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Sin: 541 5SERVICES Provided Under This Sin Include Offering a Complete Solution That Collectively Integrates the Various Services Provided Separately Under the Other Sins. Services Include, But May Not Be Limited to the Following Components: Creation of Comprehensive Solutions Using Strategically Targeted Marketing Plans That Include Full Service Execution of Media Planning and Creative Multimedia Campaigns. Comprehensive Solutions Include Services Available Separately Under Sins: 5411 Advertising Services, 541 2 Public Relations Services, 541 3 Web Based Marketing Services and 541 4 Specialized Marketing (i.e. Sin 541 4A Through Sin 541 4G). Contractors Must Demonstrate the Capabilities to Provide Services Normally Associated With an Integrated Marketing Campaign (market Research, Conference Planning, Etc.). Note: Any Commissions Received for Media Placement, Conference Planning, Etc. Will Either (a) Be Returned to the Ordering Agency or
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