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MEDIA PLANNING AND BUYING TENDER

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE ROYAL NAVY Published 4 Mar 2019 Contracts Finder

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Statusplanned
Category (CPV) 32000000
RegionSouth East
Contract start29 Apr 2019
Contract end31 Mar 2022
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-694331da-eb57-4dc6-a45e-bdb206848cc0

description

We are looking to appoint a specialist media buying agency to provide the following services:

  • To position NMRN with target markets by developing relationships with key media groups.
  • Give cost effective coverage, in relation to the budgets available.
  • To help broaden the reach and awareness of NMRN through effective use of advertising and media sponsorship, and improve the cost efficiency of our media buying.
  • To plan and execute a strong offline advertising campaign to gain cut-through to audiences within the 90 minute drive time of each of the destinations.
  • To deliver impactful call to action 'BUY NOW, BOOK ON LINE SAVE 20%' campaigns affording as many opportunities to hear and see as possible.
  • To provide consultancy and work closely with the NMRN team, partners and appointed agencies including graphic designers, on best practice in messaging, design and new outlets should the need require.

Agencies should submit proposals which demonstrate:

Market Knowledge

Understanding of NMRN and its strategic aims Relevant Previous Experience

Tender proposals should include :

A summary of your approach for delivering the requirements of this contract demonstrating your understanding of the tourism/leisure and heritage sector and the aims and ambitions of The NMRN.

Include details of previous experience of contracts of this nature (no more than three examples) demonstrating breadth of reach and creativity (including visual examples)

How the model for delivery will provide added value to the outcome of the contract

A full cost breakdown. This should include details of the numbers and status of staff involved, their time and associated costs. VAT and expenses should be identified separately.

Details of the account handling team and responsibilities.

Scenario submission:

In addition, please include a proposal for the following scenario which demonstrates the following criteria:

Demonstrating understanding of the brief and NMRN aims
Range and suitability of suggested outlets
Knowledge of target market
Value for money
Creativity

'Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is launching a brand new UK exclusive 'Horrible Histories Pirate Exhibition' for Easter 2019 and wants to attract visitors both inside and outside of the South East region, and including London during the Easter holidays.

The campaign will run from 1 - 22 April and should incorporate a mixture of platforms. The budget available for this campaign is £40, 000+VAT. Please prepare a proposal to support this campaign, including suggested titles and outlets, details of pricing and costs and a simple schedule. You may also include previous examples of similar adverts.

Additional information: Due to OJEU procurement, the dates have been adjusted:

1Issue of ITTWed 6 February 2019;
2Final Date for receipt of any tenderer's questions 2 weeks from tender issue18 March 2019;
3Responses to questions circulated 1 WEEK25 March 2019;
4Deadline for return of tenders (minimum of 28 working days after issue date)8 April 2019 1200hrs;
5Desktop Evaluation of tenders and Interviews only if needed (1 week)8-15 April 2019;
6Award notice issues15 April 2019;
7Standstill 10 days from award notice29 April 2019;
Commencement of contract29 April 2019;
8Completion of Works31 March 2022;

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
4 Mar 2019 Planning (planning) · 7a17f4e6-54b2-40cb-abda-53fc80a43a4e-273413

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