In its first year at 麻豆传媒, the Kansas Procurement Technical Center (PTAC) assisted local businesses in securing more than 300 government contracts worth more than $16 million.
The center, which has branches at the city of Wichita and at Johnson County Community College, reported a $25.6:1 return on investment. The center assists businesses with securing government contracts through services including daily bid-matching, bid preparation assistance, consulting on specification and standards, vendor registration and certification, procurement price history and training seminars.
Kansas PTAC employs a staff of six including deputy program director Scott Knapp, who worked with several businesses including Business Technology Career Opportunities (BTCO).
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The Kansas PTAC worked with almost 400 additional businesses last year including Engstrom鈥檚 Welding & Machine, Saicon Consultants and Dayspring Electric.
Kansas PTAC hosts a variety of workshops regarding government contracting at various venues across Kansas. Visit to view the event calendar and learn more.
Kansas PTAC was founded at the university in 2013 under the office of Research and Technology Transfer.