A GSA-approved security container originally procured through the Federal Supply System bears which label on its front face?

• A. GSA Approval label
• B. CSA approval
• C. Federal Standard 809 label
• D. Security Container Label

Answer: (A)

When a security container is GSA-approved and bought through the Federal Supply System, it carries an official GSA Approval label on the front face. This label shows that the container has been tested and meets the government’s security requirements for federal assets, providing a quick, verifiable indicator during inspections and audits. The other options don’t apply because CSA approval relates to Canadian standards, Federal Standard 809 is not the indicator used for GSA approval, and a generic Security Container Label wouldn’t certify the container’s status with GSA. So the front-face label you’ll see is the GSA Approval label.