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Tourism website redesign and CMS migration Tourism website redesign, Southeast US
The county visitors bureau wants a mobile-first rebuild of its 120-page site, a new itinerary builder, and training for a two-person staff. Evaluation weights portfolio at 40%, price at 30%.
Budget
$60,000–$85,000
Proposals due
Fri, Oct 23, 4:00 pm CT
Organization
Coastal County Visitors Bureau
Questions due
Fri, Oct 9
Contact
J. Alvarez, Procurement
procurement@example.gov
procurement@example.gov
Watch out for
$1M liability insurance
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