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Procurement help offered in new office

January 28, 2015 11:00 pm • Last Updated: January 28, 2015 9:24 pm

The Connecticut Procurement Technical Assistance Program, operated by the regional economic development agency Southeastern Connecticut Enterprise Region, has opened an office in Milford.

PTAP is a free statewide program serving all cities and towns in Connecticut. According to Statewide Program Director Lisa Wood, "The Milford location ... is a great complement to our offices located in New Haven, Rocky Hill and New London."

The counselor in charge of the new location is Frank Dixon.

For information about the program connecting state businesses to the federal procurement process required to sell products and services to the government, call Wood at 860-437-4659 x 208.

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