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Marketing & public relations government contracts
8 open federal notices for marketing, advertising and public relations. Matched to NAICS 541810 Advertising Agencies, NAICS 541613 , NAICS 541820 Public Relations Agencies and to notices whose titles describe the same work. Each bid links to its official notice on SAM.gov. Updated twice a day.
Where the marketing & public relations bids are
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United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Public Awareness campaign strategy on the dangers of counterfeit substances or devices
Buying office in Virginia
Marketplace for Acquisition of Professional Services (MAPS)
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
Intrinsic Market Resilience (IMR)
Buying office in Virginia
IARPA Solutions Marketplace
Washington, DC
Platform One Solutions Marketplace (P1SM)/Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO)
Place of work not listed
Vehicle Wrap Advertising - Delaware
Delaware
Accelerating Market Readiness Program
Washington, DC
Notice of Intent to Extend a Sole Source Contract for Strategic Communication Operational Support
Falls Church, Virginia
Who buys marketing & public relations
In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $1.09 billion for advertising agencies (NAICS 541810), across 399 awards. The biggest buyers: Department of Defense ($713.2 million), Department of Health and Human Services ($203.6 million), Department of Transportation ($91.8 million), Department of Homeland Security ($44.5 million). From USAspending.gov.
How to bid on marketing & public relations contracts
To bid you need a free, active SAM.gov registration with NAICS 541810 listed, and for a set-aside, the status it names. Most marketing & public relations work is bought by local contracting offices at bases, hospitals and federal buildings, so the place of work on each notice matters.
Other trades
Open notices from SAM.gov's public file of active contract opportunities, updated twice a day (last Oct 24, 8:23 PM ET). Spending from USAspending.gov. UX Contract is independent and not a government website.