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Revealing Trends – The 2020 NLB Art and Science Awards

By James Benya I happen to think that awards are a particularly good thing. There [...]

Universal Lighting Technologies Achieves High Recognition in Industry’s First “Trusted Warranty” Evaluation Program

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Feb. 9, 2021) – Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc. today announced the company is one of [...]

The NLB Introduces the Art & Science of Lighting Awards

NASHVILLE – February 3, 2021 – The National Lighting Bureau (NLB) is excited to announce [...]

NLB Annual Lighting Forum: The Year of Artificial Sunlight UV

The NLB held a panel discussion as part of the NLB Annual Lighting Forum. The [...]

NLB Annual Lighting Forum: The Relationship between Street Lighting and the Circadian System

The NLB held a panel discussion on the effects of street lighting on the circadian [...]

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Member News

NECA 2021 Project Excellence Awards Program Now Open

NECA has begun accepting entries for the Project Excellence Awards (PEA) program. To showcase the exceptional work performed [...]

NALMCO Announces Release of February Issue of LM&M Magazine

Ankeny, IA | February 9, 2021 The interNational Association of Lighting Management Companies® (NALMCO®) is pleased to [...]

Panasonic Lighting Americas and Inter-Lite Sales Join Forces to Offer Comprehensive, Connected Lighting Solutions in British Columbia

BURNABY, British Columbia. (Jan. 26, 2021) – Panasonic Lighting Americas, Inc. recently announced a strategic partnership [...]

NEMRA Announces Board, Committee Appointments

CARMEL, In. — The National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (NEMRA) announced the appointment of three officers [...]

Universal Expands Line of Connected Lighting Solutions by Introducing the LRAxC LED Strip Fixture Retrofit Kit with Bluetooth® Controls

Connected Lighting Ecosystem Enables IoT Capabilities NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Jan. 14, 2021) – Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc. [...]

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GSA@USGSA·
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For #WomensHistoryMonth and #NationalMinnesotaDay, check out the U.S. Land Port of Entry in Warroad, MN. It was designed by Julie Snow Architects and Helen Mirra created "Roseau County Bird Rainbow" and "Tamarack Color Index."

#WomenInArchitecture #5WomenArtists

For #WomensHistoryMonth and #NationalMinnesotaDay, check out the U.S. Land Port of Entry in Warroad, MN. It was designed by Julie Snow Architects and Helen Mirra created "Roseau County Bird Rainbow" and "Tamarack Color Index." #WomenInArchitecture #5WomenArtists
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BIOS Lighting@BIOSLIGHTINGLED·
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Join BIOS and Tad Hussey from KiS Organics to learn about the deregulated and confusing world of cannabis production products in our webinar on Tuesday, March 9th!

Sign up here - https://t.co/wdzQEhLVMg

Join BIOS and Tad Hussey from KiS Organics to learn about the deregulated and confusing world of cannabis production products in our webinar on Tuesday, March 9th! Sign up here - https://t.co/wdzQEhLVMg
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GSA@USGSA·
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For #WomensHistoryMonth we will be featuring women artists in the GSA Fine Arts Collection. Follow along! #5WomenArtists

For #WomensHistoryMonth we will be featuring women artists in the GSA Fine Arts Collection. Follow along! #5WomenArtists
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Healthe Inc@HealtheInc·
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“It [Far-UVC 222] is the best tool we have today to inoculate our environment...it creates resilience in our environment in a day where pandemics like this are likely to happen again.” - Fred Maxik, Healthe CSO
Learn more at: https://t.co/BQAZS5OGFC
#UVC222 #HealtheInc

“It [Far-UVC 222] is the best tool we have today to inoculate our environment...it creates resilience in our environment in a day where pandemics like this are likely to happen again.” - Fred Maxik, Healthe CSO Learn more at: https://t.co/BQAZS5OGFC #UVC222 #HealtheInc
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GSA@USGSA·
22h

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor William Wilson Cooke, a pioneering Black architect who designed & constructed federal buildings for the Office of the Supervising Architect of the @USTreasury, predecessor to GSA's Public Buildings Service.

Read more at https://t.co/yWnfpx2KSm

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor William Wilson Cooke, a pioneering Black architect who designed & constructed federal buildings for the Office of the Supervising Architect of the @USTreasury, predecessor to GSA's Public Buildings Service. Read more at https://t.co/yWnfpx2KSm
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GSA@USGSA·
22h

Thank you for following along this month as we highlighted Black history and Black voices. We have thoroughly enjoyed being able to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with all of you.

