Meet the Buyers Conference
Annual Meet the Buyers Conference
February 22, 2019
- Meet face-to-face with federal buyers and prime contractors to learn about their upcoming projects and business opportunities.
- Network with buyers, primes and potential partners.
- Find out whether your products, services and qualifications are of interest to a federal agency or prime.
- Learn how to increase business sales through government contracting and how to improve the success of your proposals.
- Learn about free consulting and market research services that will help you sell to the government.
Location
Thompson Alumni Center, University of Nebraska at OmahaFees
$50
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Exhibitors and Presentations
Army Corps of Engineers | City of Omaha | CH2M Hill | City of Omaha Human Rights and Relations | Department of Veteran Affairs | DHS | GSA Building Maintenance and Operations | GSA Office of Small Business Utilization (OSBU) | HDR | JE Dunn | Koprince Law | National Park Service | Nebraska Dept. of Administrative Service | Offutt Air Force Base, 55th Contracting Squadron | Omaha Public Schools | SBA | Turner | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Agenda
| 8:15 | Registration |
| 8:50 | Opening Remarks, Veronica Doga |
| 9:00 | Address, Thomas J. Salisbury, Regional Administrator, SBA Region VII |
| 9:15 | Mentor Protege, Joint Venture, and Teaming Strategies, Steve Koprince Government contracts attorney demystifies the legal requirements for prime/subcontrator teaming and joint venturing on federal projects |
| 10:30 | Break |
| 10:45 |
Ethical Stalking for Government Contractors™ LaunchPad, Guy Timberlake |
| 12:00 | Lunch buffet |
| 12:30 | Networking Speed Dating, bring your cards and capability statements |
| 1:30 | Panel: How to Successfully Utilize PTAC for Growing Government Sales |
| 2:15 | How to Effectively Connect with Small Business Specialists and Contracting Officers, Charles Mason, PCR SBA, and Matthew Hibbert, Small Business Specialist, USACE |
| 3:30 | Adjourn |
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