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NASPO State Procurement Law Institute is an opportunity to further your knowledge of legal issues involved in procurement and to foster a community of interest among those government attorneys representing NASPO’s membership. The goals of the Institute are to develop a program that educates attorneys supporting state government procurement on legal issues impacting state central procurement; equip attorneys to collaborate with state central procurement leaders in support of positive contract outcomes for the state; provide an in-person platform for interstate exchange of information among attorneys working in support of central procurement offices; and employ innovative formats and best practices in adult education in all aspects of the Institute agenda. Each state is provided three fully funded registrations (two attorneys, plus one CPO/primary member). If your state wishes to send more than the allotted maximum, please select the “Waitlist” option during the registration process.
Conference Objectives
Develop a program that educates attorneys supporting state government procurement on legal issues impacting state central procurement.
Equip attorneys to collaborate with state central procurement leaders in support of positive contract outcomes for the state.
Provide an in-person platform for interstate exchange of information among attorneys working in support of central procurement offices.
Employ innovative formats and best practices in adult education in all aspects of the Institute agenda.