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One of the Coalition’s favorite events of the year is fast approaching! The annual Joseph P. Caggiano Memorial Golf Tournament will take place on August 17, and there is still
One of the Coalition’s favorite events of the year is fast approaching! The annual Joseph P. Caggiano Memorial Golf Tournament will take place on August 17, and there is still
In a previous blog, we discussed the integrity and resiliency of the supply chains for healthcare products and pharmaceuticals, focusing on how these issues are a matter of national security. During our
For those living in the Northern Hemisphere, this past Tuesday (at 5:13 AM to be exact) marked the Summer Solstice, the point at which the Earth is at its maximum
The Coalition for Government Procurement would like to congratulate the 2021 recipients of the Excellence in Partnership (EIP) Awards. We received many nominations from Government and industry partners that highlighted
The Spring Training Conference is less than two weeks away, and we hope that you are as excited as we are for the experience that the event offers. The conference marks
Informally considered the start of the summer season, the Memorial Day weekend is upon us. With the ritual gatherings of friends and family, this weekend also includes a day of
Industrial Base Challenges Pose Risks for National Security By Moshe Schwartz, President, Etherton and Associates This week’s FAR & Beyond blog features a guest author on national security. The comments
With 2022 nearing its midway point, the Coalition for Government Procurement is pleased to share exciting events, news, and developments coming soon for our members. Last week’s blog highlighted a
Springtime has been busy (in a good way!) here at the Coalition and it’s hard to believe it’s already May! We started off April with a flurry of committee meetings,
The COVID-19 pandemic and associated domestic shortages of certain healthcare supplies and pharmaceuticals during the initial response have given rise to new perspectives on the status of global supply chains.