Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws 0220190223 DHHS February 23, 2019 March 1, 2019 For more information click here: https://www.maine.gov/dafs/procurementservices/sites/maine.gov.dafs.procurementservices/files/noi-docs/NOI%200220190223%20PM-14955.pdf
Solicitation Details:TitleSocial Marketing Campaign for the Prevention of Underage Drinking and Non-Medical Use of Prescription DrugsIDBPM031456Alternate IDLot #1Round #3StatusOpen[imp]OpenClosedResponses OpenedApprovedDraftDue / Close Date (EST)Due / Close Date (EST)Solicitation TypeRFP: Double Envelope ProposalPublic NoticePORFPRequest for Information & PricingRequest for InformationRequest for QuoteTechnical Envelope (Multi-Step)RFR - CATS SpecificFinancial
The purpose of this contract is to fulfill a Congressional mandate, via the STOP Act, to produce an annual report on the national efforts to reduce underage drinking, and an annual state-by-state report on prevention and enforcement activities related to underage drinking. This contract continues SAMHSA’s efforts to support the HHS Secretary as required by the STOP Act, and supports the work of the ICCPUD.
Preventing underage drinking and drinking and driving are good examples of ways in which law enforcement can prevent death, injury, and illness.
Preventing underage drinking and drinking and driving are good examples of ways in which law enforcement can prevent death, injury, and illness.
Preventing underage drinking and drinking and driving are good examples of ways in which law enforcement can prevent death, injury, and illness.
drinking among 12-17 year olds in twelve pre-selected communities (see Section 3.
