MACAU, CHINA. Macau International Airport Company (CAM) today launched an open tender to develop and market the advertising assets across Macau International Airport.
This Request for Proposal (RFP) will result in the selection of a single advertising company that will provide non-exclusive exterior and interior advertising services across the airport at the successful bidder’s own expense.
The RFP requires the winning bidder to design, construct, develop, promote, deal and manage the advertising display and format, sales and marketing of the advertisement.
The contract will run for ten years.
CAM said: “CAM expects all bidders to present excellent proposals that offer outstanding advertising services within MIA while generating good revenues and reputation with innovative advertising services concept that reflect the unique characteristics of the Macau market.”
The RFP documents and other information are available on the website, from 31 January to 12 noon on 25 March 2024 (Macau local time).
An on-site pre-bid meeting will be held on 26 February at 10:30am local time.
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