Federal Register #2026-22059

EPA seeks nominees for the Great Lakes Advisory Board

The EPA is renewing the Great Lakes Advisory Board and inviting nominations for unpaid member positions. - Government buyer: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), including its Great Lakes National Program Office. - Purpose: The Great Lakes Advisory Board (GLAB) advises the EPA Administrator through the Great Lakes National Program Manager on the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, domestic implementation of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, and Great Lakes protection and restoration priorities. - Board composition: EPA expects approximately 15 members representing a range of Great Lakes stakeholders and perspectives. - Terms and compensation: Members serve two-year terms and are unpaid; the GLAB charter is renewed for an additional two-year period. - Nomination materials: Candidates are asked to provide contact information, a statement of interest, a resume, a brief biography, and information about EPA grant funding history. Recommendation letters are optional. - Procurement information: This is a request for nominations, not a procurement. No OEMs, vendors, products, quantities, or contract value are identified.

Description

The Environmental Protection Agency is renewing the Great Lakes Advisory Board for an additional two-year period and is seeking nominations of qualified candidates to serve two-year terms. The Board provides advice and recommendations to the EPA Administrator through the Great Lakes National Program Manager on the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and domestic implementation of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement. Its objectives include advising on Great Lakes protection and restoration activities, long-term goals and priorities, and other issues identified by the Great Lakes Interagency Task Force/Regional Working Group. Nominations must be submitted by January 15, 2027.

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