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CAPABILITIESDesign, Communications, Staffing and Logistics Services for Government.
Circuit Media works collaboratively with clients to assess goals, create timelines and developsolutions that provide positive outcomes for both customer and constituent. Whether we arestaffing a project, providing multimedia design or public affairs assistance, we utilize concisemethodologies and plain language skills to offer cost-effective end products that meet andexceed expectations.
• Public Affairs and Policy• Media and Crisis Communications• Writing and Copy Editing• Graphic Design• Multimedia and UI Design• Publishing – Print/Digital• Illustration Services
• Staffing – IT/Acquisitions Specialties• Social Media/Marketing Strategy• Project Management and Compliance• Events and Trade Shows• Photography• Full Service Video Production• Software Development
CORE COMPETENCIES
• Exceptional past performance ratings• Quick and accurate turnaround• Accessibility and Section 508 trained• Spanish language expertise• Certified Green Business• Offices in Denver and Washington, DC• Government purchase cards accepted
• Approved GPO subcontractor• Plain language certified • In-house creative studio• Q Top Secret Facility Clearance• Collaborative and experienced staff• SAM registration complete and up to date• Use of design thinking techniques
BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH US
560 CHEROKEE ST. DENVER, CO 80204 | 2221 SOUTH CLARK ST., #417, ARLINGTON, VA 22202 | FAX: 720.881.3191
• Private Corporation – founded in 2002• Rebecca Askew, Esq., CEO• Number of Employees – 50 nationwide• 8(a) Certified• DBE, SBE, M/WBE, SWaM• SBA e-200 Emerging Company• ISBEE – Indian Small Business
Economic Enterprise
• EDWOSB – Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Small Business
• WOSB – Woman-Owned Small Business• Colorado Top 100 Woman-Owned
Company• 2018 Colorado Company to Watch• GSA Professional Services Schedule
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CORPORATE INFORMATION
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PRIMARY CONTACTRebecca Askew, CEO [email protected] (o) 303.562.1807 (m) 303.888.7925
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CircuitMedia.com
@ CircuitMedia
/CircuitMediaLLC
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FEDERAL IDENTIFIERS
WEB/SOCIAL MEDIA
DUNS: 153780031CAGE: 668P0GPO: 19537GSA: 47QRAA18D00EN
FEDERAL
GREENBUSINESS
PAST PERFORMANCE
560 CHEROKEE ST. DENVER, CO 80204 | 2221 SOUTH CLARK ST., #417, ARLINGTON, VA 22202 | FAX: 720.881.3191
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SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES,U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Visual Communications Servicesweb design, technical writing, videography, graphic design, photography
contact: Florencia Prada, [email protected]
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Staffing of National Operations Centerpersonnel and project management - FBMS help desk, IT acquisitions, contract specialists, energy data specialist, subject matter expert, graphic designers
contact: Melissa Hutchison, [email protected]
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, NETWORK SERVICES DIVISION
Staffing of Network Services Support PBX technician and help desk, client relationship managers, contract specialist, transition manager
contact: Steven Farrington, [email protected]
FEDERAL HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY,OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL
Design and Copy Editing for Semiannual Reportplain language copy editing, proofreading, typesetting, graphic design, page layout, Section 508 PDF document remediation/accessibility testing
contact: David Dover, [email protected]
OFFICE OF JOB CORPS,U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Technical Assistance for Office of Job Corps (OJC) Student-Centered Design Support Contracthuman-centered design research and methodologies, change management
contact: Kevin Culp, [email protected]
ARMY RESERVE, NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU
Professional Services Support subject matter experts - IT system deployment, planning, product development, change management
contact: Harold Perry, [email protected]
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL OMBUDSMAN, U.S. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Annual Report to Congress Developmenttechnical writing, graphic design, publication design, 508 compliance, project management
contact: Cynthia Pope, [email protected]
EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Technical Writing Servicestechnical and speech writing, editing and proofreading for correspondence, policies and procedures
contact: Stephanie Girard, [email protected]
Florida Grasshopper Sparrows:Helping North America's Most
Endangered Birds Avoid Extinction
Tiny Singing Sparrow of Florida's Dry Prairies Making A Comeback
Why Florida Grasshopper Sparrows Matter
What We're Doing To Help Florida Grasshopper
Sparrows Survive
Less than a decade ago, there were believed to be less than 80 Florida grasshopper sparrows left in the wild. To save this species from extinction, biologists and experts from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Florida Fish
and Wildlife Conservation Commission and other agencies are working together on several recovery initiatives—including an effective captive rearing program. The partners have released dozens of captive-reared Florida grasshopper sparrows into the wild. The newly released birds appear to be doing well adapting to life on
the prairie. These releases are part of a strategic plan to guide management actions for this critically endangered species. The goal is to stabilize and grow the wild population over the next several years.
They're the voices of nature. The dads teach their sons to sing!
They indicate the health of Florida's dry prairie habitats.
They inspire us to connect with nature.
Refining prescribed burning methods
Identifying and controlling predators
Restoring habitat
They disperse seeds and eat insects.
The song of the Florida grasshopper sparrow sounds much like that of a grasshopper. Males only sing a few hours a day during the breeding season to attract females and establish territory. Their song changes once they begin building a nest, which is how scientists are able to find their well-hidden homes hidden among the tall grasses of Florida's dry prairies.
EELGRASS
LARGEMOUTH BASS
BLUEGILL
REDEAR SUNFISH
BLACK CRAPPIE
BULRUSHCATTAIL WATER LILY
LAKE OKEECHOBEE IS CRITICAL TO FLORIDA’S ECONOMY:
Lake Okeechobee's biodiversity is at its healthiest when the water level is between 12.5 to 15.5 feet deep.
These plants are essential for snails, the primary food source for snail kites. These same plants also provide cover and breeding grounds for the fish.
Each year, about 150,000 fishing trips generate an estimated annual economic impact of $49 million. Annually, about 500 bass fishing tournaments are held on the lake. Commercial fishing for catfish and panfish harvests about 1.5 million pounds a year.
GOOD LAKE OKEECHOBEE WATER LEVEL
EQUALS GOOD HABITAT FOR SNAIL KITES FISH