A government agency in British Columbia issued “Events Planning and Management Services” (RFP). Solicitation MKTG-1523 closed on March 5, 2026. Eligibility: Only for Canada Organization.
The vendor required to provide events planning and management services for include:
- Core responsibilities
• Provide end-to-end planning and on-site execution for airport events and activations, from initial concept through post-event closeout.
• Act as primary coordinator across airport teams, partners, sponsors, tenants, airlines, government stakeholders, and community groups.
• Integrate safety, security, and operational considerations for landside, terminal, and airside environments in collaboration with airport operations and security.
• Ensure accessibility, inclusivity, and sustainability are embedded throughout planning and delivery.
• Protect confidential information and personal data gathered through planning, registration, media activities, and content capture.
- Functional service categories
1. Full event coordination and on-site execution
• Program management from discovery to post-event debrief.
• On-site producer and show caller; stage management; talent and VIP handling; guest journey and wayfinding.
• Run-of-show development, including audio, visual, lighting, staging, interpretation, and public announcements.
• Crowd-flow planning, queue management, and contingency preparation aligned with airport procedures.
• Post-event reconciliation, and lessons learned.
• Event consulting and strategic planning
• Facilitate discovery to define objectives, audiences, desired outcomes, and measurement approach.
• Develop an event roadmap and capacity plan suitable for a high-growth environment.
• Map stakeholders and governance, outlining decision paths and approvals.
2. Vendor and venue sourcing and management
• Source and manage venues on and off airport, catering, audio-visual, staging, décor, rentals, transportation, printing, photography and videography, interpretation, and entertainment.
• Negotiate scopes, rates, and service levels; oversee deliverables and quality.
• Coordinate airport space bookings and required permits, including curbside and airside access as authorized. Including costs upfront with monthly reimbursements.
• Manage vendor onboarding, insurance verification, safety orientation, and security clearances.
• Event budgeting and logistics
• Build budgets, track forecasts, and implement cost controls and value engineering.
• Plan logistics for deliveries, load-in and load-out, access routes, waste management, power, information technology and audio-visual testing, and signage.
• Secure permits and approvals as applicable to venue, jurisdiction, and life-safety requirements.
• Complete expense reconciliation and provide a final cost summary after each event.
3. Event branding and design
• Create concepts aligned to airport brand standards and partner co-branding guidance.
• Design production-ready files for signage, staging elements, backdrops, wayfinding, credentials, invitations, programs, and digital assets.
• Oversee fabrication and installation of scenic, décor, and experiential elements.
• Apply accessibility-by-design principles for readability, contrast, language, and navigation.
4. Social media content and scheduling
• Plan content in partnership with airport communications
• Provide event-day coverage and real-time content capture in accordance with filming approvals and privacy expectations.
• Manage publishing calendars, community engagement support, and post-campaign insights.
5. Timeline creation and production management
• Develop a master critical path with milestones, dependencies, approvals, and risk gates.
• Prepare production books, run-of-show documents, and cue sheets for all stakeholders.
• Lead rehearsals, sound checks, technical runs, and show calling.
6. Event marketing support
• Define audience strategy for media, partners, community, tenants, and employees with channel recommendations.
• Manage invitations, registration, accreditation, guest communications, and on-site check-in.
• Deliver press logistics including media risers, power distribution, audio feeds, scrums, and wayfinding.
• Compile post-event insights and recommendations.
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Quick answers about deadlines, eligibility and submission for this solicitation.
No. This opportunity (MKTG-1523) closed on March 5, 2026. See similar open RFPs below.
A government agency in British Columbia. The buyer's contact and submission details are in the solicitation documents.
Only for Canada Organization.
Estimated budget: $150,000. Contract term: 4 years.
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