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Public Sector CIO Summit - ATA...
Public Sector CIO Summit - ATARC Technology Showcase
December 11, 2025
Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center
Reston, VA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj1@fbcinc.com
As agencies race to modernize, public sector CIOs are steering mission-critical change—balancing legacy constraints, cybersecurity risk, and the promise of AI and automation. This summit brings senior IT leaders together to trade practical playbooks for resilient infrastructure, secure-by-design operations, and smarter service delivery.
ATARC proudly presents the Public Sector CIO Summit—a focused gathering of government technology executives and industry partners. Through keynotes and expert-led panels, we’ll dig into modernization at scale, evolving cyber imperatives, responsible AI and automation, and executive strategies for leading digital government.
Attendees will:
- Learn actionable approaches to modernizing legacy infrastructure and reducing technical debt
- Explore cybersecurity frameworks and incident readiness to counter evolving threats
- Examine AI and automation use cases that improve services while addressing ethics and bias
- Hear C-level strategies for efficiency, agility, and measurable mission impact
Why Exhibit?
- High-Value Access to Federal IT Decision-Makers
- Exhibiting at an ATARC showcase connects brands directly with the professionals shaping Zero Trust, cloud, and AI modernization strategies.
- The audience combines senior federal IT leadership and the partners they rely on—making every interaction a qualified business development opportunity.
Common Federal Job Titles
- CIO / CTO
- IT Specialist
- Program Manager
- Director / Deputy Director
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- CISO / Deputy CISO
- Account or Program Executive (Federal focus)
Example of Agencies Represented
- Department of Defense (DoD) Components: U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Veterans Affairs
- Civilian Agencies: Department of Treasury, Department of Labor, Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, U.S. Courts, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of State, Department of Transportation
- Independent & Cross-Agency Participants: CISA, Federal Data Centers, and select Academic and Research institutions
Average Attendance: 250-300
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Fort Benning Human Performance Symposium
Fort Benning Human Performance Symposium
January 21, 2026
MCoE HQ
Fort Benning, GA
Event Manager:Dave Johnson davej@fbcinc.com
The Human Performance Symposium will take place 21-22 January in McGinnis-Wickam Hall (MCoE HQ, Building 4) at Fort Benning, GA. This event will focus on the Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) program that has revolutionized how the Army views individual Soldier health, fitness and readiness. The event will feature presentations from Army leaders and H2F domain subject matter experts from the health and fitness community, industry and academia and breakout sessions on each of the H2F readiness domains: physical, mental, nutritional, spiritual and sleep readiness. The industry exhibition, held on the first day of the event (January 21st), will feature products and services that support the health and readiness of the everyday soldier.
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CMS Industry Forum 2026
CMS Industry Forum 2026
January 27, 2026
CMS HQ Conference Center
Woodlawn, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj1@fbcinc.com
Attendee registration coming December 1st!Please note, Sponsorships and Exhibitor spaces have already sold out. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Industry Day Forum will be hosted by Office of Acquisition and Grants Management (OAGM) in-person at CMS Baltimore. The format will include briefings from various CMS components, executive leaders, and industry leaders. From the CMS website:
Office of Acquisition and Grants Management (OAGM) Functional Statement:
- Serves as the Agency's Head of the Contracting Activity. Plans, organizes, coordinates and manages the activities required to maintain an agency-wide acquisition program.
- Serves as the Agency's Chief Grants Management Official, with responsibility for all CMS discretionary grants.
- Ensures the effective management of the Agency's acquisition and grant resources.
- Serves as the lead for developing and overseeing the Agency's acquisition planning efforts.
- Develops policy and procedures for use by acquisition staff and internal CMS staff necessary to maintain efficient and effective acquisition and grant programs.
- Advises and assists the Administrator, senior staff, and Agency components on acquisition and grant related issues.
- Plans, develops, and interprets comprehensive policies, procedures, regulations, and directives for CMS acquisition functions.
- Represents CMS at departmental acquisition and grant forums and functions, such as the Executive Council on Acquisition and the Executive Council for Grants Administration Policy.
- Serves as the CMS contact point with HHS and other Federal agencies relative to grant and cooperative agreement policy matters.
- Coordinates and/or conducts training for contracts and grant personnel, as well as project officers in CMS components.
- Develops agency-specific procurement guidelines for the utilization of small and disadvantaged business concerns in achieving an equitable percentage of CMS' contracting requirements.
- Provides cost/price analyses and evaluations required for the review, negotiation, award, administration, and closeout of grants and contracts. Provides support for field audit capability during the pre-award and closeout phases of contract and grant activities.
- Develops and maintains the OAGM automated procurement management system. Manages procurement information activities (i.e., collecting, reporting, and analyzing procurement data).
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Fed Expo 2026
Fed Expo 2026
February 19, 2026
Holiday Inn Capitol Inn
Washington, DC
Event Manager:Alec Munns alec@fbcinc.com
The Fed Expo event is back at the Holiday Inn Capitol-National Mall. Now that federal government workers are back in their offices, this event provides a great opportunity to engage with multiple federal agencies. The location of the event is central to several government agencies, such as FEMA, HHS, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Education.
Additional agencies that are located within a 2-block radius that will receive promotional materials include DHS, GSA, CDC, and The Smithsonian.
If your company is working on advancements in any of these technology fields, your company is encouraged to exhibit:
In addition to currently posted acquisition priorities for each agency, the following product areas are in high demand across nearly all agency procurement forecasts:
- Video Teleconferencing Modernization
- Advanced VOIP
- Direct Clout Connect
- Zero Trust Networking
- WiFi6
- Unified Device Visibility and Control
- SOC Modernization
- Cybersecurity auditing
- Cloud Migration
- Configuration Management
- Infrastructure Automation
- Edge Computing
- LEO Sats
- Privacy Protection
- ID Management
- Cloud Security
- Collaboration Tools
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