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Roomers, Inc. is managing registration services for the Department of State's Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) Industry Day event scheduled for October 13, 2004, at the Ronald Reagan Building, with registration closing on October 11, 2004. The registration fee is set at $100, and interested participants can register online or on-site at the Pennsylvania Avenue entrance check-in booth on the event day. The event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and serves as a platform for OBO to expand its network of firms providing a wide range of building industry services, including real estate, planning, architecture, engineering, construction, maintenance, and high-performance and sustainable building materials. OBO emphasizes the importance of new technologies and materials that address security concerns such as blast and bio-chemical threats. Firms selected or pre-qualified for contracts requiring security clearances must possess or be able to obtain a facility security clearance, with the Department of State providing sponsorship for those without clearances. Key points of contact for the registration and procurement process include Denise A Williams and Linda G Patton, who serve as Procurement Technician and Contract Specialist, respectively. The overall goal is to broaden the supplier base for embassy facility services worldwide, highlighting the technical expertise and security requirements necessary to support OBO’s diverse construction and operational needs.

General Info

Roomers manages OBO Industry Day registration, focusing on security-cleared building services October 13.

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NAICS

561621 - Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)

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PostedOct 1

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Denise A WilliamsProcurement Technician

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Linda G PattonContract Specialist

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Full Description

Roomers, Inc. will continue to handle registration on behalf of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) until October 13, 2004. THE REGISTRATION FEE IS NOW $100.00. INTERESTED PARTIES MAY REGISTER ONLINE BY OCTOBER 11, 2004. REGISTRATION IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT AT THE CHECK-IN BOOTH ON SITE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ENTRANCE. To register, click www.roomersinc.com. For additional information, contact the industry day registration number at 703.518.0233. The Department of State, Overseas Buildings Operations, continues to expand the base of firms with which it does business. To that end, OBO will host its third Industry Day on Wednesday, October 13, 2004 at the Ronald Reagan Building. Industry Day hours are: 10:00am - 4:00pm. OBO uses an industry-wide, cross-section of services, equipment, construction and operations for its embassy facilities around the world. The technical expertise that is required runs the gamut of the building industry. Real estate service providers are used in support of acquisitions and disposal actions (including brokerage, marketing and appraisals). Planning, architectural, engineering, interior design and general construction services are used, as well as maintenance services and generator, roof and fire protection systems replacements. We are interested in construction materials and building components that promote sustainability and high performance, and other new technology. There is a growing demand to supply building components and systems that can withstand blast and bio-chemical environmental security and operational compromise. After selection for a contract or after pre-qualification for any contracts that require a security clearance, firms and vendors must have or be able to obtain a facility security clearance. The Department of State will sponsor those selected or pre-qualified firms that do not possess facility clearances.