RFP 22025 for Media Planning/Buying Services
Federal opportunity from 17700001 - Contracts And Procurement | 17700 - Contracts And Procurement • Oregon Lottery. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Jan 14, 2026.
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RFP 22025 for Media Planning/Buying Services Oregon Lottery is seeking Proposals from qualified firms or businesses with demonstrated expertise and experience in delivering media planning and buying services as described in RFP 22025. Advertising Agency Services, Media Planning and Buying Services Advertising Services, Outdoor Media Planning and Buying Services Advertising Consulting Services, Media Planning and Buying
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The Oregon Lottery is soliciting proposals for media planning and buying services under RFP 22025, with a submission deadline of January 14, 2026. This request aims to engage qualified firms that can demonstrate significant expertise in advertising and consulting services related to media. Teams should focus on providing comprehensive solutions including outdoor media planning and buying.
The Oregon Lottery seeks to partner with experienced firms in media planning and buying to enhance its advertising strategies and reach.
- Analysis of current media landscape
- Development of media planning strategy
- Execution of media buying
- Performance measurement and reporting
- Client communication and support
- Proposal detailing agency experience
- Media planning strategy samples
- Cost breakdown for services
- Team qualifications and bios
- Client references
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- Lack of information on key competitors in this bidding process
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