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Alzheimer's Grant Program Communication Contract - MEES

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The Indian Health Service is seeking a contractor for the Alzheimer's Grant Program Communication project to enhance awareness of dementia and elder health programs, services, and supports. The primary objective is to create core communication products and establish effective dissemination methods that facilitate the successful start-up of Alzheimer's and dementia programs. This opportunity is categorized as a forecast under NAICS code 541613. Key administrative contacts for the project include Jolie Crowder as the Program Point of Contact and Darryl Smith as the Contracting Officer.

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Contractor needed for Indian Health Service Alzheimer's Grant Program communication and awareness products.

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Indian Health ServiceView Agency

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541613 - Marketing Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Indian Health Service
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Jolie Crowder
Darryl SmithContracting Officer

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The purpose of this contract is to improve awareness of IHS dementia and elder health programs, services, and supports and develop core communication products and dissemination methods that support Alzheimer's and dementia program start-ups.

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