State of Wisconsin
Embracing an opportunity to create a state government that maintains a smaller footprint and introduces a more modern approach to its workforce.
A comprehensive space consolidation study was completed to understand and optimize the existing and anticipated use of state buildings.
Continuing to make progress toward modernizing workspaces, consolidating space, and right-sizing the state-owned real estate portfolio.
Sanjay Olson, AdministratorEmail DFTS
608-266-2731
For media inquiries:
DOACommunications@Wisconsin.gov
Vision 2030 was introduced in response to the public’s raised expectations for governments to be more agile, accessible, and responsive. In May 2021, the Wisconsin Department of Administration embarked upon Vision 2030 – a bold reimagining of the state workplace and workforce for a post-pandemic world. Vision 2030 set forth a framework to right-size the state’s real estate portfolio; shed underutilized properties; support a mobile workforce; and save taxpayers money while enhancing access to government services.
View the Press Releases associated with Vision 2030:
Vision 2030 Update:1 West Wilson Building Available for Sale in Madison
Vision 2030 Update: DOA Moves Ahead with Sale of Underutilized State Property in Milwaukee to Bronzeville Center for the Arts
Vision 2030 Update: State of Wisconsin to Optimize Footprint and Better Meet the Needs of Wisconsinites
Vision 2030 Update: Evers Administration Continues Work to Reduce Costs to Taxpayers Through Optimizing Workplace Footprint