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Bids are being solicited by Cherokee Nation Businesses, L.L.C. or the Cherokee Nation Businesses, L.L.C. wholly-owned entity identified in the attached Statement of Work to provide General Contracting services for the remodel of the Vinita Cultural Tourism Development Center.
There will be a MANDATORY pre-bid at 11:00AM on Thursday May 13th, 2021. Pre-bid will be at the Vinita Cultural Tourism Development Center located in Vinita...
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Scope of WorkCreate a comprehensive five (5) year Growth and Development Plan for sustainable arts, culture, and heritage Tourism in St.
The research and analysis conducted would entail coordination of stakeholder meetings, and interviewing key officials including members from the CTD, the Los Angeles Tourism and Convention Board (LATCB), hoteliers, and other City officials, that would result in a five year Long Term Tourism Development Plan (Development Plan) for the City of Los Angeles.
