For the 2020 fiscal year, the U.S. Army has requested a budget of $182 billion to complete a “modernization renaissance.” The Army is seeking $12.2 billion in research, development, test and evaluation funding and $21.8 billion in procurement that aligns with the Army’s six modernization priorities: Long-Range Precision Fires, Next Generation Combat Vehicle, Future Vertical Lift, the network, air-and-missile defense and sold...

Join the Potomac Officers Club to hear from public and private sector leaders about how the U.S. military branches are approaching battlefield challenges across multiple domains and how industry can assist the military.As the domains in which battles are expanding, the U.S. military is working to create and implement strategies that address the new multi-domain nature of the battlefield. Multi-Domain Battle, a single concerted offensive effort...

With DoD's increased attention on Silicon Valley and other pieces of the commercial world in mind, GovCon executives have a unique opportunity to hear directly from government leaders on the private sector's role in efforts to make new technologies work for the military. Register now and save your seat in advance to hear from the leaders in charge of Defense R&D for our soldiers and their supporting civilian personnel. Joining POC entitles...

Join us to get insight from leaders in the public and private sector on how agile acquisitions are impacting the GovCon industry. Government thought leaders will provide their perspectives on the intricacies of how to employ agile acquisition strategies.

Please join us to hear leaders in the public and private sector discuss how the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) and other government agencies are developing innovative security cooperation solutions and how industry can help support U.S. interests.

Join us to hear about the U.S. Army’s modernization priorities, the mission and vision of the Army’s programs and how industry can help the Army meet its goals.

The push in government to use next-generation technologies extends to agencies that monitor our borders to the north, south and all points in between. Border security agencies are also looking at ways to share intelligence with other government partners and industry and apply emerging tools in biometrics and other marks for identification.

Register and save your seat for an interactive event with the military's top uniformed contract manager to discuss the services' current procurement environment and how your company can make partnerships work with agency customers. Following Lt Gen Masiello's keynote presentation, there will be a panel discussion on best practices in federal procurement from the defense and civilian industries.

With DoD's increased attention on Silicon Valley and other pieces of the commercial world in mind, GovCon executives have a unique opportunity to hear directly from Kendall on the private sector's role in efforts to make new technologies work for the military. Register now and save your seat in advance to hear from the leader in charge of acquisitions for our soldiers and their supporting civilian personnel.

The U.S. Air Force is undergoing one of the largest shifts it has seen in years with the country's increased focus on the Asia-Pacific region and a realignment of spending priorities. New technologies are also changing how the Air Force seeks to maintain its air power advantage. Our speakers will update the audience on where the Air Force is now, the programs at the forefront of its agenda and industry's role in helping to equip the service branch.