Through the day at FEDCON in Wilmington, various government officials and procurement specialists outlined the massive procurement plans for military and government projects in FY 2017. The details are dauntingly complex, reflecting the scale, diversity and challenges of procurement and winning work in the public sector. There are different rules based on the project scale, whether the contractor (or subtrade) fits into special subcategories, such as for women, minority, disabled, and/or small business) and whether the best route to go for a potential supplier is as a subtrade/supplier (especially if you belong in one of the set-aside categories) or to bid directly for the work.
So much material was presented in the different sessions that only a person with extreme photographic memory could even think of capturing a portion of the details. So, with permission from the contracting authorities (and with all non-public-release material scrubbed out), FEDCON has posted the various procurement details on a website page that isn’t widely advertised. While intended for people who attended the event, it isn’t a secret, so I link it here.
See the relevant categories below:
Presentations (approved for posting)
- The Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFS)
- Fort Bragg Directorate of Public Works (DPW)
- Fort Bragg Mission & Installations Contracting Command (MICC)
- ROICC Camp Lejeune Acquisition Methods
- General Services Administration: Facilities & Construction Category ? Government-wide Category Management, Past Journey & Future Direction
- General Services Administration: Public Buildings Service Overview
- NIEHS and NIH Facilities
- Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management: Army Installations
- Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
- US Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District
- US Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District
- US Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division
- US Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District
- US Army Corps of Engineers, Wilmington District
- Business Opportunities with VISN/NCO 6 Construction Branch
- Business Opportunities with VA Mid-Atlantic Health Network VISN6
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