99--OPEN INDUSTRY MEETING WITH MR. BILL MCNALLY NASA ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATORFOR PROCUREMENT
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NASA is hosting an open industry meeting with Mr. Bill McNally, the Assistant Administrator for Procurement, on June 27, 2012, from 1:00 to 2:00 PM CDT at the Johnson Space Center Gilruth Center in Houston, Texas. This event invites all current and potential NASA contractors to engage in a discussion focused on NASA procurement topics, featuring a question-and-answer session led by Mr. McNally. Attendees will have the opportunity to gain insights directly from a senior procurement official within NASA. Space for the meeting is limited, and interested companies must RSVP by June 25, 2012, by emailing Yvette Herrera with the subject line "Mr. MCNALLY INDUSTRY MEETING." The RSVP should include the company name, number of attendees, a point of contact, and a phone number. Additional details, including maps and directions to the venue, are available via a provided weblink. This meeting aims to foster open communication between NASA and its contractor community regarding procurement processes and opportunities.
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