GSA Region 9 Public Buildings Service (PBS) Overview Webinar (1/23/25)
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONUS

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Construction of Buildings (236)

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Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) (SBA)
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    The General Services Administration (GSA) is hosting a Public Buildings Service (PBS) Overview Webinar on January 23, 2025, aimed at small businesses interested in contracting opportunities within the Pacific Rim Region, which includes California, Nevada, Arizona, and Hawaii. This one-hour webinar will provide insights on how to engage with PBS, including information on upcoming contract opportunities, marketing strategies for small businesses, and an overview of contract types and dollar thresholds. Participation in this webinar is crucial for small businesses looking to navigate the federal contracting landscape effectively. No registration is required, and interested parties can join via the provided ZoomGov Meeting Link. For further inquiries, attendees can contact Lori Falkenstrom at lori.falkenstrom@gsa.gov or Anthony Caruso at anthony.caruso@gsa.gov.

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