Beyond The Customer Requirement: Seizing On SCRM As A Differentiator

From healthcare and pharma to manufacturing and IT, many industries are affected by supply chain risks requiring additional oversight. Several critical procurements have already obligated government contractors to disclose measures taken to assess and minimize supply chain risks.  It’s clear that agencies and government contractors are going to be subject to increasing scrutiny to know exactly where products, components, and services are being sourced. And we can expect new uniform criteria and acquisition policies for SCRM programs to increase capabilities to address supply chain risk across all agencies.

Join Deniece Peterson, Director, Federal Market Analysis for Deltek as she hosts Kelley Artz, Supply Chain Risk Management Technical Lead, GSA FAS Office of Policy & Compliance and Jeff Clayton, Principal, Government Contract Advisory Services and Leo Alvarez, Senior Manager, Government Contract Advisory Services at Baker Tilly, to hear first-hand how the industry is handling SCRM today in preparation for future requirements.

From this one-of-a-kind discussion, you will be able to:

• Learn how SCRM will affect government contractors
• Gain an understanding of how the industry is reacting to SCRM today and how you can remain competitive
• Understand the related points within the recent Biden Executive Order 
• Stay informed on how SCRM may affect procurement vehicles going forward