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The AI Government Contracting Gold Rush

The AI Government Contracting Gold Rush

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The AI gold rush is real—and the federal government is pouring billions into data-center buildouts and high-performance computing infrastructure.In this live session, former government acquisitions officer, Richard Howard, shows you exactly how the government buys these types of services, products, and technology, how to sell to the U.S. government, and what's to come with this administration's investments in AI and data centers.Learn government contracting and start your own consulting business or land a six-figure salaried position as an Account Executive: https://govclose.com/We’ll use the GovClose MVP analyzer to break down:1. Which agencies and offices are spending the most on AI infrastructure2. How competitive each opportunity is (based on # of offers received)3. Which Product Service Codes (PSC) and NAICS codes are most effective for targeting this market4. And how to position yourself or your company to win in FY25Whether you're a small business, tech supplier, infrastructure builder, or consultant, this session will show you how to uncover real opportunities and get in before the next wave of spending hits.We’ll also cover Trump’s latest AI executive order and how it’s reshaping federal technology priorities—with data centers now requiring natural gas turbines, power transmission lines, and even small nuclear reactors.This is not theory. It’s a live demo using actual contract data.You’ll see how I breakdown government spending data to create true actionable insights. You’ll learn how to filter out noise and focus on high-value contracts with low competition.If you’re looking to sell or consult in AI, cloud, or data infrastructure, don’t miss this!#datacenter #federalspending #aiconsulting #ai

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