IRS New Carrollton Federal Building (NCFB) Tech Expo

March 04, 2020

Upper Lobby and Cafeteria
Lanham, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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Everyone knows the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) has a large and important job to do: collecting revenue to fund our government. But doing that is - of course - a huge undertaking, requiring a robust cyber and IT team to ensure accuracy, safety and security. Meet this team face-to-face at the IRS New Carrollton Federal Building (NCFB) Tech Expo. The NCFB houses both the IT and Procurement divisions of the IRS, making this event a smart choice for any technology company wanting to get their product or service in front of procurement and IT personnel and contractors. This always popular event has limited capacity. We recommend signing up as early as possible.

General Information:
The IRS New Carrollton Federal Building houses the IT functions for IRS including the Applications Development, Enterprise Operations, Enterprise Services and Management Associate CIO groups. As of 2015, the procurement functions from the IRS Oxon Hill Constellation Centre complex have moved into the New Carrollton Federal Building as well.

IRS Background Information:
The IRS employs more than 92,000 people in its Washington, D.C., headquarters and more than 650 offices in all 50 States, U.S. territories, and some U.S. embassies and consulates and relies extensively on computerized systems to support its financial and mission-related operations. As such, it must ensure that its computer systems are effectively secured to protect sensitive financial and taxpayer data. The IRS needs to ensure that it leverages viable technology advances as it modernizes its major systems and improves its overall operational environment. 

From Objective 5 of the IRS Strategic Plan:
INVEST IN INNOVATIVE, SECURE TECHNOLOGY NEEDED TO PROTECT TAXPAYER DATA AND SUPPORT TAXPAYER, PARTNER AND IRS BUSINESS NEEDS.
"At the core of our operations is an IT infrastructure that has served us well for many years. We take pride in our ability to administer the Tax Code each filing season, and the strength of our IT systems and applications are a strong asset in doing so. We have implemented various initiatives in recent years to modernize our IT systems, enable daily return processing, improve the breadth of digital taxpayer services and enhance the security of our systems to successfully combat cyber threats. These efforts have been crucial to our success, and we must continue to innovate our technology systems over the next four years.
As taxpayers’ needs change, security threats increase and technologies evolve, we will invest in the appropriate technology and IT workforce skills to support and improve our operations. We will continue to reduce disparate IT systems and apply a common architecture to be more responsive to IRS business needs. We will bolster the security of our IT systems and enhance authentication capabilities to broaden digital services to taxpayers and stakeholders. Furthermore, we will apply technology to reduce our dependence on manual processing and equip our workforce with tools that improve their performance and provide greater workplace flexibility. By improving collaboration and governance between business and IT, we will ensure our technology capabilities meet the needs of taxpayers, partners and the IRS workforce.

Strategies:

• Ensure a common, robust technology and data architecture exists to improve core tax administration, support cost-effective operations and protect IRS data, systems and networks from security breaches.
• Develop the authentication capabilities and technology required to expand secure, digital services to taxpayers.
• Enable electronic workflow that reduces or eliminates manual processing.
• Further develop a flexible and agile technology environment that enables IT to better meet business needs.
• Provide our workforce with reliable, advanced technology that enhances performance and enables flexibility."

Sunshine Week: DOC FOIA and Privacy Act Expo

March 17 - 18, 2020

Herbert C. Hoover Building
Washington , DC
Event Manager:Lindsay Nussbaum LindsayN@fbcdb.com

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The Department of Commerce’s Privacy Office within the Office of the Secretary, Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary for Administration, Office of Privacy and Open Government is hosting Sunshine Week: DOC FOIA and Privacy Act Expo. This two-day event features 5-6 speaking sessions and 30 exhibitors. 

The main focus of Sunshine Week is to educate the public about the importance of open government and the dangers of excessive and unnecessary secrecy. The purpose of the week is to highlight the fact that “government functions best when it operates in the open.”

The Privacy Office is responsible for the development and maintenance of privacy policies, procedures, and guidance essential to safeguarding the collection, access, use, dissemination, and storage of personally identifiable information (PII), business identifiable information (BII), and Privacy Act information in accordance with the Privacy Act of 1974, the E-Government Act of 2002, Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) of 2014, and policy and guidance issued by the President and Office of Management and Budget (OMB).

