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RCTC-23 Heintz Center Renovation, CM@r RFQ

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9007134State & Local

Submission Closed03/27/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 541890

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Digital Marketing Services SEO, Google Ads Management, and Social Media Marketing

Solicitation # P26171121001

The City of Sacramento, specifically the CCS Convention Center and Performing Arts Department, is seeking a provider for digital marketing services. The scope of work encompasses search engine optimization, Google Ads management, and social media marketing to enhance the organization's online presence. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541890 and is designated as a SLED organization contract. The solicitation, identified by number P26171121001, was posted on January 8, 2026. Interested parties can coordinate with the primary point of contact, Gale O'Neill, regarding the submission process. There is no bid bond requirement for this procurement.

CCS Convention Center & Performing Arts Department of City of Sacramento

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The renovation project at Rochester Community Technical College's Heintz Center aims to transform approximately 31,642 square feet of interior space to support modern, inclusive, and equitable educational environments. The focus is on updating the south suites in buildings 1100 and 1200 to reflect 21st-century teaching methods by creating safe, flexible, and technologically advanced lab spaces that promote collaboration, community, and diversity. The project will enhance programs such as Facility and Service Technology, Peace Officer/Criminal Justice, Welding, and Automotive Technology by providing dedicated support spaces and modern amenities, including upgraded A/V and IT systems, LED lighting, and improved acoustics. These improvements are designed to make spaces more visible, accessible, and intuitive, encouraging engagement and discovery for students and visitors alike. The renovation emphasizes transparency and accessibility, with features like open corridors and windows into labs to demystify technical work and foster curiosity. It aims to create a welcoming environment that reflects Rochester’s diversity, supporting increased enrollment in high-demand CTE programs. The project will also optimize existing mechanical systems and equipment, relocate certain program spaces to improve adjacency and capacity, and integrate informal collaboration areas alongside formal labs. Overall, the initiative seeks to modernize the facility to better serve students, faculty, and the community, promoting inclusivity, engagement, and workforce readiness.

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Minnesota State University

NAICS

541890 - Other Services Related to Advertising

Place of Performance

MN, USA

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NONE

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PhaseClosed

PostedMar 4

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Response DeadlineMar 27

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Submission Closed

03/27/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyMinnesota State University

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / AgencyMinnesota State University

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Shayn Jensson

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The Renovation to Support Equity in Industry and Public Safety project at Rochester Community Technical College, Heintz Center will transform approximately 31,642 sq.ft. of the interior south (1100 and 1200) suites at Heintz Center to reflect 21st century teaching methods and pedagogy by creating safe and modern lab environments and consolidate now-disparate program spaces. The renovation will create an inclusive and equitable environment that facilitates collaboration, recruitment, a sense of community, and will be welcoming to all.
The Heintz Center project will significantly renovate interior spaces to create welcoming and inclusive spaces to foster and increase diversity and enrollment in the high-demand Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs to better reflect the City of Rochester’s diversity.
Improvements will affect these programs: Facility and Service Technology (FAST), Peace Officer/Criminal Justice, Welding, and Automotive Technology, with inclusive support spaces. Modernization will update A/V and IT technology for classrooms and labs; increase flexibility and adaptability to accommodate both active and traditional learning; and provide effective, more acoustically supportive environments. All existing lighting will be replaced with LED.
Further, improvements will increase visibility into and out of renovated spaces and make wayfinding more intuitive. The open long, undifferentiated corridors with windows into labs, and day light-infused spaces with overhead light monitors for student and faculty well-being.
The project will “pull back the curtain” to put learning on display, de-mystify the work taking place in labs, and allow for passersby and prospective students on tours to learn more about these programs without interrupting classes. Giving all students time to discover the technical programs at their own pace by situating formal learning spaces (labs) with informal learning (collaboration spaces), will pique curiosity and create a more welcoming environment.
The project will make extensive use of existing equipment, mechanical systems, and existing spaces. Moving Peace Officer/Criminal Justice program spaces will free up space for FAST Labs to improve adjacencies and right-size for better learning experiences.