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Fayetteville PWC to host Industry Day to connect businesses with procurement opportunities

By Staff Report, posted 2 weeks ago
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The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) invites suppliers, prime contractors, subcontractors and other business professionals to attend its upcoming Industry Day on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The event is designed to provide businesses with a unique opportunity to connect directly with PWC leadership, procurement staff and industry partners while learning more about current and future opportunities to do business with PWC.

Industry Day reflects PWC's ongoing commitment to building strong partnerships with the business community, expanding opportunities for qualified vendors and fostering collaboration that supports the utility's mission of delivering exceptional services to its customers.

"PWC Industry Day is an excellent opportunity for businesses to establish new relationships, strengthen existing partnerships, and gain valuable insight into upcoming opportunities at PWC," said Economic Impact Program Manager of Fayetteville PWC Aaron Harris in a press release. "By bringing together suppliers, contractors and our procurement team in one setting, we're creating an environment that encourages collaboration and helps position businesses for future success."

Throughout the event, participants will have the opportunity to:

  • Showcase their company's capabilities and services. 
  • Meet one-on-one with PWC leadership and procurement staff. 
  • Network with prime contractors, subcontractors, and other industry professionals. 
  • Learn about upcoming projects and procurement opportunities. 
  • Explore potential partnerships that can lead to future collaboration. 

Businesses will also have the opportunity to reserve a complimentary vendor table to display information about their products and services in a relaxed, interactive environment. The event is designed not only to introduce new vendors to PWC but also to strengthen relationships among businesses already supporting PWC projects.

Whether attending to make new connections, reconnect with industry partners or learn more about future procurement opportunities, Industry Day offers valuable networking and business development opportunities for companies of all sizes.

Businesses interested in reserving a complimentary vendor table are encouraged to contact PWC's Economic Impact Program by emailing EIProgram@faypwc.com.

Additional event details will be shared with registered participants before the event. 

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