Artificial Intelligence: What Federal Contracting Professionals Need to Know
Free Seminar Live Online
Free Seminar Live Online
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming federal acquisition, and many contracting professionals remain uncertain about how AI tools apply within federal compliance frameworks.
This live webinar provides a practical, acquisition-focused introduction to Artificial Intelligence for federal contracting and project management professionals. The session explores how AI tools can support acquisition planning, requirements development, risk assessment, market research, document drafting, contract administration, and stakeholder communication while remaining compliant with FAR requirements, agency guidance, and information security standards.
Participants will examine real-world federal use cases, understand the limitations of generative AI, and learn how to apply AI responsibly without substituting professional judgment, regulatory knowledge, or ethical decision-making.
This session also serves as an introduction to GSUSA’s extended learning opportunity on AI-enabled federal project and acquisition workflows.
Key Takeaways
Understand how to obligate and manage appropriated funds in compliance with FAR and the GAO’s “Red Book,” with a focus on acquisition contexts.
Learn how to execute streamlined procurement actions within federal simplified acquisition thresholds, including micro‑purchases and GSA schedules.
Traditional federal government training and procurement practices often inhibit agencies’ ability to effectively acquire and implement modern IT and digital services because they lag behind the rapidly changing technology and markets. Timely, relevant, and continuous training for acquisition professionals is the key to keeping pace. In recognition of this urgent need, the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) — in cooperation with US Digital Services (USDS) — established an immersive five-month training and development program called the Digital IT Acquisition Program (DITAP).
Get up to speed on federal contracting procedures, responsibilities, and supervisory roles as a COR or project official.