This course provides Delegation of Procurement Authority Training for GSA's 8(a) STARS III Governmentwide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) for IT services. The training defines GSA GWACs, identifies the features and benefits of the 8(a) STARS III GWAC, provides an understanding of 8(a) STARS III ordering procedures and outlines responsibilities of ordering contracting officers. Please note: This training is limited to Federal/Military personnel.

Members of DISA's senior leadership will present briefings to address tactical acquisition issues, requirements, and planned procurements for the 2023/24 fiscal years. During the event, attendees will have the opportunity to speak with senior leaders, program managers, and acquisition representatives. In addition to on-site attendance, industry partners can also watch the day's proceedings via livestream.

Appian Government 2022 will focus on what is possible when people and technology come together to move missions forward and improve outcomes for citizens and their communities. Public service is crucial work, and maintaining the public's trust in government is paramount. Imagine your world with Appian, driven by a hyper focus on enhancing impact in authentic fashion. Learn how to discover, design, and automate your mission-critical workflows a...

Who Should Attend: All federal users including contracting officers, program office officials, managers, and executive staff are invited to participate in these complimentary webinars to learn how Alliant 2 can support their agency IT project initiatives. Warranted contracting officers must complete this training before requesting a Delegation of Procurement Authority (DPA), which will authorize them to issue orders against Alliant 2. This web...

Maintaining a CTPAT Program as an Importer/Exporter In this webinar, you will learn about Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) supply chain security responsibilities and scope, including where ownership should reside in your organization and the importance of collaborating with functions outside of trade compliance and logistics. There will be a review of the CTPAT annual security profile submission and best practices for ensuri...

Now more than ever, it's important to understand precisely how the government buys. With more vendors competing for fewer dollars, it’s hard to win if you don’t know the latest rules and the many process steps. This premier learning experience from immixGroup will help you chart a course from opportunity through contract action. In this one-day training, you will discover actionable tools and techniques to find funded opportunities...

Join DataRobot's Vice President of Data Science, Public Sector, Chandler McCann and KUNGFU.AI's Chief Scientist, Dr. Steve Kramer as they walk through how to mitigate fraud, waste, and abuse using artificial intelligence.Procurement misuse, abuse, and inefficiency continues to be a challenge for state governments, driven by large transaction volumes and pressure to reduce costs. Purchase cards, an increasingly common pronouncement method, prov...

U.S. government procurement process demands the highest commitment to ethical and unbiased conduct. As the government seeks to hold public officials and contractors accountable for compliance failures and misconduct, the threat of prosecution and debarment present an ongoing risk to acquisition professionals. This session will focus on emerging trends in anti-corruption and compliance that continue to have a growing impact on the U.S. governme...

The Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) Sales Reporting Portal (SRP) supports the collection of data required by FAS procurement programs including Multiple Award Schedules (MAS), non-MAS programs such as the Government-Wide Acquisition Contracts (GWACS) and others. The FAS SRP provides a safe, secure and user friendly portal for you, our Industry Partners, to report both transactional and aggregate level data required by your FAS contracts as w...

Every public sector procurement department has an important mission: spending taxpayer dollars wisely to help government deliver services as efficiently as possible. But in most jurisdictions, the procurement process is mired in inefficiencies, driving up costs and reducing government’s ability to meet its core mission. A smarter approach to procurement helps connect the dots of your people, processes and technology, revealing and fixin...