Pavilion Naming Rights Partnership - Re-Bid Available Date 2/8/2023 8:00 AM Clarification Deadline 3/10/2023 4:00 PM Due Date 6/9/2025 1:00 PM Contact Information Submit ALL questions through the Clarification Tab Bid Type RFP
Amber Horn Assistant Director, Procurement Services Email: amber.horn@louisville.edu
Description The City of Spokane, through its Parks & Recreation Department is initiating this Request for Proposals to solicit Proposals from Individuals/Firms interested in EXCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIP SALES SERVICE: SPOKANE PAVILION NAMING RIGHTS PARTNERSHIP.It is the responsibility of Proposers to check ProcureWare for Addenda or other additional information that may be posted regarding this Request.
Greater Napanee.TGN is seeking to enter into a 10-year naming and sponsorship agreement with a business or organization that strategically aligns with our mission.TGN has successful Naming Rights partnerships throughout the Recreation Centre.MissionTGN promotes cultural growth, wellness, and fitness for all residents in the Lennox and Addington region and offers opportunities to participate in a wide range of activities by providing exceptional recreational
The goal is to form a long-lasting partnership with a private naming rights partner to generate mutual value for both parties. For the business partner, naming rights can mean far more than traditional advertising opportunities. Special Requirements: Bidders may contact Travis Dill, Purchasing Agent, Finance at (757) 220-6181 for any questions.
The goal is to form a long-lasting partnership with a private naming rights partner to generate mutual value for both parties. For the business partner, naming rights can mean far more than traditional advertising opportunities. Special Requirements: Pre-Proposal conference will be held Wednesday, November 8, 2023 @ 10:00a.m., local time at 401 Lafayette Street, Williamsburg VA 23185, 2ND Floor small conference room.
The Program should identify opportunities and strategies that will maximize revenue and value for these venues from commercial sponsorships, advertising, marketing partnerships, and naming rights, while capitalizing on, as well as being sensitive to, the unique ethnic, cultural, and historical characteristics of San Antonio and the non-commercial appearance of the Alamodome.
