NEWS| 4/23/13 Chicago FEB Honors Mayor Emanuel's Commitment to Sustainability |
| 4/18/13 President's Budget Provides Funding for Four Regional Projects |
EVENTS| 6/7/13 IT Solutions for State & Local Government Agencies - Virtual |
| 6/7/13 Using Multiple Award Schedules - Basic - Virtual
7/15-19/13 Personal Property Management Training - Chicago
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As part of a Recovery Act project at the Birch Bayh Courthouse in Indianapolis, the building's sculptures and murals were cleaned and restored, including the transplant of a new arm on 'Industry,' a John Massey Rhind sculpture.
The Gerald R. Ford Federal Building in Grand Rapids, Michigan, hosted five artists in the city's 2012 "ArtPrize" competition, an annual contest that drew more than 1,500 artists this year.
During exterior brick cleaning and repainting of the Quincy Court Federal Building, a mid-1900s "ghost sign" from the Bond Company, a national clothing chain and former building owner, was uncovered and will remain in place on recommendation from historic preservationists.
Milton Glaser's rainbow-colored mural, which enwraps the base of the Minton-Capehart Federal Building, Indianapolis, received a complete repainting and make-over of it's pulsating illumination system this summer.
View pictures of the new United States Courthouse, the first in GSA's Great Lakes Region since 2002.
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Welcome to the Great Lakes Region of the U.S. General Services Administration. At GSA, we are committed to fostering an effective, sustainable, and transparent government for the American people and to providing innovative solutions to federal agencies.
The Great Lakes Region supports federal agencies in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin, helping them access workspace, telecommunications, information technology, vehicles, and thousands of other goods and services. GSA also strives to find sustainable solutions that help reduce the federal government’s environmental footprint.
In the Great Lakes Region, our 950 employees are dedicated to achieving the agency’s goals of innovation, customer intimacy, and operational excellence. We encourage you to learn more about how GSA delivers value and promotes efficiency to the federal community and, ultimately, the American people.
