MRB-55578 - USA (Maryland) - RFI for Protecting from Tobacco-Related Death and Disease Support Services - Sources Sought - Deadline July 15,2026

Vendor needs to provide protecting from tobacco–related death and disease support services.    – To provide agency with technical services to support a full range of public education activities. – Such activities include planning, developing, producing, and delivering public education campaigns or programs that effectively reach intended audiences using proven and privacy–safe marketing tools.                • Strategic Planning & Research• Creative Development & Production• Implementation• Measurement, Performance and Refinement• Communication and Coordination with the Government– To prevent and reduce tobacco use among the population.– Public education program grounds campaign development, implementation, and evaluation in robust behavioral change frameworks and best practices• Increased awareness of and receptivity to brand and public education messages • Increased engagement, interactivity, and sharing of public education resources• Increased knowledge of the risks of tobacco product use• Increased perceived risks of tobacco product use• Decreased appeal of tobacco products • Reduced susceptibility to tobacco product initiation • Reduced experimentation with tobacco products• Reduced initiation of tobacco products• Changes in normative beliefs about tobacco product use• Increased knowledge about the harms of tobacco product use• Increased knowledge about the relative risk, or continuum of risk, of tobacco product use and evidence–based harm reduction techniques• Increased self–efficacy to quit using tobacco products• Increased motivation to quit using tobacco products• Increased intention to quit using tobacco products• Increased cessation or discontinuance of tobacco products• Complete transitioning from a higher risk tobacco product to a lower risk tobacco product• Significantly reducing use of a high–risk tobacco product• Increased trust and perceived credibility of public education sources • Increased dissemination of program strategies, resources, and findings• Maintenance of expertise in the fields of media, marketing, and the tobacco use landscape