THE JUSTICE LEAGUE

Sure, you're about to be sentenced to a lifetime of solitary confinement . . . but check out the craftsmanship in that duct work. Rockville?s Forrester Construction won a $5M contract to renovate the Garmatz Federal Courthouse at 101 W Lombard St Friday. Upgrades include new detention cellblocks, interview rooms, and revamped prisoner elevators. The US Marshal Service currently occupies the 21k SF building.
Speaking of deal with the government, our Working with the GSA III event is coming up tomorrow (Wednesday) at the Reagan International Trade Building in DC. Arent Fox?s Jon Bouker, who's moderating a panel, told us yesterday that Congressional deficit hawks have no love for the Public Buildings Service budget. House Republicans propose stripping $1.7B from the federal buildings fund, and new Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management subcommittee chair Jeff Denham says the gov't needs to make use of underutilized buildings. Don't forget to sign up!

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