Expected number of attendees: 200 

The themes for this year's event are "Your Right to Know" and “Own Your Privacy.”

All attendees are Department of Commerce employees or contractors.

USPTO Cloud Awareness Day

March 19, 2020

Madison Lower Atrium, Madison Building, Concourse Level
Alexandria, VA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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The USPTO OCIO would like to engage with industry cloud vendors to learn more about innovative technology solutions and trending services being offered to Federal Agencies, to include cloud costing capabilities, consumption acquisition models, application rationalization, multi-cloud usage, cloud and multi-cloud reseller capabilities, cloud-native adoption, cloud management platforms, cloud(multi-cloud)/on-prem migrations, and progress in FedRAMP services.  

The audience for this event is all specialized IT and supporting personnel from Developers, Testers, Systems Engineers, Data Architects, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure to Program and Product Managers and OCIO Executives.

Exhibitors should prepare to exhibit information and handouts that include the following information:

• Company Name
• GSA Schedule (If applicable)
• Company Size/Business Category (Large, Medium, Small, Woman-Owned, Veteran-Owned, etc.)
• Certifications & Standards
• Technologies & Service Roadmap
• Data Security, Data Governance and Business policies
• Service Dependencies & Partnerships
• Contracts, Commercials & SLAs (Service Delivery, Data Policies & Protection, IP, Cloud Commercials, etc.)
• Reliability & Performance (Incl. Disaster Recovery)
• Migration Support, Vendor Lock in & Exit Planning
• Business health & Company profile (technical and operational capabilities; summary of federal government past performance and success stories)

Army Tactical SIGINT Expo at NSA

March 24 - 25, 2020

R&E Building 1st Floor Main Corridor
Ft. Meade, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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The Army Tactical SIGINT Conference expects approximately 500 attendees. This group, hosted by the Army Technical Control and Analysis Element (ATCAE) - will convene to discuss future technologies in Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), focusing on applications for the actual users in the field, i.e. our soldiers.

There are few opportunities to get in front of this valuable SIGINT audience. This is your chance.

The Army SIGINT Expo at NSA will be held for two days during the conference. Most attendees will be Army personnel from outside of the NSA complex. FBC will work with NSA to invite all NSA personnel and contractors to the expo, as well.

Unlike a lot of other symposiums and conference-style events, exhibit time has specifically been built into the agenda to allow all attendees the opportunity to view new technology applications at the expo. Capability providers will be in the R&E Building 1st Floor Main Corridor, which is located immediately below the Auditorium, where conference sessions will be held.

Don't miss out!

 

About the Army Technical Control and Analysis Element (ATCAE)

ATCAE provides strategic signals intelligence (SIGINT) support to the NSA in direct support of the strategic intelligence and EW requirements of the U.S. Army.

Fort Shafter - Technology Day

March 30, 2020

Club Hale Ikena
Honolulu, HI
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Join us during the 27th Annual FBC Hawaii Technology Day Series for our Technology Day at Fort Shafter in 2020. This annual series of technology days takes place at five military bases around the island of Oahu, HI. These events have a successful history of bringing together the islands' DoD personnel, employees and contractors with industry partners to share information on some of the latest advancements in the areas of Information Technology (IT), C4, Cybersecurity, Communications and Tactical Technologies.

For more information about FBC's Hawaii Series visit http://www.fbcinc.com/hawaiiseries

About Fort Shafter 

Fort Shafter is the focal point for command, control and support of Army forces in the Asia-Pacific Region. This post houses the senior Army headquarters leadership in Hawaii, and is home to the headquarters of the United States Army Pacific Command (USARPAC). USARPAC is an Army Service Component Command (ASCC) of the United States Army and is the army component unit of the U.S. Pacific Command, except for units in Korea. The main areas of this command's jurisdiction includes Hawaii, Alaska, the Pacific Ocean and Japan. USARPAC provides forces, commands assigned forces and enables full spectrum operations to deter aggression, advance regional security/cooperation, respond to crises and fight to win. On order, USARPAC provides command and control for small scale contingency operations or serves as Combined or Joint Headquarters to support Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief and peacekeeping operations.

