U -- Marketing to the Federal Government
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The seminar titled "Marketing to the Federal Government" is scheduled for Tuesday, April 26, 2005, from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm at the George Mason University Procurement Technical Assistance Program located in Fairfax, VA. Designed for business owners who already understand the basics of contracting, this intermediate-level seminar will cover key topics such as the federal acquisition process, market formation collection, and proposal preparation. The registration fee is $45, and spaces are currently available for interested participants. Registration can be completed online through the George Mason University PTAP website, with additional information accessible via phone or fax. Mary E. McGuire serves as the Procurement Assistance Specialist contact for this seminar and can be reached for inquiries regarding the event. This training aims to assist businesses in effectively marketing their services and products to the federal government, enhancing their understanding and competitiveness in the federal procurement process.
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