The 2010 Briefing For Industry, to be held in Albuquerque, NM on August 16-18, 2010, will provide a comprehensive summary of Department of Defense, Department of Energy and NASA new business opportunities in the State of New Mexico, plus provide a local and national perspective on government strategies and future directions.
Now in its 24th year, the PACA/AFRL Briefing for Industry has become the preeminent event of its kind in the Southwest.

Co-sponsored by the non-profit Professional Aerospace Contractors Association of New Mexico and the Air Force Research Laboratory, BFI 2010 will bring together most of the federal government organizations in New Mexico for a comprehensive review of new business opportunities for the coming year. It will also provide exceptional insights into their plans and future strategies.  BFI 2010 provides an exceptional opportunity to meet face to face with industry and government customers.

BFI Sponsorship:  

There is a single “Premier” sponsor level for the BFI ($1,000).  Each BFI Sponsor will be provided the following:  ½ page in the procedures binder to discuss their corporation and their corporate Logos; each sponsor of this premier event will be listed in the order they are registered and will be prominently displayed via poster boards at each event (i.e. socials, general sessions, lunch, etc.); they will also be recognized during the general sessions and on the PACA/BFI web site.

The Professional Aerospace Contractors Association (PACA) of New Mexico was founded in 1984 to promote a healthy and vigorous relationship between the aerospace industry and government agencies in New Mexico. Since then, it has become widely recognized and used by all government agencies in the area as a forum for interaction with industry. From its modest beginning, it has grown to a membership of over 100 aerospace, defense, and related professionals, representing virtually every element of the aerospace and defense industry. Members come from both large and small businesses, as well as minority, women-owned, and disadvantaged businesses. In serving the membership, PACA expresses only objective points of view. It is a non-profit, non-discriminatory and politically non-partisan organization. PACA does not advocate or represent special interest groups, nor promote a particular company's products or services. PACA’s monthly meetings provide a forum for important guest speakers and information exchange. Information about PACA is available at www.pacanm.org