Communications - Reoccurring accounts: Adobe, Photoshop, video editing software, stock photos, Vimeo, YouTube, Hootsuites, Survey Monkey
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The District of Columbia Department of Buildings is forecasting a recurring subscription need for various digital communications and creative tools, including Adobe software such as Photoshop, video editing applications, stock photo libraries, Vimeo and YouTube services, Hootsuite for social media management, and SurveyMonkey for data collection. These services are essential for ongoing operational, marketing, and administrative functions within the agency. The forecast indicates an ongoing requirement for these subscriptions, suggesting continued usage and renewal needs beyond the posted date of July 23, 2026. No specific solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, and while the contract type is labeled as a forecast, it signals an intent to procure these services through future competitive or direct means. The place of performance and point of contact information are not specified, indicating that procurement details will be developed in subsequent stages.
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