Grant Program Outreach and Engagement Services
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This subcontract for Grant Program Outreach and Engagement Services supports prime contractors working on projects for the State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. The selected provider will be responsible for creating and executing communication materials designed to engage stakeholders and support funding cycles. Key duties include developing outreach materials for eligible applicants and coordinating communication efforts to ensure broad engagement. The scope of work requires the delivery of both digital and print materials, all of which must strictly adhere to ADA compliance standards. Operating under NAICS code 541810, the contract focuses on professional advertising and outreach services to facilitate the effective administration of grant programs within the agency.
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AK, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 2527H127.
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RFP #2527H127GRANT PROGRAM SUPPORT – STATE & FEDERALLY FUNDED
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