The Technology Day at Fort Shafter is supported by the 516th Signal Brigade. The 516th Signal Brigade is a forward-based major subordinate operations and maintenance command of the 311th Signal Command, also headquartered at Fort Shafter. The Brigade supports the United States Army Pacific (USARPAC). The Brigade has five signal battalions, located in Alaska, Hawaii, mainland Japan and Okinawa, Japan. The 311th and Brigade family are affectionately known throughout the Pacific Theater as "Team Signal." The 516th Signal Brigade's motto is "Voice of the Pacific."

Other tenant units include the Expeditionary Contracting Command, U.S. Army Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), Army Corps of Engineers, 8th Theater Sustainment Command and the 196th Infantry Brigade.

FBC also invites Information Management Officers' and IT personnel from Tripler Army Medical Center, and the Army Reserve Center at Shafter Flats. Tripler is the largest military medical treatment facility in the Pacific Basin. 

2020 Air Force Intelligence Community Security Review Board (SRB)

March 31 - 01, 2020

Omni at the Colonnade
San Antonio, TX
Event Manager:Stephanie Ascher stephanie@fbcinc.com

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ISSM/ISSO/CISOs and other cybersecurity professionals throughout the Air Force are coming together for Air Force (AF) Intelligence Community (IC) Security Review Board (SRB), a three-day event hosted by the Air Force Intelligence Community Chief Information Security Officer. Held March 31 – April 2 at the Omni San Antonio Hotel at the Colonnade, San Antonio, TX, the 2020 AFIC SRB will cover what’s happening in the Intelligence Community, as it relates to cybersecurity.

2020 AFIC SRB Subject Matter:

• The Latest Policy Changes and Updates
• Recent Developments in System Accreditation
• General Intelligence Community Cybersecurity Concerns

Why Participate:
Get face time with the Air Force Intelligence Community! At SRB 2020, you can discuss the operational capabilities and functionality of your products and services with key AF IC leadership and support staff.

SRB primarily includes heavy attendance from the Air Force nationwide.
As of 2/4/20, more than 360 personnel have already registered to join us for the invite-only event.

Current 2020 attendee titles include:

• CISO
• Chief of Cybersecurity
• Cloud Engineer
• Computer Scientist
• Cybersecurity Engineer
• Information System Security Engineer, Officer and Manager
• IT Specialist
• Program Managers
• Security Control Assessor, Engineer, Manager and Specialist
• Senior Cybersecurity Analyst
• Special Security Officer and Representative
• Systems Engineer

Expect high attendance! In 2019, more than 500 attendees registered a full month before the event had begun. At least 50 of those registered attendees were senior leaders/decision makers, GS-14!

A Sample of 2019 Job Titles:

Information Technology Specialist, Policies and Plans IT Specialist AF/NSA Xacta Support NSA ISSE IT Specialist Systems Administrator VP of IT and Telecommunications Services Intelligence Analyst SSO Personnel Security Senior Electronics Engineer

Program Manager Lead IA Engineer Systems Engineer Systems Engineer Cybersecurity Test Lead ISSM CDAR Requirements Lead Crypto Mod Lead AF JWICS Project Manager MAJCOM CISO MAJCOM SSO

A Sample of 2019 Commands, Units & Squadrons Include:

Air Combat Command (ACC) Air Force Material Command (AFMC) US Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) AETC Air Education & Training Command (AETC) Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

Air Force Lifecycle Management Center (AFLMC) US Air Force Weapons Center (USAFWC) Air Communications Squadron (ACOMS) US Air Forces Central Command (AFCENT) Pacific Air Force (PACAF) National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC)...and many more

Schofield Barracks - Technology Day

March 31, 2020

Nehelani Conference Center
Wahiawa, HI
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Join us during the 27th Annual FBC Hawaii Technology Day Series for our Technology Day at Schofield Barracks in 2020. This annual series of technology days takes place at five military bases around the island of Oahu, HI. These events have a successful history of bringing together the islands' DoD personnel, employees and contractors with industry partners to share information on some of the latest advancements in the areas of Information Technology (IT), C4, Cybersecurity, Communications and Tactical Technologies.

