ODC Opens Tender Opportunity for Citizen-Owned IT Service Providers

ODC Opens Tender Opportunity for Citizen-Owned IT Service Providers. The Okavango Diamond Company (ODC) has officially issued a call for tender offers from 100% citizen-owned companies for the supply of Microsoft 365 licenses over a three-year contract period. This procurement initiative is part of ODC’s ongoing commitment to empower local enterprises and promote inclusive economic participation within Botswana’s tech and service sectors.

Eligible bidders must be fully registered with both the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) and the Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA), in accordance with national procurement regulations. The contract will involve the provision and support of Microsoft 365 licenses, which are essential to ODC’s digital operations and internal communications infrastructure.

This tender represents a significant opportunity for local IT service providers to partner with one of Botswana’s leading diamond marketing firms. It also underscores the growing demand for digital solutions and reliable software service management in Botswana’s corporate sector.

Interested entrepreneurs and companies are encouraged to request further details or clarification regarding the tender documents by contacting ODC’s procurement office. All inquiries must be made in writing and directed to:

• Tel: (+267) 3992300
• Email: tender@odc.co.bw

This procurement drive reflects ODC’s broader vision of creating sustainable partnerships with citizen-owned businesses while enhancing its digital capabilities. Local entrepreneurs in the ICT and software services industry are urged to take advantage of this tender, which not only presents a long-term commercial opportunity but also contributes to the growth of Botswana’s digital economy.