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Alice Astafan, CEO, The FTC, presents a plaque of appreciation to Dan Sharp, District Director, Congressman Doug Ose, California, 3rd District, thanking the Congressman for his support of disabled veteran business owners |
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Federal Contracting Opportunities for Disabled Veteran Businesses
October 7, 2002
On October 7, 2002, The Federal Technology Center, Congressman Doug Ose, California, 3rd District, and the Disabled Veterans Business Enterprise (DVBE) Alliance co-hosted a conference focused on providing vital information to disabled veteran business owners about contracting with the Federal government. Over 150 attended and twelve different organizations had exhibit booths or information tables.
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Cynthia Gonsalves, DoD, Tech Transfer Program Manager, discusses tech transfer opportunities in the Department of Defense |
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High-Tech Government Opportunities Seminar for Businesses
September 18, 2002
On September 18, 2002, The Federal Technology Center hosted a High Tech Government Opportunities Seminar for small companies. Fifty small businesses attended and learned information valuable to successfully compete for business with local, state and federal government organizations
as well as defense contractors.
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Ted Glum, DMEA Director (right), thanks Congressman Doug Ose, 3rd District, California, (left) for his support of the high tech facility.
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DMEA: Supporting America's War on Terrorism
February 21, 2002
On Thursday, February 21, 2002 more than
150 people from the community and the laboratory attended the event highlighting how the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA)
is supporting America's War on Terrorism.
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Congressman Doug Ose, California, 3rd District, answers questions about the HUBZone program as Alice Astafan, CEO, The FTC, moderates |
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HUBZone Forum
August 28, 2001
On August 28, 2001, The Federal
Technology Center (The FTC) and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), in partnership with Congressman Doug Ose, sponsored The HUBZone Forum at the Heidrick Ag History Center in Woodland, California.
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Pamela Nevels, YPG Contracting Officer, and Alice Astafan, CEO, The Federal Technology Center, sign the contractual agreement as Soheir Ibrahim, YPG Technology Transfer Manager, observes. |
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The FTC Influence Reaches Arizona to U.S. Army Proving Ground
June 13, 2001
On June 13, 2001, Arizona's U.S. Army instalation, the Yuma Proving Ground (YPG), signed an agreement with The Federal Technology Center (The FTC). This agreement is for The FTC to provide support for their Office of Research and Technology Application (ORTA).
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Gary Gaugler, Engineer, Defense Microelectronics Activity(DMEA) ( right) discusses one of DMEA's projects during the tour of the high-tech facility
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Small Business, Big Opportunity
High-Tech Seminar
June 7, 2001
On June 7, 2001, The Federal Technology Center hosted SMALL BUSINESS, BIG OPPORTUNITY, a seminar for technology companies. Twenty-two small businesses were present to learn more about working with Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA), a federal applied engineering lab, and its prime contractors.
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Dr. Hakim-Elahi, Director, Sponsored Programs, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, U.C. Davis, and Ted Glum, Director, DMEA, inspect atmospheric chamber outside the gamma irradiation
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The FTC Facilitates Agreement Between
U.C. Davis and DMEA
March 22, 2001
On March 22, 2001, Mr. Ted Glum, Director, Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) and Dr. Ahmad Akim-Elahi, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, Director of Sponsored Programs, signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), which was facilitated by The FTC. This CRADA allows cooperation between government laboratories and universities in researching subjects of mutual interest.
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Sharon Margetts, Board of Directors, The FTC, Supervisor Roger Niello, County of Sacramento, Tim Terry, Chairman, Board of Directors, The FTC, Congressman Doug Ose, California, 3rd District, and Trevor Hammond, Vice Chairman, The FTC
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The Procurement Technical Assistance Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
January 26, 2001
The Federal Technology Center officially opened its Procurement Technical Assistance Center (The FTC PTAC) on January 26, 2001.
Congressman Doug Ose and Chairman, Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Roger Niello were the special guest speakers. Mr. Jeff Lin, CDAM Grants Manager also provided remarks.
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 Attendees review geospatial maps |
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Applications of Geospatial Information
September 10-13, 2000
The FTC worked with JPL, NASA, the University of Missouri, Columbia and the Northwest Innovative Business and Technology Center to host a conference entitled: Applications of Geospatial Information- A Western Regional Workshop Serving State & Local Government Users. The Workshop was held September
10-13, 2000 at the Hyatt Regency,
Sacramento, CA.
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(L. to R.) Supervisor Roger Dickinson, Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, Dr. Gerth, President, CSUS, Mr. Ted Glum, Director, DMEA, Congressman Doug Ose, California 3rd District, Dr. S.K. Ramesh, Chair of Electrical & Electronic Engineering (E & EE) Department, CSUS, and Assemblyman Dave Cox, California State Senate, District 5 |
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$1 Million DMEA Equipment Loaned To CSUS Making a Diference
April 20, 2000
On April 20, 2000, six key community leaders joined together to witness electro-optics, and electronics equipment valued at $1 million being transferred from the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA), McClellan, California to California State University, Sacramento (CSUS). In their comments to the more than 150 attendees at the event,
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