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Applications must be submitted by July 29th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. (Local Time).
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Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District Of Oregon
The government authority in Portland, Oregon seeks a vendor to provide comprehensive public participation services. Responsibilities include developing and consulting on engagement strategies, identifying opportunities for public involvement, and giving feedback on proposed communications and marketing initiatives. The selected firm will consult on tactics to reach the broader community, particularly aiming to engage and empower underrepresented groups.
Duties also include outreach and engagement tasks, such as providing communication support, assisting with translations and interpretations, disseminating materials through unconventional channels, and utilizing innovative engagement technologies. The vendor will organize and facilitate events like focus groups and workshops, gather and summarize participant feedback, and support reporting functions that inform ongoing decision-making and future strategies.
Additionally, the contractor will provide capacity building support and technical assistance to individuals or organizations looking to develop projects or businesses. This includes assisting with service planning, environmental justice, fare and infrastructure program outreach, and supporting diversity and equity initiatives, including those targeting minority, women, and small business enterprises. The engagement will last for five years.
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