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GSA’s Region 6 represents the states of Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas — providing superior customer service and workplace solutions for our federal customers.
The Heartland Region’s real estate portfolio includes 23 million square feet of space in 57 federally owned and 335 leased buildings in the region. Our Kansas City-based headquarters is also home to the federal government’s Facilities and Construction purchasing category and the hardware and tools subcategory — responsible for more than a billion dollars in facility-and-construction-related supply purchases each year.
We leverage our buying power to ensure we provide our customers with products and services that are the best use of taxpayer funds.
Since 2014, the Heartland Region’s headquarters has been located at 2300 Main St. in Kansas City, Missouri, and demonstrates the principles of GSA’s Federal Coworking Space. More square footage is allocated for collaboration, such as meeting areas and conference rooms, than square footage allocated to personal space. Workstation panels are lower and there is greater access to day lighting and views for associates. There are also fewer walls, and most walls are situated in the interior of the space.
Numerous parking options are available when visiting the regional office building — including a multi-level, accessible underground facility with convenient access to the office. Call Republic Parking at 816-329-2204 for information and rates.
Parking is also available nearby at Union Station. Get the latest rates and parking locations. For monthly parking at West Yards, contact Mid-Con Management at 816-471-3276 or email info@midconmgmt.com.
The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority, or KCATA, operates regular bus service to several stops in the area of 2300 Main — including a streetcar line that stops in front of the building.
MT Plate cafe, located on the main floor of the building, serves breakfast and lunch. Dining options are also available at the adjacent Union Station. A skywalk connects Union Station to the Crown Center complex, which offers three levels of shopping, dining and entertainment. A pedestrian bridge from Union Station crosses the railroad tracks, providing easy access to the Freight House and Crossroads Arts District.
Please note: In the event of a drill or non-fire emergency, fire alarms and strobes will not be flashing and elevators will remain in use. During an actual emergency, alarms will sound and strobes will be flashing. Glass passenger elevators will be stopped and parking garage elevators will be locked at the lobby level.
U.S. General Services Administration