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AWARD NOTICE W91ZRU-23-P-0007 Primary Point of Contact.: Virginia M. Trezise-Harman, Business Manager, virginia.m.trezise-harman.civ@army.mil, Phone: 907-428-6188 Secondary Point of Contact: Conner Va... AWARD NOTICE W91ZRU-23-P-0007 Primary Point of Contact.: Virginia M. Trezise-Harman, Business Manager, virginia.m.trezise-harman.civ@army.mil, Phone: 907-428-6188 Secondary Point of Contact: Conner Van Fossen, Contracting Officer, conner.vanfossen.5@us.af.mil, Phone: 907-551-0245 Contract Award Number: W91ZRU-23-P-0007 Contract Award Dollar Amount: $99,999.00 Contract Line-Item Number: 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004 Contract Award Date: 21 September 2023 Contractor Awarded Name: Alaska Broadcasters Association Inc. Contractor Awarded UEI: C534UUFFDQ75 Contractor Awarded Address: 700 W 41st Ave Ste 102, Anchorage AK 99503-6603 Description: Audio, video, and live read advertising. Contracting Office Address: PO Box 5800, Camp Denali, JBER-Richardson, AK 99505-5800 Place of Contract Performance: Anchorage AK 99503-6603, United States Set-Aside Status: Unrestricted The Alaska Army National Guard is seeking for a contract opportunity with local businesses that can provide Non-commercial Sustaining Announcement (NCSA), and Public Education Partnership (PEP) program though radio and television for the Alaska Army National Guard-Recruiting and Retention Battalion (AKARNG-RRB). This is a Firm Fixed Price (FFP) contract opportunity for a period of 12 months advertisement service. Offeror will submit a Monthly Status Report (MSR) to contracting office for approval. This includes TV, Radio tracking, reporting, and Return of Investment (ROI) plan. Offeror will submit the Quality Control Plan (QCP) for Contracting Officer Representative (COR) approval. Offeror will discuss production schedules, post-production works, postings, distribution target dates, with Contracting Officer Representative (COR), and contracting office. For the duration of this opportunity. Offeror will provide the contracting office/COR with the following information: Monthly Analysis report for Return of Investment (ROI). (e.g.,4:1 ratio). On a monthly basis, Broadcasters will provide the AKARNG RRB with detailed MSRs that include an analysis of the campaign performance along with recommendations to enhance the results. Ensure they meet NGR 601-1 style guide requirements. Ensure they meet federal broadcast requirements (closed captioning, etc.). Ensure we have received all usage agreements for each spot. Broadcasters will assist AKARNG with customized radio scripts and coordinate recording sessions with local radio broadcast networks to provide AKARNG with the opportunity to showcase AKARNG state-specific opportunities and messaging. This combined synopsis is governed by FAR part 12-Acquisition of commercial products and commercial services, and FAR part 13-Simplify Acquisition Procedures. This is a full & open competition. Submit your best offer (quote/proposal) in writing to victor.a.mejia4.civ@army.mil no later than 18 September 2023, 11:00 AM Alaska Standard Time (AKT).

Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

Objectives: The Alaska Army National Guard contracting office is looking for information on local businesses that can provide Non-commercial Sustaining Announcement (NCSA), and Public Education Partne... Objectives: The Alaska Army National Guard contracting office is looking for information on local businesses that can provide Non-commercial Sustaining Announcement (NCSA), and Public Education Partnership (PEP) program through radio and television. NCSA/PEP Program. The Association represents (a) that it has established an NCSA/PEP Program whereby the Association distributes the NCSA/PEP Announcements to all member and non-member commercial radio and television broadcast stations within the State and participating stations voluntarily donate air time and related services to the Association with the intent that the Association may make available such goods and related services to Federal, state and local governmental entities and non-profit entities; (b) that the Association may retain all proceeds from such goods and related services for the Association’s tax-exempt purposes; and (c) that while station participation in its NCSA/PEP Program is voluntary, the Association’s experience demonstrates that its NCSA/PEP Program generally affords statewide coverage of NCSA/PEP Announcements over radio and television broadcast stations within the State. Local vendors that can provide radio and television Broadcasting service announcements within government agency standard. Identify multiple qualified service providers to allow increased competition. The North American Industry Classification System Code (NAICS) for this procurement is 813910. The small business size standard is 15.5 in millions of dollars. Period of Performance: 12 months advertising services This is a firm fixed price (FFP) opportunity to deliver radio/television broadcasting services. This is not a request for quotes/proposals. Potential sources who believe they can provide the service listed above are invited to submit a capability package, and response in writing to victor.a.mejia4.civ@army.mil no later than 17 August 2023. Information received will be only considered solely for the purpose of determine whether to conduct a competitive procurement. Oral communications are not acceptable in response to this notice. The Government will not cover any costs for any information or inquiry submitted as a result of this notice. This RFI is governed Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Subpart 13.5- Simplified Procedures of Certain Commercial Items, and FAR part 12- Acquisition of Commercial Items.