NSI Industries has revealed its sponsorship of an informative purchasing webinar for buying American-made construction-related products. The webinar is designed to be useful for many in the field and has an industry expert as the main presenter.
According to the company:
NSI Industries, LLC, a provider of electrical product solutions for more than 45 years, is proud to announce its sponsorship of the Comply When You Buy IIJA/BABA Purchasing Webinar. Presented by Ian Heller of the Distribution Strategy Group, this webinar addresses purchasing guidelines crucial for Made-in-America purchasing in the construction and distribution sectors.
“The IIJA/BABA purchasing provisions have significant implications for procurement processes in the construction industry and the country as a whole,” said Joe Saganowich, division president of NSI’s Electrical Division. “As a company with a strategic manufacturing focus on American-made products and a commitment to our American workforce, NSI is proud to sponsor the Comply When You Buy IIJA/BABA Purchasing Webinar."
With infrastructure development at the forefront of national priorities, understanding the intricacies of purchasing materials for federally funded projects is paramount. The webinar delves into the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the Build America, Buy America Act of 2021 (BABA). The provisions of the BABA Act are dissected in detail by government purchasing expert Steven Koprince, providing attendees with invaluable purchasing insights.
Construction and distribution professionals are encouraged to access this on-demand webinar to better understand critical procurement guidelines for federally-funded infrastructure projects.
“We are thrilled to produce this webinar and provide industry professionals with access to expert insights that can enhance their purchasing strategies,” added Steven Koprince, a government purchasing expert with more than twenty years of experience and the main presenter of the webinar.
The on-demand webinar can be accessed here.
