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IPG DXTRA (Interpublic)

Kind
Health network
Parent
Interpublic Group
Country
US
Website
https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_75D30120F08104_7523_HHSD2002015M88164B_7523
Clients
CDC

Campaigns (3)

CampaignClientYearTopicRole
NCIRD communications support (incl. Wild to Mild flu campaign) lead
USAspending: 2020-2026, USD 66.5M. Wild to Mild (2023) imagery is credited to Weber Shandwick in trade press, so that case credits weber-shandwick.
CDC National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases2020VaccinationStrategy
Latent TB infection campaign (Think. Test. Treat TB)
USAspending: 'LTBI campaign' 2019-2022 (USD 2.88M) and 'Latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) campaign' 2022-2023 (USD 0.75M).
CDC Division of Tuberculosis Elimination2019Infectious diseaseCreative
Know More Hepatitis and viral hepatitis national educational campaigns
USAspending: 'Viral hepatitis/Know More Hepatitis national educational campaign' 2012-2014, 'Know More Hepatitis national education campaign' 2013-2015, 'Viral hepatitis national educational campaigns and communication support' 2016-2021 (USD 8.7M, this record), 'Communications support for viral hepatitis' 2014-2016 and 2021-2025. Know Hepatitis B link is by sponsor and years, not by name.
CDC Division of Viral Hepatitis2012Infectious diseaseStrategy

Research notes

Interpublic's marketing-services unit (recipient 'IPG DXTRA, Inc.', New York; parent recipient The Interpublic Group of Companies). The award records do not say which operating agency (Weber Shandwick, Golin, etc.) did the work. Created 2026-10-22 in the procurement pass; 'website' points to an award record because no unit website was confirmed.

Sources

  1. https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_75D30120F08104_7523_HHSD2002015M88164B_7523
  2. https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_HHSD2002016F90427_7523_HHSD2002015M88164B_7523

Record agencies/ipg-dxtra.json, updated 2026-10-22