GSA Times-2 Rotary File Storage
High-density rotary filing and storage cabinets for government records, files, supplies, and agency workspaces—planned around your application and procurement requirements.
Times-2 storage for government files and supplies
Aurora Times-2 cabinets rotate stored material to the access point, allowing a compact cabinet footprint to hold filing, binders, supplies, or mixed media. A useful project starts with the materials being stored and the way agency staff need to retrieve them.
High-density storage with an accessible work point
Rather than walking along a long run of conventional shelving or lateral files, staff access the needed section at the cabinet opening. The configuration can be planned for hanging files, shelves, bins, drawers, binders, or a combination—subject to the specific cabinet design and project requirements.
- File formats, binder sizes, or supply dimensions
- Required access and retrieval workflow
- Space available and workstation adjacency
- Cabinet height and room-clearance constraints
- Locking or restricted-access requirements
- GSA procurement documentation and agency process
Plan the cabinet configuration around the contents
Times-2 cabinet interiors are configured around the material being stored. A storage conversation should begin with the file format, supply profile, access pattern, and amount of future capacity—not a generic cabinet model.
Hanging-file storage
For end-tab or hanging-file applications where staff need a compact, organized retrieval point.
Binder & media storage
Adjustable shelving can support binders, folders, media, and other office-records materials.
Drawer inserts
Drawer configurations can organize smaller office materials and supplies within the cabinet.
Mixed-use interiors
Combine shelves, files, bins, or drawers when one cabinet serves more than one storage need.
Single or grouped cabinets
Plan a standalone cabinet or a coordinated cabinet run around the room and workflow.
Access and locking options
Discuss the project’s access-control needs before a specification or quote is finalized.
Aurora Times-2 and GSA procurement
Aurora Storage Products holds GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QSMA21D08R9. Aurora’s government-market information identifies Times-2 rotary cabinets among the products offered through its public-sector contracts. Availability of a particular configuration, option, or accessory should be verified against the current GSA eLibrary record and applicable catalog before ordering.
For the full Times-2 model range, sizes and interior options, see Times-2 Speed Files. Agencies in Utah can also see Times-2 speed files in Utah for local installation and project notes.
Move from storage need to a quote-ready scope
We can help define a practical cabinet configuration and provide a quote around the agency’s intended use. A productive request identifies what is being stored, the approximate volume, preferred cabinet location, access needs, and the GSA buying path your team is using.
Define the contents
Identify file types, supplies, quantities, and how often staff retrieve them.
Review the space
Confirm room dimensions, clearances, adjacency, and access constraints.
Set the configuration
Match cabinet interior, height, and options to the operating need.
Verify procurement
Confirm current contract/catalog applicability before proceeding.
Rotary cabinets versus conventional filing
Rotary storage is not automatically the best answer for every file room. The appropriate approach depends on file volume, access frequency, available footprint, the types of materials, and how the staff works in the room.
Compare the work pattern—not just the cabinet footprint
Conventional lateral files can make sense where direct access to many open drawers is the priority. A Times-2 rotary cabinet may be a better fit where high-density storage and a controlled access point work with the retrieval process. We can help compare options against the actual use case.
Government and public-sector applications
Times-2 rotary cabinets can support a variety of office, records, and supply-storage applications when the cabinet configuration and workflow fit.
Keep active records and supplies organized near the work
Common applications include agency records rooms, administrative offices, law-enforcement support areas, medical-records environments, and departmental supply storage. The right configuration depends on the specific material and agency process; it should not be treated as a stand-alone security or compliance solution.
Agency records
Active files, archive-adjacent records, binders, and structured file-room storage.
Administrative offices
Compact filing and supply storage placed close to the people who use it.
Law-enforcement support
Organized records or supplies planned around the agency’s approved access process.
Medical and benefits records
High-density filing configurations for records-office workflows.
Departmental supplies
Mixed shelves, bins, and drawers for secure and visible supply organization.
Shared work areas
Cabinet runs that support an office team without consuming long wall runs.
Explore related filing storage online
For ready-to-order filing-storage alternatives, these lateral file units are available through our online store. Times-2 rotary cabinets are configured and quoted around the application.
Frequently asked questions
Are Aurora Times-2 cabinets available through GSA?
Aurora Storage Products holds GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QSMA21D08R9, and Aurora identifies Times-2 rotary cabinets among its public-sector offerings. Confirm the current GSA eLibrary record, catalog, and proposed configuration before ordering.
Can a Times-2 cabinet be configured for files and supplies?
Times-2 interiors may be configured with elements such as file storage, shelves, bins, and drawers, subject to the selected cabinet and available options. Start with what your team needs to store and retrieve.
Does a rotary cabinet provide a security or compliance certification?
No. The facility’s policies, the record type, and the appropriate authority determine security and compliance requirements. Review those requirements before selecting access or locking options.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
Helpful starting information includes the material type and volume, room or placement constraints, intended cabinet use, preferred configuration, and your purchasing path.
Plan a quote-ready Times-2 storage solution
Tell us what you need to store, where the cabinet will go, and how your agency is purchasing. We’ll help develop a practical Times-2 configuration and quote.