National Capital Plan Gets Boring Intro Chapter Facelift
Published Date: 1/13/2026
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The National Capital Planning Commission just updated the Introduction Chapter of the big plan that guides federal projects in the National Capital Region. These changes help federal agencies better plan and review buildings and campuses. The new rules kick in on February 12, 2026, so agencies should get ready to follow them—no extra costs announced, just smarter planning ahead!
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