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Final oral presentations for Maryland’s anti-tobacco account will be held this week.
Last week the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in Baltimore, which is overseeing the review, chose nine finalists from the 16 proposals submitted.
The contract calls for a budget of nearly $5 million for the first four months of 2002. With four one-year renewal options, annual billings will eventually increase to $14 million.
The department’s chief procurement officer, Russell Jenkins, declined to identify the finalists, but sources listed Baltimore agencies Eisner Communications; gkv communications; Carton Donofrio; The Campbell Group; and Trahan, Burden & Charles.
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