RSMA Ad Strategy - Attachment 2 - Logo and Slogan.docx

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DEP-BAW-RFQ-2027-RRR Marketing Services-PRF86 - CAT5
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BD-27-1045-BAW00-BAW01-132017
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Suffolk County, Massachusetts

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This is an attachment document from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) related to a statewide contract opportunity for advertising, marketing, and event planning services. The document specifies the logo and slogan for the MassDEP's Reduce, Reuse, Recycle outreach and education initiative under contract PRF86, Category 5 (Integrated Marketing Services). The designated slogan for the campaign is "Do your part, recycle smart," accompanied by associated logo imagery. This attachment serves as a creative guideline for qualified bidders responding to the RFQ for developing and implementing a comprehensive marketing strategy for the statewide Recycle Smart MA waste reduction education initiative.

The attachment does not contain pricing information, set-asides, incumbent details, or funding sources. As a supplementary creative document, it functions as specification material to ensure brand consistency across all marketing deliverables submitted by potential contractors. Bidders are expected to incorporate the provided logo and slogan as core elements of their proposed marketing strategies and campaign materials.

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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

executive office of energy & environmental Affairs department of environmental protection

100 Cambridge St., Suite 900, Boston, MA 02114

July 22, 2026

ATTACHMENT 2 – RSMA Logo and Slogan MassDEP Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Outreach and Education Initiative PRF86: Advertising, Marketing and Event Planning Services Category 5: Integrated Marketing Services

ATTACHMENT 2 – RSMA logo and slogan “Do your part, recycle smart.”

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