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Coming Soon - Direct Access Program - Veterans Benefits Administration - Architecture and Engineering - Virtual Scheduled 1-on-1 Event

Coming Soon - Direct Access Program - Veterans Benefits Administration -  Architecture and Engineering - Virtual Scheduled 1-on-1 Event 

Date: November 17, 2021

Virtual Format: Powered by Cisco Webex, audio and video-enabled

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA), in collaboration with the Direct Access Program, will host a virtual scheduled 1-on-1 event related to the industries of architecture and engineering. This event will be a follow-on to the October 13th virtual business opportunity session.  

Registration opening soon. Continue to visit the Direct Access Program events page regularly for updates at www.vetbiz.va.gov/events.


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