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99--NASA JPL SMALL BUSINESS SYMPOSIUM AND AWARDS CEREMONY

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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, is organizing the First Annual Small Business Symposium and Awards Ceremony, scheduled for November 17-18, 2008, at The Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. Managed by the California Institute of Technology, JPL aims to provide a platform under the theme "NASA—Where Small Business Can Make a Big Difference" to connect small businesses with NASA’s future mission plans in Space and Earth Science. The event will offer insights into NASA/JPL’s programs, initiatives, and procurement opportunities while emphasizing the agency’s commitment to expanding its supplier base with qualified small businesses. Participants from industry, academia, and domestic small businesses will have the opportunity to network with NASA, JPL, and prime contractors throughout the two-day event. The symposium features plenary sessions covering Procurement, Mission Updates, and how to do business with NASA and JPL, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the skills and technologies needed to support NASA’s missions. The event culminates with NASA’s Small Business Industry and Advocates Awards ceremony, highlighting exceptional contributions from employees and industry partners to NASA’s Small Business Program. Registration costs $175 per attendee, with early registration encouraged due to limited space. Attendees are also advised to secure hotel accommodations at The Washington Hilton by October 27, 2008, to benefit from the special conference rate. For additional information, interested parties can contact the designated representative at JPL.

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NASA JPL hosts Small Business Symposium November 17-18, 2008, connecting small businesses with NASA opportunities.

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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., will host the First AnnualSmall Business Symposium and Awards Ceremony on November 17 and 18, 2008 at TheWashington Hilton in Washington, D.C. JPL is managed for NASA by the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.OBJECTIVE: The theme of the Symposium is "NASA--Where Small Business Can Make a BigDifference." The Symposium provides a forum for small business attendees to learn aboutNASA/JPL plans for future missions in Space and Earth Science, including associatedprograms, initiatives, and business and/or teaming opportunities. Both the Agency and theLaboratory are committed to doing business with small businesses and seek to expand theirrespective supplier base for future technical requirements. Additionally, attendees will learn about the skills, resources and technologies needed toachieve NASAs missions, programs and research. Networking with NASA, JPL and primecontractors will be the objective throughout the two-day event. Participation is open toindustry, academia and domestic small businesses.PLENARY SESSIONS: Plenary sessions will address topics in the areas of Procurement,Missions Updates, and How to Do Business with JPL and NASA.NASA AWARDS CEREMONY: NASAs Small Business Industry and Advocates Awards will befeatured on the second day to acknowledge the outstanding contributions made by NASAemployees as well as industry representatives in support of the agencys Small BusinessProgram.ON-LINE REGISTRATION: Registration is $175 per attendee. Pre-registration is highlyrecommended, as space is limited. For on-line registration, please visithttp://acquisition.jpl.nasa.gov/boo/2008sbsym/ HOTEL: Hotel accommodations at The Washington Hilton must be made prior to October 27,2008 to obtain the conference rate.FOR FURTHER DETAILS: For more information about the conference, contact Andrea Acosta at(818) 354-7531 or via email to contact@example.gov

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