Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Tenders

What are Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) tenders?

The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) is constantly evolving. In June 2019 the Department of Economic Development (EDD) was incorporated into the Department of Trade and Industry, making it more dynamic. The purpose of the DTIC is to manage commercial and industrial policies. In alignment with the incentives of Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE), their goal is to promote structural transformation, create an efficient industrial environment and foster South Africa’s globally competitive economy.

The overarching objectives of the department is to promote industrial development, investment and competitiveness. Companies in South Africa should be offering high-quality services and setting the standard. In addition, the DTIC wants to create long-lasting employment opportunities that can boost the economy and improve the livelihood of all South Africans.

What services do Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) requests for tenders cover?

DTIC tenders are often related to administrative tasks and go out to finance and law firms. However, there are opportunities for a range of business types. It greatly depends on the needs of the department at any given moment. Nevertheless, there aren’t always tenders available for the department. It’s a matter of keeping up to date with the tender bulletins and seeing if there are any projects available.

How many tenders does Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) request?

There are 0 open tender requests from DTI. 0 tenders were posted in the last month with a total of 0 tender opportunities from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) posted in the past year.