About Schofield Barracks & Wheeler Army Airfield:

Schofield Barracks was established to provide mobile defense of Pearl Harbor and the entire island. The Technology Day is supported by the 30th Signal Battalion. Headquartered at Wheeler Army Airfield, the 30th Signal Battalion is the Network Enterprise Center providing Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Information Management (C4IM) services to 40,000 customers across 22 Army installations & 4 joint bases in Hawaii and 1,400 users in Kwajalein atoll. The 30th is one of four signal battalions in the 516th Signal Brigade that support the Army Pacific Theater in Hawaii and other regions including Alaska, Guam, Kwajalein and Japan. The 30th Signal Battalion's motto is "Voice of Hawaii."

Schofield Barracks has been the home of the 25th Infantry Division, known as the Tropic Lightning Division, since 1941 as well as the Command Headquarters for United States Army Hawaii (USARHAW). The 25th Infantry Light Division is a rapid strike force of nearly 12,000 soldiers that focused primarily on training for low intensity conflict throughout the Pacific. The main focal point for IT with the 25th ID is the G6.

Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam (JBPHH) - Technology Day

April 01, 2020

JBPHH Officers' Club
Honolulu, HI
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Join us during the 27th Annual FBC Hawaii Technology Day Series for our Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam (JBPHH) - Technology Day in 2020. This annual series of technology days takes place at five military bases around the island of Oahu, HI. These events have a successful history of bringing together the islands' DoD personnel, employees and contractors with industry partners to share information on some of the latest advancements in the areas of Information Technology (IT), C4, Cybersecurity, Communications and Tactical Technologies.

Expected attendance includes personnel from Navy Region Hawaii, Commander U.S. Pacific Fleet, NAVFAC, FISC, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, SPAWAR, DISAPAC, Information Technology Contracting Command, JB6 IT IA & Comms, 15th Air Base Wing, HQ PACAF, PACAF A6, 747 Communications Squadron, Hawaii Air National Guard and more.

About PACAF

Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) is a Major Command of the USAF. PACAF is also the air component of the USPACOM. PACAF is headquartered at JBPHH Hawaii. It is one of two USAF Major Commands assigned outside the continental United States. The mission of PACAF is to provide ready air and space power to promote U.S. interests in the Asia-Pacific region during peacetime, through crisis and in war. PACAF organizes, trains and equips the 45,000 Total Force personnel with the tools necessary to support the Commander of USPACOM. PACAF comprises four numbered Air Forces, nine main bases and nearly 375 aircraft.

About Navy Region Hawaii:

Navy Region Hawaii oversees the U.S. Navy's largest and most strategic island base in the Pacific. The Navy region extends over 23,000 acres of land and water on Oahu and Kauai and serves as the host for the headquarters of seven major Navy commands, including the Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Navy Region Hawaii enables Navy and joint operations, providing Base Operating Support that is capabilities-based, integrated and optimally ready. 

NCTAMS PAC - NSA Hawaii - Technology Day

April 02, 2020

Hale Anue Nue
Wahiawa, HI
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Join us during the 27th Annual FBC Hawaii Technology Day Series for our Technology Day at JBPHH Wahiawa Annex - NCTAMS PAC - NSA Hawaii in 2020. This annual series of technology days takes place at five military bases around the island of Oahu, HI. These events have a successful history of bringing together the islands' DoD personnel, employees and contractors with industry partners to share information on some of the latest advancements in the areas of Information Technology (IT), C4, Cybersecurity, Communications and Tactical Technologies.

Network with personnel from NCTAMSPAC and NSA. Space is limited to 22 companies at this event.

About NCTAMSPAC:

The Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Pacific (NCTAMS PAC) provides operational direction and management to all Pacific Naval Telecommunication System users in addition to multiple other functions for the Defense Communication System and Naval Telecommunication System.

About NSA Hawaii:

The NSA ROC Hawaii facility gathers and analyzes intelligence from U.S. interest areas, such as the Middle East and Southeast Asia, allowing high-ranking officials to make better tactical decisions and will also provide cryptology professionals with the tools necessary to better access and collaboratively interpret data from a broad variety of sources at various classification levels. Moreover, its enhanced capabilities will augment work that will still be carried out in the original center. 

