Materials Development and Public Awareness Campaigns

The contract seeks the development of educational materials, toolkits, and public awareness campaigns centered on Positive Childhood Experiences and the HOPE Framework to foster deeper community engagement around early childhood well-being and resilience. The work requires the creation of culturally responsive, evidence-based resources that can be widely distributed and leveraged by community organizations, educators, and public health providers to promote nurturing environments for children. Emphasis will be placed on clarity, accessibility, and scalability of materials to ensure effective adoption across diverse populations in Massachusetts. Performance is expected to take place in Boston, with the deliverables designed to support statewide public health initiatives led by the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services. The submission window is narrow, closing just six days after the posting date, underscoring the urgency of the project. As a subcontract, the award will be integrated into a broader initiative by the agency, requiring close alignment with existing goals, timelines, and stakeholder expectations under NAICS code 541810 for advertising and related services. The successful bidder must demonstrate expertise in public health communication, trauma-informed design, and community outreach to meet the contract’s objectives.