Botswana’s DTCB Opens Tender for Digital Marketing Services

Botswana’s DTCB Opens Tender for Digital Marketing Services. DTC Botswana (DTCB) has officially announced the opening of a new tender, inviting qualified agencies to submit proposals for the provision of agency and digital marketing services. The tender, referenced as Tender No. DTCB 031‑2026, seeks to establish a framework agreement with service providers capable of supporting the organization’s marketing and digital communication needs.

According to the notice, all submissions must be made exclusively through the DTCB Vendor Portal. Interested bidders are required to register and create accounts on the portal by 17 April 2026. Early registration is encouraged to ensure that the technical team can provide assistance if needed.

The tender submission deadline is set for 30 April 2026 at 14h00, marking the final opportunity for agencies to present their proposals. The portal can be accessed at procurement.dtcbotswana.com, where bidders will find the necessary registration and submission tools.

This tender represents an opportunity for marketing and digital service providers to collaborate with one of Botswana’s leading organizations. By establishing a framework agreement, DTCB aims to streamline future engagements with agencies, ensuring consistency and efficiency in its digital marketing initiatives.

The announcement underscores the importance of digital transformation in corporate communication strategies, highlighting DTCB’s commitment to strengthening its presence in the digital space. Agencies with expertise in digital marketing, online engagement, and brand promotion are expected to show keen interest in the opportunity.

With the deadline approaching, potential bidders are advised to complete registration well ahead of time to avoid last‑minute technical challenges. The tender process is expected to attract significant attention from both local and regional service providers, reflecting the growing demand for digital marketing expertise in Botswana’s corporate sector.