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Washington PTAC offers many webinars and workshops designed to help you navigate the government procurement process. Below you will find links to our favorites to help get you started.
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Joint Certification Program (JCP)
DLA created videos to teach businesses how to apply for basic JCP certification. Suppliers interested in doing business with DLA must also have a DLA

January 2022 GOVOLOGY CLASSES
Free for Washington PTAC clients – contact your PTAC counselor for access. How to Build a Strong Government Sales Strategy – 8 Core Activities (2022

Clallam County Contacting Courses
Washington PTAC and the Northwest Small Business Transportation Resource Center are pleased to present the following virtual training events, targeting firms on the Olympic Peninsula.

Meet the Buyer: Fairchild Airforce Base
PTAC has partnered with Fairchild Airforce Base (FAFB) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) to bring an informative event focusing on resources and opportunities available

Army Corps of Engineers Industry Day – Design-Build Construction of Lab in Pullman, WA
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District intends to collaborate with industry as we prepare the acquisition plan and solicitation for a Plant Bioscience Research Building

December Govology Classes
Free for Washington PTAC clients – contact your PTAC counselor for access. Determining Your Proposal Strategy 12/1/2021 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM To develop a

Contract Modifications
We experience change in everything – contracts are no different. A change to the contract after award is a modification. Modifications can be unilateral or

Cybersecurity Requirements for Federal Contracts
Learn about the changing cyber security requirements and determine how your company will comply. Instructor Terry Homburg, retired Navy contracting officer, also touches on recently

Contract Changes and Legal Disputes
Being awarded a government contract is wonderful, but what if something changes after you win the contract and you don’t all agree to these changes