Camp HM Smith - HQ USINDOPACOM - Technology Day

April 03, 2020

MARFORPAC Building Pollock Theater
Honolulu, HI
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Join us during the 27th Annual FBC Hawaii Technology Day Series for our Camp HM Smith - HQ USINDOPACOM - Technology Day in 2020. This annual series of technology days takes place at five military bases around the island of Oahu, HI. These events have a successful history of bringing together the islands' DoD personnel, employees and contractors with industry partners to share information on some of the latest advancements in the areas of Information Technology (IT), C4, Cybersecurity, Communications and Tactical Technologies.

All personnel at Camp HM Smith are invited to attend the Technology Day. 

About Camp Smith

Camp HM Smith is the headquarters of Marine Forces Pacific (MARFORPAC), as well as headquarters for U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) and Special Operations Command Pacific.

About HQ U.S. Indo-PACOM (USINDOPACOM)

The United States Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR) encompasses about half the earth's surface, stretching from the waters off the west coast of the U.S. to the western border of India, and from Antarctica to the North Pole. There are few regions as culturally, socially, economically and geo-politically diverse as the Asia-Pacific. The 36 nations that call the Asia-Pacific region are home to more than 50% of the world's population, 3,000 different languages, several of the world's largest militaries and five nations allied with the U.S. through mutual defense treaties. Two of the three largest economies are located in the Asia-Pacific along with 10 of the 14th smallest. The AOR includes the most populous nation in the world, the largest democracy and the largest Muslim-majority nation. More than one third of Asia-Pacific nations are smaller, island nations that include the smallest republic in the world and the smallest nation in Asia.

USINDOPACOM J6 is the main IT component at Camp Smith. The mission of PACOM J6 is to provide integrated theater C4 capabilities to the Pacific Command in cooperation with its regional military partners through network operations, operational planning and coalition interoperability.

The counterpart to USINDOPACOM J6 on the Marine side at Camp Smith is the G6. The G6 plans, directs and coordinates the training, staffing and equipping of Marines to augment and reinforce MARFORPAC with C4 capabilities. Evaluate and enhance the operational C4 readiness of MARFORPAC through the efficient/effective management of G6 resources.

30th Anniversary Government Procurement Conference (GPC)

April 08, 2020

Walter E. Washington Convention Center Exhibit Hall D
Washington, DC
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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The Federal Government Procurement Conference (GPC) is a national conference fostering business partnerships between the Federal Government, its prime contractors and small, minority, service-disabled veteran-owned, veteran-owned, HUBZone and women-owned businesses. 

GPC is the largest and longest-running conference for small businesses looking to do business with the government and its prime contractors. This unique one-day event attracts more than 3,000 people including:

• More than 500 government attendees representing 50 Federal, State and Local agencies
• 2,500+ participants from all over the United States including: Government (Federal, State and Local), Industry (Prime Contractors and Small Businesses) and Academia 
• Prime Contractors with teaming and mentor-protégé opportunities
• Hundreds of small businesses, minority-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses, 8a businesses and HUBZone businesses
• Participating firms have the benefit of marketing their products and services to procurement representatives and small business specialists from federal agencies.

Sponsorship opportunities are available to increase your exposure! 

Download the 2020 GPC Prospectus 

Click here for more information on GPC

Creech AFB - AFCEA Las Vegas Tech, Tactical & Cyber Day

April 14, 2020

Guardian Dining Facility
Indian Springs, NV
Event Manager:Dave Johnson djohnson@fbcinc.com

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The AFCEA - Las Vegas Chapter invites you to join a special event at Creech Air Force Base in May 2020. Creech AFB - AFCEA Las Vegas Tech, Tactical & Cyber Day is an excellent opportunity for information technology and cybersecurity companies to network face-to-face with Creech AFB personnel, while building trust and brand recognition. The event allows base personnel to receive CEU credits for attending educational sessions, plus attendees will also visit with the participating capability providers throughout the day.

Participating providers can expect to meet with personnel with titles like CST, Cyber Ops, Cyber Transport Tech, Executive Officer, GLO and ISSO. In the past, this event has seen strong support from the following groups:

• 12 AF Det 3: 12th Air Force Detachment 3-Persistent Attack and Reconnaissance Operations Center
• 30 RS: 30th Reconnaissance Squadron
• 432 ACMS: 432nd Aircraft Communication Maintenance Squadron
• 432 OSS: 432nd Operations Support Squadron

About the AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter:

AFCEA is a non-profit membership association serving the military, government, industry and academia as an ethical forum for advancing professional knowledge and relationships in the fields of communications, IT, intelligence and global security.

