Energy & Cleantech
NPI Annual Conference
NPI will host its 58th Annual Conference, a national gathering of public procurement leaders from across the United States and Canada, typically Procurement Directors and senior decision-makers. The page says it will be held October 4-7, 2026 in Frisco, Texas, and is a call for speakers.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 4 October 2026 to 7 October 2026
- Organiser
- National Procurement Institute
- Industry
- Energy & Cleantech
Speaking
Call for speakers
This event publishes a call for speakers. The deadline is unverified, so check the call before preparing a submission.
On stage
Speakers
- Tiffani Barton
- Michele Skaggs
- Carrie Mathes
- Charles Spencer
- Sherri Barnhardt
- Faith Harper
- Spencer Lord
- Richard Ehlert
- Maria Roux
- Candida Kelcourse
- Edna Johnson
- Dietrich von Biedenfeld
- Kim Cullen
On the floor
Sponsor
- Modules Anywhere
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Inn at Market
1412 Market Street
Edwardian Hotel
1668 Market Street, San Francisco, 94102
Inn at Gough
135 Gough Street, San Francisco, 94102
Hayes Valley Inn
417 Gough Street
Ram’s Hotel
80 9th Street, San Francisco, 94103
Chase Hotel
1278 Market Street
Donnelly Hotel
1272 Market Street, San Francisco
Inn at the Opera
333 Fulton Street, San Francisco, 94102
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