Our last seminar of the Program Year goes beyond contracts management and discusses leading a successful project team. Learn the architecture of teams, common myths behind collaboration, innovation, and creativity, and how to embrace the diversity of thought on your team.
The Chapter is hosting representatives from the Section 809 Panel, including Commission Chair Dave Drabkin. Learn about the Volume One report and the proposals it contains to streamline defense acquisitions. Hear from the Section 809 members on future work for the panel and engage with the panel members to ask questions, submit feedback, and recommend changes.
At our April seminar, get insights into an evaluator’s view of your price proposal and what you need to do to help the evaluator conclude your price is right. Pricing professional Marsha Lindquist will discuss tips and techniques for contractors when developing a teaming strategy and price proposal that will help minimize the questions and maximize the chances your proposal is accepted.
Join us on March 16th for the most perilous legal and compliance issues that can burn contractors and contracting professionals. Popular speaker Eric Crusius will cover areas from labor requirements and small business changes to cyber challenges and new directives in the 2018 NDAA. In addition, hear the latest on the Section 809 Panel report. Can’t make it in person? Watch the live broadcast on Periscope!
The Chapter is teaming up with George Mason University to present a two-hour seminar on negotiation strategies. This session is based on GMU’s two-day negotiation course offered as part of their Government Contracting Series. Join us February 16th and implement sound practices for your next negotiation!
Our first training session of 2018 will provide attendees with detailed guidance on the CPSR process as well as up-to-the-minute knowledge regarding what to expect when you’re expecting a 2018 CPSR. ProcureLinx’s Mark Hijar provides valuable insights into current DCMA review trends as well as new points of emphasis in the 2018 CPSR process.