Georgia Tech helps you grow your business through government contracts
According to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the government spends more than $500 billion a year on products and services. In addition, the government through initiatives such as the Make It...
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“Mission Focused Contracting” — a two-week course that is perhaps the most comprehensive of any of the courses offered by The Contracting Education Academy at Georgia Tech — begins on Oct. 22, 2012....
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GTPAC earns recognition for hosting national conference
Over 300 business counselors, representing programs in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico traveled to Atlanta last week (April 21-25, 2013) to participate in a comprehensive...
View ArticleHouse committee rips SBA for unauthorized pilot programs, contracting woes
Members of the House Small Business Committee on Tuesday voted unanimously in favor of several revisions to the Small Business Administration’s new budget proposal, with several lawmakers criticizing...
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DoD CIO to industry: Do your homework
Defense Department Chief Information Officer Terry Halvorsen said that a recent trip to Silicon Valley reinforced the fact that the department will be looking to industry to drive innovation for the...
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Find out what government contractors need to know about cybersecurity on Dec....
The Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) is hosting a free educational seminar entitled “What Every Government Contractor Needs to Know Now About Privacy and Cybersecurity Law” on...
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Georgia Tech midtown Atlanta campus closed Sept. 11-12 in anticipation of...
With sustained tropical force winds and heavy rainfall anticipated for metro Atlanta as a result of Hurricane Irma, Georgia Tech has cancelled classes and is closing the midtown Atlanta campus on...
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