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  AcqNotes provides “Professional Services” companies a marketing medium to promote their capabilities and services to the Aerospace community.  The users of AcqNotes consists primary of members of the DoD, government and Aerospace acquisition workforce. These users create a Niche market that no other advertising medium can provide. Last month, 41,000+ unique visitors from the […]

  There are two ad configurations that are uses throughout the AcqNotes website. These ad configurations consist of the Square and Leaderboard. Both of these sizes are Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) standard ad sizes. (see Standard Sizes) Square (250×250): These ads are located on the Home, Navigational, Search, Job Search, Community and News pages. Leaderboard (728×90): These ads are located

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AcqNotes Founder AcqNotes was founded and created as a knowledge-based tool for the Aerospace Industry. As an Air Force veteran and Sr. Space Systems Engineer in the Aerospace Industry, I recognized the need for a simpler source of DoD acquisition-related information and documentation. I was constantly being asked by my colleagues where they could find

AcqNotes was founded by Berton Manning on the principle of providing the Aerospace community with an easy source of Department of Defense (DoD) acquisition-related information, guides, templates, instructions, news, resources, and community interaction. AcqNotes complements the traditional DoD acquisition resources by providing a place where people can learn the basic concepts of an acquisition-related topic