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Government Agency Movers
GSA-approved government moving services for federal, state, and local agencies.
Government moving services from CG Moving Company, Inc. go to agencies that need more than a crew with a truck. We handle government-issued technology, case files, and sensitive records. Our staff are trained to work under agency escort or dual custody when a project requires it.
Trained to handle sensitive government property and information.
Government buyers need movers who understand procurement, not just packing. We work under GSA Schedule GS-33F-0063X, as a California DGS approved carrier, and as a registered vendor, No. 96965, for the City and County of San Francisco. Whether you need government office movers for a single department or a full-building relocation, we scale the crew to the project.
We can handle government information and property with confidence, including:
Government moves are usually bound to something external and non-negotiable: a lease expiry, a building handover, a legislative session, or a facility closure date. We plan around that constraint with phased cutovers and after-hours or weekend move windows. An inventory and labeling scheme maps to your destination floor plan, so records stay accounted for and public service hours aren’t interrupted.
With GSA, DGS, and City and County vendor status all in place, CG Moving Co. is equipped to handle government relocations other movers aren’t. As government movers across the Bay Area and Sacramento, we serve city, state, and federal agencies alike. Reach out for a free quote or request an on-site estimate.
We work under GSA Schedule GS-33F-0063X, as a California DGS approved carrier, and as a registered City and County of San Francisco vendor, number 96965.
Yes. Our staff are trained to work under agency escort or dual custody when a project requires it.
Yes. We plan phased cutovers and after-hours or weekend windows around schedule-bound constraints like lease expirations or legislative sessions.
City, state, and federal agencies across the Bay Area and Sacramento.