The AFCEA - Las Vegas Chapter serves the intelligence and IT communities in the greater Las Vegas area including Nellis AFB, Creech AFB, the Nevada Test and Training Range, local contractors, and businesses. Chapter leaders are located at Nellis in the 99th Communications Squadron and 57th Information Aggressor Squadron.

About Creech AFB:  

Creech AFB, located 45 minutes NW of Nellis AFB, incorporates aircrew training and the supporting, directing and coordination of combat sorties halfway across the world. The host unit at Creech is the 432d Wing, which has six operational squadrons and one maintenance squadron.

Creech is home to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) and the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Battlelab. The base also hosts the operations of the 556th Test and Evaluation Squadron and 99th Ground Combat Training Squadron, and those of the Air Force Reserve's 78th Reconnaissance Squadron and Nevada Air National Guard's 232d Operations Squadron.

Department of State IT Vendor Day

April 15, 2020

Main State Department Exhibit Hall
Washington, DC
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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This event is a one-day tabletop exposition being held on-site at the Main State Department Exhibit Hall located in Washington, DC. We will have the exposition set up in the Exhibit Hall and attendees from the Bureau of Information Resource Management (IRM) and other departments will attend.  

Why You Should Participate:

This audience is difficult to reach and the ongoing concept is to provide a forum where State Department personnel can evaluate new technologies, as well as company capabilities within an organized exposition.  Employees will be encouraged to meet with industry exhibitors throughout the day to learn about their products and services and to exchange ideas. 

The vendor space is limited and normally fills up quickly, so contact your FBC representative as soon as possible to secure your space.

STATE DEPARTMENT IT STRATEGIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

INNOVATIVE DIPLOMACY

GOAL 1: Deliver Advanced Capabilities to Foster Collaboration, Knowledge Management and Analytics

Technological advances in today’s digital IT environment offer an almost borderless arena for collaboration, knowledge management, data analysis and innovation. We will continue to deliver tools to engage our foreign partners and to connect people to the knowledge and information they need when they need it in support of foreign policy and operations.

GLOBAL IT INFRASTRUCTURE

GOAL 2: Provide a Robust and Secure IT Infrastructure that Supports On-Demand Access to Information

The global workforce depends on a modernized, secure and scalable IT infrastructure to accomplish their mission. The IT infrastructure must be secure, resilient and meet worldwide conditions for on-demand access. It must protect our information and IT assets against increasing cyber threats and vulnerabilities yet simultaneously support new IT solutions that provide access to collaborative tools and enable mobility.

IT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

GOAL 3: Advance Business Management Practices to Transform Service Delivery

The Department is committed to delivering world class IT customer services through effective business management processes and procedures and a high-caliber IT workforce. We will enhance our business service offering and capabilities through collaborative and cooperative partnerships within the Department, and will transform our business model to adapt to evolving requirements in IT management and service delivery.

Nellis AFB - AFCEA Las Vegas Tech & Cyber Day

April 15, 2020

The Club - Nellis AFB
Las Vegas, NV
Event Manager:Dave Johnson djohnson@fbcinc.com

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The AFCEA - Las Vegas Chapter invites you to join a special event at Nellis Air Force Base. Nellis AFB - AFCEA Las Vegas Cyber & IT Focus Day is an excellent opportunity for information technology and cybersecurity companies to network face-to-face with Nellis AFB personnel, while building trust and brand recognition. The event allows base personnel to receive CEU credits for attending educational sessions, plus attendees will also visit with the participating capability providers throughout the day.

Participating providers can expect to meet personnel with titles like Chief of Infrastructure, CISO, Contract Specialist, Cyber Tester, ISSM, ISSO, IT Director, IT Manager, Network Manager and System Administrator. In the past, this event has seen strong support from the following groups:

• 328 WPS: 328th Weapons Squadron
• 505 TS: 505th Test Squadron
• 526 IS: 526th Intelligence Squadron
• 53WG OL-A: 53rd Wing Operating Location-Alpha
• 57IAS: 57th Information Aggressor Squadron
• 820 RHS: 820th Red Horse Squadron
• 926 FSS: 926th Force Support Squadron
• 99 CS: 99th Communications Squadron
• AFOTEC: Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center
  
  

Several speaking opportunities are available for companies that exhibit. 

