Services Corporation



Hope Network Services Corporation was created in 2002 to administer work programs with the federal governments’ Ability One Program (formerly JWOD program) to employ individuals with severe disabilities in janitorial positions.  

Service Corporation is the first company in Michigan to be awarded the Green Clean Firm Certification. 
 

Services Corp is proud to be the 2008 GSA/NISH
Excellence in Partnership Award recipient.


Current work sites for Hope Network Services Corporation include the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, the GR Ford Federal Building and Court House, the Veterans Outpatient Clinic, the FAA Airport Control Tower and Flight Standards District Office, and the Walker Army Reserve Center. Shouldn't your office consider Going Green?

Pay at these locations is based on guidelines established by the Service Contract Act of the Federal Government and rates are set for each contract according to the current Wage Determination for the West Michigan area. 

Participants in this program also receive a Health and Welfare cash stipend in addition to their hourly wage. This is intended for the use of either purchasing their own health insurance or for putting into a personal savings plan to be used for the same purpose of paying for health related expenses. 

Standards for performance, behavior and attendance are high for these important government customers.

This currently consists of janitorial contracts only, but may also include contracts for manufacturing or assembly of products in the future. 

Contact Information

David A. Bouck, ETS, GCIC Consultant
Senior Manager of Ability One & Janitorial Programs
Hope Network
Phone:  616.248.5139
Fax:  616.243.2302  


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