U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Industry Day 2026

Overview

Theme: “Connecting Industry with Mission Priorities and Procurement Opportunities”

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Justice Management Division invites you to attend DOJ Industry Day on June 30, 2026.

This event is intended to connect industry partners—particularly small businesses—with DOJ mission priorities and upcoming procurement opportunities.

Why Attend

• Hear directly from DOJ procurement decision-makers
• Gain insight into DOJ strategic priorities and mission needs
• Understand how emerging technologies are shaping DOJ operations
• Explore opportunities to partner with DOJ and its agencies
• Connect your solutions with real mission challenges facing federal law enforcement

Who Should Attend

• Large Businesses
• Small Businesses
• Federal contractors and vendors
• Organizations seeking to expand into federal contracting

Whether you are a current contractor or new to working with the federal government, this event provides an opportunity to learn how to effectively do business with DOJ.

Event Format

Participants may choose to attend:

• In-Person (limited capacity; advance registration required)
• Virtually (online access details will be provided after registration)

Registration Information

• Registration is free, but required
• Participation is limited to one attendee per company
• On site check-in begins at 7:00 a.m.
• Virtual attendees will receive access instructions prior to the event

Security Rules and Procedures

Security Screening: Upon arrival, all visitors should enter through the DEA Security Office/Visitor Entrance for screening. All visitors are subject to standard federal facility screening upon entry. Please plan to arrive early to allow time for processing.

Please bring two forms of Identification. A valid government issued photo ID is required: REAL ID. (Effective on May 7, 2025, visitors must be REAL ID compliant to visit federal facilities. Other accepted forms of ID include U.S. Military ID card, DHS Trusted Traveler card, ID card issued by USCI, and Certificate of Citizenship or Naturalization.)

All bags, purses, backpacks, shoes, etc., will be screened, and visitors will be required to step through a metal detector. Certain items are prohibited in federal facilities. Please review this page for a full list. We recommend arriving early to facilitate a smooth check-in process.

Escort to DEA Auditorium: Once cleared through security, volunteers will escort visitors to the auditorium

Additional Information

More details, including a detailed agenda and confirmed speaker lineup, will be shared with registered participants as the event date approaches.