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Award notice

Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) Advertising Services

M9549425D0001

Department of the Navy, Commanding Officer. Advertising Agencies.

Awarded

Wunderman Thompson LLC

$1,914,649,378.37 on the award notice, October 31, 2024, contract M9549425D0001

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The contract, on USAspending

Federal procurement data the awarding office reported to FPDS, matched to this solicitation by its number.

UEI
SF2NA13BJQU4
CAGE
3PMN9
Vendor location
Atlanta, GA
Contract
M9549425D0001
Obligated
$0.00, potential $1,914,649,378
Actions
4 between October 31, 2024 and August 7, 2025
Competition
Full and Open Competition, 7 offers received
Set-aside reported
No Set Aside Used.
Described as
Marine Corps Recruiting Command Advertising Services
Match
award number M9549425D0001 equals the contract number; same awarding office M95494 (high confidence)

Publications

Every notice SAM.gov issued under this solicitation number, oldest first. Each is a separate record on SAM.

  1. October 31, 2024

    Award notice, originally solicitation

    Awarded to WUNDERMAN THOMPSON LLC 505 N ANGIER AVE NE STE 5000 Atlanta for $1,914,649,378. SAM.gov, notice d3dcb6652d3d4107a41d6bcb95132181

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