Bid_Schedule.docx

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FIRE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN
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The file is a Bid Schedule for the 2025 BLM Nevada Fire Prevention Campaign, detailing advertising services to support wildfire prevention efforts. The schedule includes six line items covering various media channels: 2 million impressions each for gas pump TV ads, TV streaming, radio streaming, and social media/web advertising, plus one sporting event advertisement and six billboards.

The contract period runs from April 15, 2025 to October 15, 2025, with ad placement preparation beginning in April and active advertising scheduled from May 1 to October 15, 2025, strategically timed to align with fire season. The solicitation is issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region, with solicitation number 140L3925Q0030. While specific unit and total costs are not filled in, the bid schedule provides a clear framework for the comprehensive media campaign targeting fire prevention awareness.

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2025 BLM Nevada Fire Prevention Campaign Bid Schedule

Item No.
Description
Quantity
Unit

Unit Cost

Total Cost

1
Gas Pump TV Ads
2 million
Impressions
$
2
Sporting Event Advertising
1
Event
$
3
TV streaming
2 million
Impressions
$
4
Radio streaming
2 million
Impressions
$
5
Billboards (Include all costs, taxes, install fees)
6
billboards
$
6
Social Media/web
2 million
Impressions
$

TOTAL

Period of Performance: The period of performance of this contract is April 15, 2025– October 15, 2025. In April the contractor will work with BLM Nevada on securing ad placement. Advertising will occur May 1- October 15, 2025, to target fire season.

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