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Technical Workshop Facilitation & Management

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The Technical Workshop Facilitation and Management subcontract supports prime contractors on DARPA projects by overseeing the logistics, registration, and professional facilitation of technical events. The scope of work involves coordinating complex interactions between algorithm experts, hardware vendors, financial stakeholders, and end-users. Key responsibilities include managing event scheduling, venue coordination, and the administration of registration websites through specialized event management software. To ensure successful delivery, the contractor must hold professional certification in technical program management or event planning. The primary deliverables for this engagement are a series of executed workshops and comprehensive synthesized reports. This opportunity is associated with NAICS code 561920 and falls under the jurisdiction of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency within the Department of Defense.

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Subcontract for DARPA technical workshop facilitation, logistics management, and synthesized reporting services.

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561920 - Convention and Trade Show Organizers

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VA

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This scope was carved out of DARPA-SN-27-14.

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Future Announcement: Quantum Computing – Applications Workshops (QC-AW)

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Manages logistics, registration, and professional facilitation for prime contractors on DARPA projects. Coordinates participation between end-users, financial stakeholders, algorithm experts, and hardware vendors. Manages registration websites, venue coordination, and event scheduling using event management software. Requires professional certification in event planning or technical program management. Delivers executed workshop series and synthesized reports.

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