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The contract seeks a subcontractor to develop and manage digital content aimed at enhancing public engagement with civic education and the anniversary of the Magna Carta through videos, social media platforms, and interactive digital tools. The work requires creative and strategic content production tailored to a broad audience, emphasizing historical significance and civic awareness, with the goal of increasing public understanding and participation. The submission deadline is August 21, 2026, and the solicitation falls under the NAICS code 519130, which relates to other information services, indicating the focus is on digital media and communication rather than traditional publishing or broadcasting. This subcontract is issued by the U.S. Mission to the United Kingdom under the Department of State, suggesting the initiative will target audiences in the UK and potentially international viewers, aligning with diplomatic and educational outreach objectives. The project is expected to leverage modern digital channels to make historical civic themes accessible and engaging, requiring proven experience in multimedia production, social media management, and content strategy for public institutions. While specific performance locations are not detailed, the work is likely to involve coordination across time zones and cultural contexts, with the deliverables designed to support the U.S. government's broader mission of promoting democratic values and historical education through digital innovation.

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Develop digital content for Magna Carta civic education targeting UK and international audiences via video and social media.

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Department Of State → U.S. Mission To The United KingdomView Agency

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519130 - Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search PortalsView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of State → U.S. Mission To The United Kingdom
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Develop and manage digital content including videos, social media, and interactive platforms to expand public engagement around civic education and the Magna Carta anniversary.

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