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The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority wants to build a pool of local talent to provide communications, video production and photographic services.
It wants to tell the stories of the people who live in its 5,000 affordable housing units and 12K privately-owned rental apartments through Section 8 HCV programs.
The RFP notes that “presenting complicated information in a visually compelling, easy-to-understand manner is vital to our organization’s mission; video storytelling is an ideal medium to accomplish this.”
CMHA wants firms or freelancers who excel at visual storytelling and creating appealing, informative videos that convey its messaging while holding the viewer’s attention throughout.
It plans to use the material for online viewing, social media posts, presentations and events. Scripts and a general description of content will be provided by CMHA.
On the communications front, CMHA needs a firm or freelancer to write press releases, respond to media requests, conduct research and handle any crisis that may pop up.
Proposals, which are due April 6, go to Drew Kendall and CMHA’s e-procurement site.
The Detroit Promise Zone Authority, which provides eligible Detroit residents with a tuition-free path to a college degree or technical certificate, is accepting proposals for a firm to serve as a strategic communications implementation and capacity building partner.
Denver Health is looking for a Colorado-based agency to provide strategic communications and media buying services for a push to reduce secondhand smoke and vape aerosol exposure among young children in the Denver metro area.
The US Soybean Export Council is looking for a pro to lead the development and implementation of the communications and brand strategies effort for it and the Soy Excellence Centers.
The Orange County Transportation Authority is looking for a firm to develop and implement a public communications and community outreach program for a highway improvement project.
The Union Square Alliance is searching for a marketing & communications manager to help tell the story about the comeback of “the heart of San Francisco.”
