Please join NDIA New England for the 8th annual Cyber Event on September 10th at Gillette Stadium. This day-long program, our Chapter’s signature event, is dedicated to fostering dialogue on cybersecurity and compliance concerns impacting our members in the Defense Industrial Base. We are preparing an exciting agenda with the theme of Secure Horizons: Navigating Threats in an Era of AI and Government Enforcement. With the growing number...

5G networks have become more common over the past few years. At the 5G Americas conference in October 2023, the keynote speaker said the U.S./Canada region leads the world in 5G subscription penetration (41%), followed by China (33%), and Europe (just 13%). Additionally, while 33% of US. devices use 5G, 51% of data traffic is 5G. Government agencies have been slower to adopt 5G for their networks, however, in part because of the higher costs a...

Join the NDIA Procurement Division on July 9th for their quarterly meeting which will feature speakers and panelists addressing current defense industrial base issues and today's challenges facing the acquisition and procurement community. These meetings also provide an opportunity for the divisions' committees to conduct business specific to its members. Committees include: Contract and Acquisition Management and Legal Committee and Contract...

Strategies for Teaming To Win With Five Agreements PROGRAM MATERIALS: To Promote Training, Attendees Will Receive The Following Sample Standard Forms: A Nondisclosure Agreement A Teaming Agreement A ID/IQ Subcontract Agreement A SBA Joint Venture Operating Agreement A Contractor Teaming Arrangement Agreement (“CTA”) Due to demand, early-bird prices are subject to substantial increase. Register now! OVERVIEW: Small businesses utili...

Maximum Win Strategies: Leveraging Joint Ventures To Win More, With More! Small Business Administration (“SBA”) regulated joint ventures can provide a “leg up” on the competition enhancing eligibility for larger awards by adding substantial resources and performance capabilities to government contracts pursuits. However, leveraging the strategic advantage of joint ventures also involves mastering the “rules of the...

Why Attend? Join the NDIA Procurement Division on April 9 for their quarterly meeting which will feature speakers and panelists addressing current defense industrial base issues and today's challenges facing the acquisition and procurement community. These meetings also provide an opportunity for the divisions' committees to conduct business specific to its members. Committees include: Contract and Acquisition Management and Legal Committee an...

The Industrial Committee on Operational Test and Evaluation (ICOTE) is run by the Test & Evaluation Division with a mission to gain feedback from senior industry representatives, discuss OSD and military service policies which affect relationships with suppliers, discuss emerging issues in government and industry which affect the readiness and capabilities of U.S. defense systems, and to cooperate on projects of mutual benefit to the ICOTE...

Annual Review is Centre Law & Consulting’s flagship conference and premier networking and learning event. Every year contract managers, procurement professionals, counsel and business executives from across the country come together to learn about the latest developments in the ever-changing field of government contracting. From start to finish this is a day full of engaging speakers, insightful topics and incredible networking oppor...

Cybersecurity is a cornerstone of the Biden administration’s priorities and has never been more important to securing the nation’s infrastructure and data from cyber threats than it is today. Government IT leaders must remain vigilant against near-constant cyber threats while maintaining legacy systems and securing a remote workforce. In this workshop, Nextgov/FCW will examine the most important trends in cybersecurity across the f...

Controlling and owning the battlespace of today and tomorrow requires the ability to observe, orient, decide, and act on trusted and validated information at the speed of relevance. Seeing clearly through the “Fog of War” requires the adoption and integration of advanced technologies “to sense, make sense of, and act on information” – including cloud, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and resilient communica...