99 -- SPECIALOPERATIONSFORCESINDUSTRYDAYCONFERENCE(SOFIC)20-22MAY08
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The Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC) scheduled for May 20-22, 2008, at the Tampa Convention Center in Florida has reached its full capacity and is officially sold out. Due to space limitations, no additional registrations can be accepted, and attendees will not have access to associated social events such as luncheons or dinners. However, the exhibition hall will remain open to visitors who either present proper identification or pay a daily entrance fee. Industry representatives interested only in viewing exhibits without conference registration must purchase a pass to enter. The point of contact for the event is Mr. David Johnson, the USSOCOM Technical Industrial Liaison Officer, available via email at tilo@socom.mil. Additional support can be obtained from Angela Mitchell, Procurement Analyst, reachable at mitchea@socom.mil or by phone. The event is categorized under NAICS code 561990 and further information can be accessed through the provided online workspace. The organizers apologize for any inconvenience caused by the full registration status and appreciate the interest shown in SOFIC 2008.
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