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Shared Services Procurement Office Government and Business Exchange Program

The Government and Business Exchange (GABE) Program is a Department of Commerce (DOC) Shared Services Procurement Office (SSPO) industry engagement forum for exchanging information between Government and industry relative to existing and emerging mission requirements.

Notice typeSpecial Notice: An announcement, such as an industry day or a request for information.
Who's buyingDept of Commerce Sspo, Office of the Secretary
WhereDistrict of Columbia
DeadlineNo deadline listed. Check the official posting.
Who can bidOpen to any business (no set-aside)
Solicitation #1331L5-GABE-PROGRAM
PostedTue, Aug 11, 2026
ContactShared Services Procurement Office, [email protected]

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From the notice

The Government and Business Exchange (GABE) Program is a Department of Commerce (DOC) Shared Services Procurement Office (SSPO) industry engagement forum for exchanging information between Government and industry relative to existing and emerging mission requirements. The purpose of the program is for SSPO to facilitate structured dialogue between Government and industry in promoting increased Government understanding of industry capabilities and industry understanding of Government requirements. Successful acquisition outcomes depend on a clear understanding of industry dynamics and capabilities on the part of the Government, and a clear understanding of Government mission and objectives on the part of industry. The GABE program provides a forum for the exchange of information to enhance both Government understanding of industry, and industry understanding of Government. To request participation in a GABE session, industry representatives must submit their request by completing the form below. During the session, company representatives may provide demos, provide an overview of product/service information, and discuss any other information they believe of value to the DOC. If business sensitive/proprietary information is discussed, company representatives must clearly identify it as such so the DOC audience can clearly distinguish it from all other information exchanged. After request submittal, sessions will be scheduled at DOC discretion on a first request, topical priorit

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