Government Procurement Events 2025. Calendar For Novenber 2025 Livy Sherye Join us at the CPPC Annual Forum, where public procurement leaders connect, share insights, and explore innovative solutions This unique one-day event attracts: A wide variety of government attendees.
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Stay Ahead in Government Contracting with 2025's Must-Attend Events Government contractors can face a rapidly evolving landscape, and staying informed is critical for success The Federal Government Procurement Conference (GPC) is a national conference fostering business partnerships between the Federal Government, its prime contractors and small, minority, service-disabled veteran-owned, veteran-owned, HUBZone and women-owned businesses.
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This year's theme, "Think Differently, Create Possibilities," sets the stage for meaningful collaboration between government suppliers, service providers, and key decision-makers in strategic supply chain management. 34th Annual Government Procurement Conference (GPC) Website: FBC, Inc Event Date : Wed 27 August, 2025 - Sat 30 August, 2025 - Overview NIGP's Forum and Products Exposition is the largest conference for public procurement professionals in North America
Procurement Department 9 Roles and Responsibilities. From advancements in technology to opportunities for high-level networking, GovCon events provide invaluable insights, expert discussions and practical strategies that contractors need to maintain a competitive edge. Gain insider knowledge on upcoming opportunities and procurement trends
Procurement Department 9 Roles and Responsibilities. Procurement & Supply Chain Live London 2025 is the leading event for procurement and supply chain professionals across the UK and Europe City & State PA's annual SDBs and Government Procurement Summit will offer industry executives, public-sector leaders, and academics a half-day conference dedicated to fostering and expanding the relationships between the state and local government, prime contractors, and small diverse businesses (SDBs).