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78 open marketing & media bids across the US

  • Satellite Communications Services

    City of Jacksonville · FL

    14 days left
  • Telecommunications Fiber Optic Upgrades at Iowa Army Ammunition Plant

    Department of Defense · IA

    49 days left
  • 10-Miler Audio/Visual

    Department of Defense · FL

    6 days left
  • AMENDMENT ONE: Firm-Fixed Price, Non- Personal, Commercial Service, Purchase Order for a maintenance and support subscription that will provide software updates, technical support, and continued compatibility with existing telecommunications environment.

    Department of Health and Human Services · SD

    4 days left
  • Opportunity to collaborate with school administration

    Department of Defense · TN

    1 day left
  • USCG Recruiting LED lightbox sets

    United States Government Publishing Office · US

    4 days left
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  • Professional liability (E&O) of at least $1M
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  • Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) capability

Each bid's readiness report also looks for what often decides marketing & media bids: wCAG 2.1 AA / Section 508 accessibility (the 2024 ADA Title II rule requires state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 AA), bilingual and multilingual outreach, ownership of creative work and IP, hosting and security for websites, work samples, media buying commissions, DBE/HUB participation, oral presentations.