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This contract involves organizing a range of cultural programming activities including public events, artist talks, educational workshops, and community outreach initiatives connected to the A250 exhibitions. The scope may include collaboration with Korean cultural institutions to enhance the reach and impact of these programs. The efforts are aimed at fostering engagement and education within the community through diverse and interactive events. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 712120, which pertains to performing arts companies. The place of performance is specified as Seoul, South Korea, with the postal code 03141. The contracting agency is associated with the U.S. Department of State's Acquisitions - AQM Momentum office. No set-aside provisions apply to this contract, and the solicitation was posted on August 11, 2025. The contract's primary goal is to support cultural exchange and public engagement through thoughtfully coordinated programming connected to the A250 exhibitions.

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Organize cultural events, workshops, and outreach in Seoul supporting A250 exhibitions under U.S. Department of State.

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STATE, DEPARTMENT OF → ACQUISITIONS - AQM MOMENTUM

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712120 - Historical SitesView NAICS

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Seoul, KR-11, 03141, KOR

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Organize public events, artist talks, educational workshops, and community outreach tied to the A250 exhibitions. May include coordination with Korean cultural institutions.

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