FY26 DISB -Professional Graphic Design, Printing Services, and Social Media Services

The District of Columbia's Department of Insurance, Securities, and Banking (DISB) is seeking professional services for graphic design, printing, and social media services for fiscal year 2026. This procurement opportunity encompasses comprehensive design and communication support, requiring vendors to demonstrate expertise in creating high-quality visual and digital marketing materials for government communications. Qualified contractors must possess advanced capabilities in graphic design, including print and digital media production, social media content development, and strategic communication strategies. The solicitation requires detailed proposals demonstrating technical proficiency, creative portfolio, and proven experience working with government agencies. Interested vendors must submit comprehensive proposals by November 10, 2025, with all documentation and supporting materials addressing the specific requirements outlined in the procurement documents. Evaluation criteria will likely include technical capability, past performance, creative expertise, and cost-effectiveness of proposed solutions.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, District of Columbia procurement typically prioritizes certified local and disadvantaged business enterprises. The contract appears structured to support DISB's communication and outreach objectives, suggesting potential opportunities for small, minority-owned, and local business participation. Potential respondents should carefully review certification requirements and potential preference points for designated business categories. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, government design and communication contracts of this nature typically range between $50,000 and $250,000 annually, depending on scope and complexity. Vendors should be prepared to demonstrate robust capabilities in digital design, print production, social media strategy, and government communication protocols.