FedSources Announces "Federal Outlook 2010"

This year's conference will focus on the 2010 budget, and how the Obama administration's agenda will translate into business opportunities

McLean, VA - FedSources, a Washington Management Group Company and the recognized leader in government market intelligence research, today announced plans to host its 24th Annual Federal Outlook® Conference on June 2, at the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner.

The theme for this year's conference is Restoration or Renovation: A Transformation of Federal Priorities. The conference will focus specifically on the 2010 budget, highlighting how the new administration's agenda will translate into business opportunities for government contractors.

"Introducing 'change' starts with a realignment of priorities," said Ray Bjorklund, senior vice president and chief knowledge officer at FedSources. "The Obama administration is calling for new efforts in energy, healthcare, and education. But what does the 2010 federal budget really say about contract spending priorities in these and other areas?"

This is the question Mr. Bjorklund will answer during this year's presentation. "Based on the messages in the budget," he said, "many segments of the government contracting community may be surprised at how the transformation will affect them."

For more information on this year's Federal Outlook conference, or to register for the event, click here or call 703-610-8700.

To find out how to become a FedSources client, call 703-610-8700 or visit www.fedsources.com and visit the "Free Trial Offer".

About FedSources
FedSources, a Washington Management Group company, provides information and insight to industry and government decision makers via market intelligence services, customized consulting and informational events. These programs, underscored by a hands-on approach to client support, have been enabling companies and government agencies to make better business decisions for over two decades. FedSources is headquartered in McLean, VA. For more information visit: www.fedsources.com.