Acquisition Hour: Understanding the Differences Between Federal Solicitation Types

June 14, 2017  

Start Date	June 14, 2017
End Date	June 14, 2017
Time	12:00pm - 1:00pm
Facility	Webinar
Contact Info	Benjamin Blanc benjaminb@wispro.org (414)270-3600
Register Online	Register for Event

You dig and find a Federal solicitation that looks like something you can do.  However you do not even know what you are looking at.  As you prepare to bid on Federal government opportunities, you need to be aware the type of solicitation being used which can impact your investment in preparation of a response.  Some solicitations require a minimal response and others a full proposal.  Join us as we look at the types of solicitations the Government uses and the differences between them.

Speaker: Carol Murphy – Wisconsin Procurement Institute (WPI)

What you will learn

• How does the government select the type of solicitation to use
• What is the difference between a RFI, IFB, RFP and RFQ
• Understanding the requirements and obligations of each type of solicitation
• Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses pertaining to bid types
• What is a pre-solicitation
• What is a sources sought

Join the Wisconsin Procurement Institute and guest speakers for the WPI ACQUISITION HOUR – a series of lunchtime FREE LIVE WEBINARS on a variety of Federal government contracting topics!  You will need to register to have access and be able to interact with the guest speaker– the web link will be sent to you after registering for the WEBINAR.  The schedule will be updated as speakers commit to participate.  If you have any topics that are of interest to you – please send them to benjaminb@wispro.org

Please note: registrations for the Acquisition Hour Webinars are limited to 25 registrants. Due to the limited space available, if you unavailable to attend the webinar, please contact Benjamin Blanc as soon as possible.

We require that you enter the name that you registered with for this webinar to be entered when logging into the GoToMeeting Webinar application.  Only registered attendees will have access to this webinar.

This webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit.

To view a schedule of all upcoming webinars CLICK HERE.