OOPS Starts Tomorrow! – Government Contracts Legal Forum
We’ve wrapped up our preview posts, which gave a sneak peek at just a few of tomorrow and Friday’s OOPS panels, including investigations, privacy and cybersecurity, international procurement, and cost and pricing issues.
It’s not too late to register for the event! Click here for details and directions.
We’ll see you tomorrow at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C.! The full agenda can be viewed here.
Source: OOPS Starts Tomorrow! – Government Contracts Legal Forum
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