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OCP in the Wards: DC Surplus Property
The DC Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP) is excited to announce the next session in our OCP in the Wards event series, DC Surplus Property.
In this session, the Chief Procurement Officer of the District of Columbia will share updates and progress on initiatives central to his goal of improving the quality, efficiency, and integrity of contracting in the District. OCP's Surplus Property team will help businesses and non-profit organizations access District and federal surplus property through OCP and the General Services Administration.
OCP in the Wards: DC Surplus Property is a part of the DC Office of Contracting Procurement’s ongoing efforts to engage the business community in the contracting process from the concept of need through award of a contract. The goal of our outreach initiatives is to demystify the District’s procurement process and make it easier for current and future industry partners to effectively compete for contracts.
The DC Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP) is excited to announce that today’s OCP in the Wards session, How to be a Better Bidder, will be available for streaming on Facebook Live.
In this session, the Chief Procurement Officer of the District of Columbia, George Schutter, will share updates and progress on initiatives central to his vision to improve the quality, efficiency, and integrity of contracting in the District. OCP's General Counsel and Interim Deputy Chief Procurement Officer, Nancy Hapeman, will offer tips on competing for contracts with DC government in a presentation called
"How To Be A Better Bidder."
OCP in the Wards: How To Be A Better Bidder is a part of the DC Office of Contracting Procurement’s ongoing efforts to engage the business community in the contracting process from the concept of need through award of a contract. The goal of OCP’s outreach initiatives is to demystify the District’s procurement process and make it easier for current and future industry partners to effectively compete for contracts.
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