How to Get Started
The Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) will train you and your business associates how to navigate the government procurement process. Our classes cover a wide range of government contracting topics and are taught by experts who have many years of government contracting experience. If you are interested in taking advantage of GTPAC’s services, you are strongly encouraged to attend GTPAC’s “Introduction to Government Contracting” class. This class provides comprehensive instruction on how to do business in the government marketplace and outlines all the fundamentals to get...
Learn How To Prepare Bid Proposals
Counselors assist registered clients in analyzing government solicitations and critiquing bids and proposals.
Gain Insights through Procurement Research
GTPAC taps government databases to help clients research government specifications, purchasing history, and pricing.
Pinpoint Government Contract Opportunities
Counselors helps clients identify what government agencies are buying, how often, and in what quantities.
Participate in Information-Packed Seminars
GTPAC seminars provide insights into government purchasing patterns and procedures.
Benefit from Individualized Counseling
Counselors provide one-on-one instruction to clients about selling to the government at the federal, state and local levels.
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