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Creation of short video success stories for the NIOSH Western States Division (WSD)
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Solicitation 2017-Q-66993 seeks a contractor to create short video success stories for the NIOSH Western States Division. The project involves conducting interviews and capturing b-roll footage, with an estimated four to six shooting days spread across at least two separate trips to various locations, potentially including the Oregon coast, Puget Sound, and Southeast Alaska. The contract is a Firm-Fixed Price purchase order, meaning all costs, including travel expenses, must be included in the total price. Proposals must include a detailed breakdown of labor, materials, and associated costs. While the submission format is at the offeror's discretion, any proposed invoicing schedule must align directly with the completion of project deliverables.
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