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U.S. Embassy Jakarta Solicits Proposals for Cyber Scam Awareness Escape Room Program

This opportunity from the U.S. Embassy Jakarta, under the U.S. Department of State, seeks proposals for a public awareness program on cyber scams in Indonesia. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State - U.S. Embassy Jakarta, Public Diplomacy Section - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; the focus is on program design and delivery - Services Requested: - Design, build, and operate an immersive escape room experience in Jakarta simulating cyber scam scenarios - Includes thematic set design, narrative development, and technology integration - Operate multiple daily sessions over a one-month period with free admission - Organize a launch event with expert speakers, panel discussions, and interactive workshops on cybersecurity awareness and scam prevention - Target audience includes law enforcement and the general public - Develop and manage a nationwide promotional campaign - Includes posters, social media content, and media outreach - Program Goals and Requirements: - Directly engage 3,000 participants, attract 10,000 walk-by visitors, and reach hundreds of thousands through media - Expandable to Surabaya and a third city if successful - Must include a monitoring and evaluation plan, comply with U.S. government grant regulations, and meet branding/reporting requirements - Funding and Eligibility: - Cooperative agreement funding from $100,000 to $300,000 - Eligible applicants: not-for-profit organizations, educational institutions, individuals, and public international organizations (for-profit entities excluded) - No product procurement or hardware/software OEMs are specified; the opportunity is for service delivery and public engagement

Description

The U.S. Embassy Jakarta is seeking proposals to implement a program addressing cyber scams targeting Indonesians and U.S. citizens. The program involves hosting a month-long interactive escape room with a scam-center scenario in Jakarta, potentially expanding to other cities, to increase public awareness and prevention of cyber scams. The initiative aims to educate participants on recognizing scams, the dangers of scam centers, and the importance of timely reporting to law enforcement. The project also includes a launch event with expert speakers and panel discussions to amplify the message through workshops, media, and social media. This program supports U.S. strategic interests by enhancing cyber resilience in Indonesia and promoting U.S. leadership in cybersecurity innovation.

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