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Increasing cyber threats to our infrastructure and other targets threaten our national security and safety. Government contractors are now required to quickly report on actual or suspected cyber incidents, to engage in the preservation of data, and to work with Government officials to mitigate such events. In this practicum, we present four professionals who have been at the table for real & simulated cyber-related events affecting national security, electrical power infrastructure, government operations, finance and transportation. Using our simulated cyber disaster exercise, we will walk you through what you need to know:
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A panel presentation & discussion of Families First Coronavirus Response Act ("FFCRA") and Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act ("CARES") provisions and other key COVID-19 legal provisions that are most relevant to federal contractors. The panel will explore the various legal, contractual, and oversight implications of these key statutes as well as major emerging issues.
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A collection of current and former government officials with experience prosecuting and defending investigations and enforcement matters after disasters will address enforcement responses and the relationship to recent and ongoing disaster responses by local, state, and federal governments.
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This panel with over 40 years of experience in local, state, and federal government contracting related preparation and response to bioterrorism and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats will discuss their experience in contracting in the state and federal biohazard arena.
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As discussed throughout this conference, change is affecting all aspects of public contracting and our daily lives. Climate change and how we use energy is another aspect of the changes government and individuals are dealing with in their operations and everyday life. This session will explore local, state and federal government programs (including state loan programs) and contracting approaches for future energy management and conservation efforts at all levels of government in the U.S.
Specifically, the panelists, who have worked on procurements and funding programs for energy performance solutions, construction and building retrofit projects (including financing efforts), public contracts and energy conservation programs, will address:
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Recent US government actions highlight supply chain threats associated with Chinese commercial actors' support of the Chinese Communist Party and its military via a strategy of military-civil fusion. What is military-civil fusion? How is this strategy conceptualized by Chinese government and commercial actors? What are the mechanisms by which military-civil fusion is operationalized? The subject presentation will address these definitional questions and offer concrete examples of supply chain risks and enforcement considerations.
