Advocating Common Sense in Government Procurement

The Coalition for Government Procurement is the single most effective voice for commercial service and product companies selling in the federal market. For over 30 years, the Coalition has brought together public and private sector procurement leaders to work towards the mutual goal of common sense acquisition. Our members have access to the latest federal compliance and policy information, which serves as the foundation of a successful federal business.

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The Coalition for Government Procurement Hires Carolyn Alston
The Coalition announces the addition of Carolyn Alston as Executive Vice President and General Counsel. Alston brings over 20 years of procurement policy experience to the trade organization.

“We are very pleased that the leading expert on GSA Multiple Award Schedule contracting issues has joined our team,” said Roger Waldron, President of the Coalition. “Carolyn’s knowledge and experience, especially her role in developing and working with GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule policy, will be a wonderful addition for our membership and the procurement community.” Read more.

Events

Partnership Dinner
May 16, 2012 • Marriott Riverwalk Hotel, San Antonio, TX
Join us for a Myth-Buster partnership dinner at GSA Expo with more than 300 of your colleagues from industry and government.

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MAS Basic Training
June 14 – 15, 2012 • McKenna Long & Aldridge, Washington DC
This intensive two-day Multiple Award Schedules Basic Training will you teach you how to obtain and manage your GSA schedule, market your GSA contracts, comply with Federal procurement requirements, follow policy changes, and prepare for MAS audits. This course will also cover the latest ordering procedures for GSA Schedules.

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