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Alaska has budgeted $200K for a communications push to promote its “Healthy Alaskans 2030” program.
Healthy Alaskans is a statewide health improvement plan that contains 30 health objectives to achieve by 2030.
Each objective has strategies and actions designed to reach the health goals.
The Dept. of Health’s Division of Public Health wants the PR outreach focused on high-risk and underserved communities throughout the Last Frontier.
It will offer a contract beginning Dec. 15 and running through May 31, 2025.
Bidders are required to have at least five years of experience over the past decade working in Alaska and its rural communities.
Proposals are due Nov. 13.
The California Conservation Corps, which was created in 1976 by Gov. Jerry Brown, wants to hire a firm to handle PR and marketing services to promote its brand image and boost enrollment. The budget is set for $800K per year.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is looking for a firm to produce PSAs and compelling PR messaging in support of its “Ready Campaign” emergency preparedness effort.
Metro, the governmental body that oversees 24 cities in Greater Portland, is looking for firms interested in handling strategic communications, marketing and brand services on an on-call basis.
Detroit seeks a firm to run a public education campaign to promote the roll-out of its automated transportation system designed to reduce traffic deaths.
The Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants is looking for a firm to promote its new national initiative on equity and racial justice.
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