Thank you for following along this month as we highlighted Black history and Black voices. We have thoroughly enjoyed being able to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with all of you.
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GSA@USGSA·
23h

How should we celebrate Black history? Monica Hedgspeth, GSA employee and President of the Benjamin Banneker Chapter of Blacks In Government, shares her thoughts on celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth in the latest GSA blog post!

Read it at https://t.co/YCWx8GttJo

How should we celebrate Black history? Monica Hedgspeth, GSA employee and President of the Benjamin Banneker Chapter of Blacks In Government, shares her thoughts on celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth in the latest GSA blog post! Read it at https://t.co/YCWx8GttJo
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GSA@USGSA·
28 Feb

Happy #NationaFloralDesignDay! This 1935 painting “Summer Bouquet” by Stephen Csoka is part of the GSA Fine Arts Collection. It is currently on display at Genesee Valley Council on the Arts. View more public works of art at https://t.co/U1HuMBT4kf

Happy #NationaFloralDesignDay! This 1935 painting “Summer Bouquet” by Stephen Csoka is part of the GSA Fine Arts Collection. It is currently on display at Genesee Valley Council on the Arts. View more public works of art at https://t.co/U1HuMBT4kf
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GSA@USGSA·
28 Feb

For #NationalFloralDesignDay, check out Roy Kadowaki’s 1937 painting “Flower Arrangement.” This piece from GSA’s Fine Arts Collection is on display at @gvcarts. Explore more by Kadowaki at https://t.co/W5HuYCeOrR

For #NationalFloralDesignDay, check out Roy Kadowaki’s 1937 painting “Flower Arrangement.” This piece from GSA’s Fine Arts Collection is on display at @gvcarts. Explore more by Kadowaki at https://t.co/W5HuYCeOrR
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GSA@USGSA·
28 Feb

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor William Wilson Cooke, a pioneering Black architect who designed & constructed federal buildings for the Office of the Supervising Architect of the @USTreasury, predecessor to GSA's Public Buildings Service.

Read more at https://t.co/yWnfpwL9tM

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor William Wilson Cooke, a pioneering Black architect who designed & constructed federal buildings for the Office of the Supervising Architect of the @USTreasury, predecessor to GSA's Public Buildings Service. Read more at https://t.co/yWnfpwL9tM
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GSA@USGSA·
28 Feb

It's #NationalFloralDesignDay! Check out these prints by Olinka Hrdy from GSA’s Fine Arts Collection. “Day Lily” and “Daffodil” were both created in 1935 and are on display at @artbma. Explore more of Hrdy’s work at https://t.co/sEM9guF7XE

It's #NationalFloralDesignDay! Check out these prints by Olinka Hrdy from GSA’s Fine Arts Collection. “Day Lily” and “Daffodil” were both created in 1935 and are on display at @artbma. Explore more of Hrdy’s work at https://t.co/sEM9guF7XE
It's #NationalFloralDesignDay! Check out these prints by Olinka Hrdy from GSA’s Fine Arts Collection. “Day Lily” and “Daffodil” were both created in 1935 and are on display at @artbma. Explore more of Hrdy’s work at https://t.co/sEM9guF7XE
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Lutron Electronics@Lutron·
27 Feb

Government agencies have energy reduction goals & our lighting controls can be the answer. Our solutions can save up to 60% in energy use & bring powerful energy management capabilities. We also have a government sales/service team to support your project. https://t.co/DSFzUt8d9q

Government agencies have energy reduction goals & our lighting controls can be the answer. Our solutions can save up to 60% in energy use & bring powerful energy management capabilities. We also have a government sales/service team to support your project. https://t.co/DSFzUt8d9q
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GSA@USGSA·
27 Feb

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor William Wilson Cooke, a pioneering Black architect who designed & constructed federal buildings for the Office of the Supervising Architect of the @USTreasury, predecessor to GSA's Public Buildings Service.

Read more at https://t.co/yWnfpwL9tM

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor William Wilson Cooke, a pioneering Black architect who designed & constructed federal buildings for the Office of the Supervising Architect of the @USTreasury, predecessor to GSA's Public Buildings Service. Read more at https://t.co/yWnfpwL9tM
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Lutron Electronics@Lutron·
26 Feb

Press. Tap. Speak. They’re all ways to get the lights with Lutron. What’s your favorite?

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GSA@USGSA·
26 Feb

#DYK? GSA's https://t.co/1bTUkUP0eB will now provide authentication and identity proofing services to a limited number of federally funded state and local government programs.

Read more at https://t.co/tlnXvHz6Hm

#FridayReads

#DYK? GSA's https://t.co/1bTUkUP0eB will now provide authentication and identity proofing services to a limited number of federally funded state and local government programs. Read more at https://t.co/tlnXvHz6Hm #FridayReads
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