GTED & our subsidiaries have highly experienced teams of experts who thoroughly plan, execute, and deliver successful projects. We work closely with clients to fully understand how each project drives its mission, ensuring delivery of the right solution for that particular need.
Grand Traverse Economic Development (GTED), is the wholly-owned commercial investment entity of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. We provide a consistent, supportive, and structured management platform in order to best support our subsidiary companies.
Grand Traverse Engineering and Construction (GTEC) civil engineering, construction management, and planning since 2015
Bay Shore Steel Works high-quality fabrication, machining and finishing services to a wide variety of customers in many industries.
GTB Health Solutions (GTBHS) offers a full range of Health and Human Services and solutions to support local and federal and individual health needs.
TERRAPORT brings over 20 Years of world-class Telecom, Satellite, Wireless, Network and Infrastructure solutions, and services worldwide. Our clients range from Commercial Enterprises to State, Local and Federal agencies to include the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD).
GTB Federal IT Solutions (GTBFIT) offers a Full range of focused Information Technology services and solutions including IT Support, Cybersecurity, Big Data analytics, and more.
GTB Engineering, Security, and Technology Solutions (GTBEST) is an American Indian Tribally-owned minority small business, wholly owned by the Grand Traverse Band, LLC (GTED)
Stewardship & Sustainability
Building A Future - Sustainable Infrastructure
Providing our clients with the tools necessary to implement their vision with an eye toward sustainable infrastructure solutions.
Sustainable infrastructure is often thought to be focused just on “green” solutions, for example, a bridge built from recycled materials or an electric plant powered by wind, however; at GTED we also factor into the plan an infrastructure which mitigates ongoing social costs.