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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATONS
FOR
Digital Fire Prevention Billboard
AT
Southern Nevada District June 2021 General:
Southern Nevada BLM has identified the need for wildfire prevention ad campaign messages to be posted on a full-sized billboard. The need exists to secure 1 spot on a full-sized 14’ x 48’ LED digital billboard located along Interstate 15. This style of billboard offers tremendous value when compared to static billboards due to the ability to change messages when necessary and the fact that you can rotate up to 8 - 10 messages per spot vs. 1 static billboard with 1 message at roughly the same price. Given that several vendors will be utilizing the same billboard and the location is within the greater Las Vegas area, the advertising content of other vendors must be professional and exclude gentlemen’s clubs.
Contractor-Furnished Services:
Provide one digital billboard along interstate 15 between the intersection of Highway 95 and Primm Nevada. The billboard should be visible while traveling southbound along the interstate. Upon the request of the BLM, the vendor will switch the displayed graphics on the billboard within four business days.
Government-Furnished Property:
Billboard graphics developed by other districts within Nevada already exist for this billboard style and will be slightly modified by the original developer to reflect the uniqueness of the Mojave Desert.
Need:
The fire prevention billboard will be needed for one year upon awarding the contract.
Attachment 1: Billboard to be located along I-15 between two arrows, visible while traveling southbound.
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