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JANUARY 27-29 This annual seminar
Tactical Wheeled historically has brought the
Vehicles Conference military service, industry,
Event # 2530 prime contractors,
Monterey, CA subcontractors, and their
Regular Fees: suppliers together to discuss
Member $545 present and future wheeled
Non-Member $600 vehicle requirements for
U.S. Government $315 all services. It has
afforded an atmosphere
for open discussions
between the customers and
the suppliers based on the
needs of the military users.
FEBRUARY 5-7 The continued technological
Science and Engineering superiority of the U.S. will
Technology/DOD Tech depend on rapidly exploiting
Expo Event #2720 critical commercial technology
Charleston, SC for military purposes. This
Regular Fees: conference will cover ways
Member $525 the S&T and R&D communities
Non-Member $555 work together to rapidly
U.S. Government $395 assimilate developments in
technology into the military
infrastructure.
FEBRUARY 6-8 Useful to industry leaders
13th Annual Special who are developing
Operations/Low Intensity strategies for their
Conflict Symposium & companies' national security
Exhibition Event #2880 business and allocating
Arlington, VA resources to pursue
Registration fees programs supporting the
to be determined. forces engaged in future
Special Operations/Low
Intensity Conflicts.
FEBRUARY 13-14 The theme for this event
Munitions Executive is: "Munitions Challenges-
Summit/OSC APBI Today and Tomorrow."
Event #2650 If your responsibilities
St. Louis, MD include or are influenced
Regular Fees: by the development, testing,
Member $575 production or use of
Non-Member $625 munitions, this annual
Government $350 conference is a must-
Allied Member $575 attend! The dynamics
Non-Member Allied $630 among conventional and
precision munitions; the
commercial and government
base and the current
and future needs require
a forum to discuss not
only where we in the
munitions community are
but where we must be
and how to get there.
FEBRUARY 20 The Technical Support
Technical Support Working Working Group (TSWG)
Group conducts the National
(TSWG) Advanced Planning R&D Program for combating
Briefing for Industry Terrorism (CbT) through
Event #2090 research, development
Marriott Crystal Forum, and prototyping. The TSWG
Arlington, VA maximizes multi-agency
Regular Fees: participation to identify
Industry $50 requirements and develop
Government/Academia $40 solutions for multiple
users. Representatives
of over 50 federal
organizations promote
rapid identification of
CbT requirements, establish
priorities and prevent
unnecessary duplication.
FEBRUARY 25 - 28 This conference will
Test & Evaluation in examine how the Test and
the Midst of Conflict: Evaluation community
Confronting the New War can best support our
Event #2910 nation and allies in the
Savannah, GA current environment of
Registration Fees: terrorist activity.
Member $670 Tester of the Year Awards
Non-Member $735 will be presented to
Government $615 outstanding testers
Non-Member Allied $740 throughout the DOD and
military services.
FEBRUARY 26-27 In light of the rapidly
5th Space & Architecture evolving roles for DoD's
Symposium "The Changing space operations, this
Face of Military Space" event - presenting "The
From Capabilities to Changing Face of Military
Personnel to Future Space" - From Capabilities
Systems Event # 2340 to Personnel to Future
Fairview Park Marriott, Systems - will provide
Falls Church, VA up-to-the minute
Early registration assesments of the road
fees effective through ahead for space
Dec 31, 2001 operations.
Member $350
Non-Member $425
U.S. Government/Academia $250
MARCH 4-8 The Defense Systems
Defense Systems Acquisition Management
Acquisition Management course meets the needs
Course Event #202B of defense industry
Nashville, TN acquisition managers
Regular Fees: in today's dynamic
Industry $1,490 environment, providing
the latest information
related to: defense
acquisition policy for
weapons and information
technology systems
including discussion
of the new DoD 5000
series; defense
acquisition reform
initiatives;, defense
acquisition procedures
and processes; the
Planning, Programming
and Budgeting System,
and the Congressional
budget process; and
the relationship between
requirements generation,
resource allocation,
science and technology
activities and acquisition
programs.
MARCH 5-7 The U.S. Army Soldier
DOD Chemical Biological and Biological Chemical
Defense and Warrior Systems Command (SBCCOM) will host
Advance Planning Briefing a DOD Chemical Biological
for Industry (APBI) Defense and Warrior Systems
Event #2370 Advance Planning Briefing
Hunt Valley, MD for Industry (APBI) on
Registration Fees: March 5-7, 2002 at the
Member $365 Hunt Valley Marriott - Hunt
Non-Member $395 Valley, MD. The APBI will
Government $260 include an Independent
Research & Development
(IR&D) Conference focusing
on Chemical-Biological
Science and Technology.
MARCH 11-14 The top priority of the
18th Annual DoD Logistics Under Secretary of Defense
Conference & Exhibition (Acquisition, Technology
Event #2730 and Logistics) is to achieve
Jacksonville, FL credibility and effectiveness
Registration Fees: in acquition and logistics
Member $650 support processes. This
Non-Member $705 conference will showcase
Government $525 DoD's evolution in thinking
Non-Member Allied $710 to achieve excellence across
the entire spectrum of
logistics support, including
acquisition logistics,
maintenance, value chain
management, and competitive
sourcing.
MARCH 12-14 This conference will provide
Night Operations industry an opportuniry to
Symposium Event #2900 interface directly with
Pan American Conference service leadership on the
Center subject of night operations.
New Orleans, LA Sessions will cover executive
Registration fees to presentation, future
be determined. applications and programs,
sensors and components,
sensors and processors, webs
and networks.
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