ASU MBDA Marketing Plan and Website
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Albany State University is soliciting proposals under solicitation number 52100-eRFP-002113-2027 to secure a qualified supplier for the development and implementation of a marketing plan and website for its MBDA Program. The scope of work includes the design, launch, and subsequent hosting and maintenance of the website for two years, with all deliverables requiring adherence to the ASU Brand Standards Guide. A critical requirement of the contract is that the university must retain full ownership of all designs and materials created during the project. The contract term extends from the date of execution through August 31, 2028. Interested suppliers must submit their responses via the GA@WORK Marketplace by October 30, 2026. Evaluation criteria include company history, project team biographies, creative and website samples, client references, a project timeline, and a technical proposal not exceeding six pages. Additionally, bidders must provide a completed cost worksheet and certifications regarding small business, minority-owned, or women-owned status, as well as Georgia residency. Compliance requirements include a contractor affidavit, federal debarment and suspension certification, sales and use tax compliance, and agreement to specific insurance coverage.
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