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Doing Business with the Department of Veterans Affairs

Presentation: 24.05.29 Doing Business with the Department of Veterans Affairs.pdf

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The Department of Veterans Affairs allocates billions annually on various goods and services. This comprehensive training will empower you with the expertise and resources needed to successfully navigate the VA contracting process. Gain insights into the Vets First Contracting Program and master the art of identifying VA procurement priorities through the procurement system - SAM.gov. Elevate your ability to compete and thrive in the government contracts arena by registering today.


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