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Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene·Maryland

Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) Anti-Stigma Marketing Campaign

Closes 9/28/2026$30k – $44kRequest for Proposal
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Description

The Calvert County Health Department, Local Behavioral Health Authority, is seeking a vendor to implement a media campaign targeting Calvert County residents to educate them about the benefits of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) and reduce stigma associated with opioid use disorder. The campaign aims to deliver evidence-based, gold standard intervention for opioid use disorder and increase treatment retention. The selected vendor will be responsible for creating a marketing strategy, implementing digital display ads, social media, and billboard advertisements, and maintaining a website. The vendor must demonstrate experience in similar projects, particularly those focused on stigma reduction or addiction treatment awareness. The proposal should include a detailed work plan, budget narrative, and performance indicators to evaluate the program's effectiveness. Some key requirements and expectations include: • Creating a marketing strategy and implementing a successful marketing campaign • Implementing digital display ads, social media, and billboard advertisements • Maintaining a website and providing regular updates and reports • Demonstrating experience in similar projects and ability to navigate digital ad platforms • Providing a detailed budget narrative and performance indicators • Committing to attend meetings and provide updates on project progress

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Contact

Andrea McDonald-Fingland(Director)

[email protected]

(443) 295-8584 x101

Key dates

Opened
8/17/2026
Pre-bid meeting
8/31/2026Mandatory
Closes
9/28/2026
Projected award
10/9/2026
Duration
9 months

Last updated

Details

Type
Request for Proposal
Industry
Marketing and Advertising
NAICS
541810
Solicitation №
BPM058450

Budget estimate

$30,000 – $43,519

The maximum award amount for this project is $43,519, which will be used to cover the costs of implementing the marketing campaign, including salaries, rent, supplies, and other expenses. The actual budget may vary depending on the vendor's proposed budget and the Calvert County Health Department's approval. Factors that may influence the likely payment range include the vendor's experience, the scope of work, and the level of competition.

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