AGC’s Federal Contractors Conference

Hosted by Associated General Contractors of America

Description

The Federal Contractors Conference is the premier conference for federal construction contractors to discuss the latest projects, policies and contracting issues facing the industry with federal agencies. In addition to substantive discussions and presentations with federal agencies, attendees will hear from legal experts about the latest federal regulations that will impact their businesses and may have the opportunity to continue a dialogue with federal agencies after the conference. Leading federal construction attorneys will address executive orders, Small Business Administration and Federal Acquisition Regulation rules, and case law trends your company needs to know to work in the federal market.

Price

Member registration fee: $859; Non member fee: $1,115

Event Website

https://fedcon.agc.org/

Start Date

Mon Jun 10, 2024

End Date

Wed Jun 12, 2024

Location

Ritz-Carlton Hotel

1150 22nd Street NW
Washington , D.C. 20037

Our Main Office

Construction Equipment Guide
470 Maryland Drive
Fort Washington, PA 19034
800-523-2200

About Us

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