Doing Business with the Department of Homeland Security
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has a huge mandate: keep America safe and to foster
the freedoms that we cherish. In striving to meet this goal, the Department has a wide
variety of opportunities for businesses to introduce new products and technologies –or new
applications for existing ones.
Successfully working with DHS is a win/win for both the Department and your business. But
where do you begin? How do you find out the status of grants, small business opportunities,
R&D and contracts? What steps should you take in advance to best position your company
to work with DHS?
Doing Business with the Department of Homeland Securitywill provide the “ins & outs” of the
procurement process, current manufacturing opportunities, and how to successfully approach
DHS with your product and/or technology.
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Meeting Location
| Date: | Monday, April 12, 2004
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| Address: | Lawrence Tech Univ.
21000 W. Ten Mile, Southfield, MI 48075
| RSVP: |
Click here for theRegistration Form
7-Apr-04 deadline. $50 includes hors d'eourves and dinner |
| Questions: |
Tom Libertiny or 248-877-2535
or www.asme.org/gric
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| Program Agenda: |
| 6pm |
Reception (cash bar) |
| 7pm |
The Honorable Debbie A. Stabenow (D-MI) U.S. Senate- Keynote
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| 7:30pm |
Manufacturing Opportunities: John Voeller - Office of Science and Technology Policy,
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| 8pm |
Understanding TSWG: Bill Jones, Critical Assets Protection Initiative
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| 8:30pm |
Industry Perspective on Homland Security Buisness Opportunities: Volker Plehn (invited), DuPont
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