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Glynis Fisher, Deputy Director, will be speaking at this event.
Event overview:
What GWAC Dominance Means to Your Business
Government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) are the dominant procurement vehicle in the federal market, so it is paramount that contractors understand the role GWACs play and how to use them to better serve your customers.
A core suite of GWACs shape agency acquisition strategies across the federal market and in some cases, the state and local sector as well.
Better pricing and ease of use are part of the equation but government customers also look to GWACs for help with supply chain security and greater visibility into and control of their IT spend. As a result, GWACs saw sales increase 10 percent to 20 percent in the just completed fiscal year.
At this Washington Technology Power Breakfast, government executives from the leading GWACs will discuss their 2020 plans, best practices for approved vendors, and the customer service that agency buyers are increasingly demanding.
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