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The Government Contractors Conference will meet at the Crowne Plaza Philadelphia - King of Prussia. The program will kick off with a Welcome Reception on Tuesday, May 13, followed by a full-day conference on Wednesday, May 14. Registration rates are listed below.
Description
The Government Contractors Conference convenes the Government Contracts Committee (GCC) to keep members apprised of developments that bear on the needs and requirements of the U.S. military and other parts of the U.S. government with respect to the procurement of clothing and shoes. AAFA holds the Government Contractors Conference annually to allow the Defense Logistics Agency and the military branches to share their uniform procurement plans for the coming year and provide an update on existing programs and future designs.
Audience
Participation at this meeting is typically limited to AAFA members; however, non-member companies are permitted to register and attend.
This program is closed to press attendance and coverage.
Conference Location and Hotel Information
Crowne Plaza Philadelphia - King of Prussia
260 Mall Blvd
King of Prussia, PA 19406
AAFA has reserved a block of rooms at the Crowne Plaza Philadelphia-King of Prussia. Please
click here to reserve a room directly with the Crowne Plaza Philadelphia-King of Prussia at AAFA's rate of $126/night + taxes and fees. The deadline to reserve a room in AAFA's block at our negotiated rate is Monday, April 21, 2025; however, the room block may sell out before this date. Once the block is sold out, rooms and rates cannot be guaranteed.
Registration Rates
Save $100 with Early Bird rates! Early Bird Registration will end on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
|
Early Bird Rate
|
Regular Rate |
| AAFA Member |
$525.00 |
$625.00 |
Non-Member
|
$825.00 |
$925.00 |
| Government Rate |
$150.00 |
$150.00 |
*If you are a government employee and have technical difficulties registering at the government rate, please contact Sarah Vincent.
Cancellation Policy: No refunds will be issued after April 29, 2025. Substitutions are always permitted.
CONTACT | QUESTIONS
Corinne Suder