About the AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter:

AFCEA is a non-profit membership association serving the military, government, industry and academia as an ethical forum for advancing professional knowledge and relationships in the fields of communications, IT, intelligence and global security.

The AFCEA - Las Vegas Chapter serves the intelligence and IT communities in the greater Las Vegas area including Nellis AFB, Creech AFB, the Nevada Test and Training Range, local contractors, and businesses. Chapter leaders are located at Nellis in the 99th Communications Squadron and 57th Information Aggressor Squadron.

About Nellis AFB:

The "Home of the Fighter Pilot," Nellis Air Force Base is home to the U.S. Air Force Warfare Center, the largest and most demanding advanced air combat training mission in the world. At Nellis, they provide training for composite strike forces which include every type of aircraft in the Air Force inventory. Training is conducted in conjunction with air and ground units of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Forces from allied nations.

DoD Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (DoD E3) Program Review

April 21 - 22, 2020

Sheraton Albuquerque Airport
Albuquerque, NM
Event Manager:Dave Johnson djohnson@fbcinc.com

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Communication. Coordination. Commonality. The DoD Components seek synergy for E3-related matters. How can they communicate better?
Increase their coordination?
And build on their common interests?
Show them that your product or service is the best way to help them work together, efficiently.

Get in front of the 250+ engineers, scientists and spectrum managers expected at the 23rd annual DoD Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Program Review. Be front and center at the expo while DoD, Federal Government, Industry E3, Spectrum Management and related professionals collaborate to exchange information and discuss policy and regulations, acquisition trends, operational supportability, and emerging technology.

Sponsored by the DISA's Defense Spectrum Organization (DSO) and building on last year's successes, there will be a bevy of technical presentations, workshops, exhibitions, ad hoc meetings, working groups and formal training seminars pulling industry professionals from around the globe.  

Make sure your company is highlighted during the 2-day vendor exhibition. There are more ways to build on your exposure at this event – contact your FBC representative today for details on the available sponsorship opportunities.

Exhibitors may participate in the sessions (in some cases, clearances may be necessary).

 

About DoD E3 PR:

The DoD E3 PR provides an information exchange forum for DoD, Federal Government, and Industry E3 engineering and spectrum management professionals to address E3 and spectrum policy, operational doctrine, EMC standardization, education, emerging technologies, test and evaluation, and other matters relevant to the success of DoD's mission.

DoD E3 PR refers to the impact of the electromagnetic environment upon the operational capability of military forces, equipment, systems, and platforms. It encompasses all electromagnetic disciplines, including electromagnetic compatibility and electromagnetic interference; electromagnetic vulnerability; electromagnetic pulse; electronic protection, hazards of electromagnetic radiation to personnel, ordnance, and volatile materials; and natural phenomena effects of lightning and precipitation static.

AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days 2020

April 30 - 01, 2020

Gaylord National Harbor
National Harbor, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers Theresa@fbcdb.com

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AFCEA Belvoir serves as a bridge between government requirements and industry capabilities, representing the top government, industry and military professionals in the fields of information technology, communications and intelligence. For more information about this extremely popular event, visit the official website. 

Who should exhibit?

Appropriate products should support the following programs:

•  Project Managers – AESIP, DCATS, DoD Biometrics, GFEBS, IPPS-A, I3C2
•  Project Directors – CHESS, ES FMS, HR Solutions, IMS0A, RCAS, TAO
•  Product Manager – AcgBusiness, ACWS, BEC, GCSS-Army, GFEBS-SA, I3MP, IPPS-A Increment II

Why exhibit or sponsor?

AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days is a great event opportunity that brings together key members of the government with industry/organizations from all over the United States. Sponsors have the opportunity to increase brand awareness, forge relationships with future customers and share new industry ideas. Contact your FBC Account Manager today to learn about the new opportunities.
Expected Number of Attendees: 900

Download the Sponsorship Contract

To learn more about the Belvoir Chapter, please visit the AFCEA Belvoir chapter site.