Meeting, Conference, and Event Support Sample Clauses

Meeting, Conference, and Event Support. Federal agencies require a full range of meeting-related services, including but not limited to initial concept development, early planning (e.g., agenda development, venue selection, reservations, budgeting, event file establishment and maintenance); graphic design support (e.g., signage and materials production); participant correspondence; registration; travel and guest services; audiovisual requirements; meals and hospitality (in accordance with the latest HHS Efficient Spending Policy or other relevant policies and guidelines); message center operation; and post-event services. Vendors shall fulfill the following event needs of Federal agencies to ensure execution of successful meetings: a) Planning, site selection, and meeting contract negotiation and coordination; b) Registration and logistics, including hospitality; c) Message center operations, registration support, and event business services; d) Contractor graphic support; e) Travel and transportation for agency-designated participants and materials; f) Government-authorized and allowable consulting fees, honoraria, and expense reimbursements; g) Design, production, and on-time delivery of high-quality ancillary materials; h) Duplication services; i) Event promotion and marketing; j) Event set-up, including site requirements and audiovisual, electronic, and Web support; k) Exhibit signage and display production; l) Secretarial and clerical support, including transcription and records management; m) Production of books, reports, presentations, and interactive media; n) Supply services, equipment, parts, accessories, staffing, labor, climate control, and power needs required for installation of non-permanent and temporary exposition and exhibition space, including but not limited to rental and installation of canopies and tents; and o) File maintenance, records management, and event archiving.
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