Ndia Event Calendar.

DECEMBER 3-4, 2001

"CDM: Data Acquisition for the Sustainment Environment" Symposium

Event #2010

Marriott Bay Point Resort & Conference Center

Panama City, FL

Regular Fees:

Member               $420
Non-Member           $465
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  $345

This symposium will yield valuable insight into managing lifecycle data and data products. Explore issues that have a major impact on the way that government and industry do business! If you are a government or industry Configuration Management or Data Management practitioner, a project or program manager, or an information technology professional, this is a "don't-miss" event!

A CDM Certification Preparation course and Examination will follow the symposium for a separate fee.

DECEMBER 10-12, 2001

Chemical Biological Defense Industrial Base Symposium

Event #2030

Little Rock/Pine Bluff, AR

Regular Fees:


Member                    $355
Non-Member                $385
U.S. Government/Academia  $275

The objective of this conference is to establish dialogue for government and industry to discuss Industrial Preparedness, Readiness and Sustainment for CB Defense, identify challenges for maintaining a viable CB industrial base in the future, and to promote avenues of partnering opportunities with Industry.

JANUARY 27-29, 2002

Tactical Wheeled Vehicles Conference

Event # 2530

Monterey, CA

Regular Fees

Member           $545
Non-Member       $600
U.S. Government  $315

This annual seminar historically has brought the military service, industry, prime contractors, subcontractors, and their suppliers together to discuss present and future wheeled vehicle requirements for all services. It has afforded an atmosphere for open discussions between the customers and the suppliers based on the needs of the military users.

FEBRUARY 5-7, 2002

Science and Engineering Technology/DOD Tech Expo

Event #2720

Charleston, SC

Regular Fees

Member           $525
Non-Member       $555
U.S. Government  $395

The continued technological superiority of the U.S. will depend on rapidly exploiting critical commercial technology for military purposes This conference will cover ways the S&T and R&D communities work together to rapidly assimilate developments in techno1ogy into the military infrastructure.

FEBRUARY 6-8, 2002

13th Annual Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict Symposium & Exhibition

Event #2880

Arlington, VA

Registration fees to be determined.

Useful to industry leaders who are developing strategies for their companies' national security business and allocating resources to pursue programs supporting the forces engaged in future Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflicts.

FEBRUARY 13-14, 2002

Munitions Executive Summit/OSC APBI

Event #2650

St. Louis, MO

Registration fees to be determined.

The theme for this event is: "Munitions Challenges-Today and Tomorrow."

Registration fees to be determined. Due to operational requirements, the site of this year's Summit and APBI has been recently changed to St. Louis. More specific information will be broadcast as soon as it becomes available. Contact NDIA, Ms. Rhonda Mohrmann, 703-247-2586, or rmohrmann@ndia.org for further details.

FEBRUARY 25 - 28, 2002

Test & Evaluation in the Midst of Conflict: Confronting the New War

Event #2910

Savannah, GA

Registration Fees

Member             $670
Non-Member         $735
Government         $615
Non-Member Allied  $740

This conference will examine how the Test and Evaluation community can best support our nation and allies in the current environment of terrorist activity.

Tester of the Year Awards will be presented to outstanding testers throughout the DOD and military services.

FEBRUARY 25-27, 2002

5th Space & Architecture Symposium "The Changing Face of Space" From Capabilities to Personnel to Future Systems

Event # 2340

Fairview Park Marriott, Falls Church, VA

Early registration fees effective through Dec 31, 2001

Member                    $350
Non-Member                $425
U.S. Government/Academia  $250

This 1-1/2 day event will critically explore the recent U.S. Space Commission report's findings and recommendations. Presentations will review the report, assess where we are now, and discuss what the near and long-term course of actions will/might be.