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The Digital IT Acquisition Professional (DITAP) Program Guide

The Digital IT Acquisition Professional (DITAP) Program Guide icon

A detailed description of the Digital IT Acquisition Professional (DITAP) Program that outlines this 6-month cohort-based training program for members of the Federal acquisition workforce who are assigned to acquisitions consisting primarily of digital services over the FAR 13.500(c) threshold. The Guide describes the intended audience, Program requirements, competencies, and performance objectives, and component parts of the Program (including virtual classroom sessions, webinars and office hours, self-directed learning, assessments, shadowing and stakeholder engagement activities, and a live digital assignment group project), the Program schedule, grading policy, and technology platforms we use to deliver the Program.

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