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Rural Community Engagement & Technical Coordination

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The contract involves serving as a liaison between the Town of Brooksville and its residents to ensure community needs are meaningfully integrated into project planning through active public outreach, coordination with local stakeholders, and the preparation of detailed socioeconomic impact reports. The role requires consistent engagement with residents to gather input, translate community concerns into actionable insights for project teams, and maintain transparent communication throughout the planning and implementation phases. This subcontract, issued by MPTAP under the Mississippi agency, is classified under NAICS code 541618 and requires proposal submission by August 4, 2026. The work is centered on fostering equitable project outcomes by aligning development initiatives with the social and economic realities of the local population. Effective collaboration with diverse community groups, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to document and communicate measurable impacts are essential for successful performance.

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Liaise between Brooksville Town and residents to integrate community needs into projects via outreach, stakeholder coordination, and socioeconomic reporting.

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541618 - Other Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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MS, USA

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Act as a liaison between the Town of Brooksville and its residents to integrate community needs into project planning through public outreach, stakeholder coordination, and socioeconomic impact reporting.

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