Based in Washington, DC, we help District agencies turn public priorities into campaigns, creative, digital experiences, and community engagement built for the people they serve.
DC agencies are responsible for communicating public programs and priorities while managing internal approvals, community expectations, accessibility requirements, procurement rules, and limited staff capacity.
Residents do not experience those internal complexities. They expect information to be timely, useful, accessible, and easy to understand.
We help District teams close that gap with local creative, digital, outreach, and implementation capacity.
Creative, digital, campaign, and web support built around agency priorities and District stakeholder processes.
Public outreach, events, content, and campaign implementation designed to reach DC residents and communities.
Marketing, creative, web, content, paid media, and implementation support that can fit within larger District contracts and project teams.
Local execution capacity for the public-facing work District agencies need to deliver.
Public information campaigns
Community outreach and engagement
Ward and neighborhood-focused communications
Multicultural and multilingual campaign support
Public meeting and initiative promotion
Graphic design and campaign creative
Social media strategy and content
Publications and public information materials
Video and multimedia production
Paid media creative and execution
Agency websites and microsites
Accessible web design and development
Multi-audience information architecture
Campaign landing pages
Content management support and staff training
Event planning and implementation
Event branding and creative
Community-facing event promotion
Vendor and production coordination
On-site support
Black Digital has experience working directly with government agencies and supporting federal teams as a subcontractor. We also maintain certifications and procurement registrations designed to make it easier for public agencies and prime contractors to engage qualified small and minority-owned businesses.
Community Engagement & Event Implementation
Black Digital fully managed and coordinated ONSE’s National Day of Remembrance for Homicide Victims, an annual gathering designed to support DC families and survivors affected by violence.
We coordinated the venue and 13 vendors, developed the memorial presentation and remembrance materials, and helped create an experience that included a private remembrance, dinner, musical performances, and a candlelight vigil. More than 15 families and approximately 80 residents participated.
Website Redesign & Digital Experience
Redesigned the digital experience for Washington DC’s public-private economic development partnership, helping organize business resources, incentives, and economic development information into a clearer experience for companies and stakeholders.
Yes. The Digital Sauce, LLC (dba Black Digital) DC government capabilities include CBE status and additional District business designations. Current certification status should always be confirmed through the District’s official vendor records when required for procurement.
Yes. Our District portfolio includes direct work supporting agencies and public-sector organizations across community engagement, public safety, economic development, communications, creative production, events, and digital experiences.
Yes. We can provide specialized creative, marketing, digital, web, content, paid media, and event capacity within larger project teams where our certifications and capabilities fit the solicitation requirements.
Our capabilities include public outreach, graphic design, digital marketing, media buying, social media, websites, content production, campaign implementation, and event planning and support.
Yes. Our ONSE National Day of Remembrance engagement included full event coordination, vendor management, creative production, memorial materials, audiovisual support, and an experience designed around families and survivors.
Yes. We build accessibility requirements into planning, UX, design, development, and quality assurance. Specific District accessibility and technical requirements are confirmed during scoping or from the solicitation.
Yes. We can take ownership of specific campaigns, websites, creative production, social channels, digital advertising, events, or content while working within the agency’s existing review and approval structure.
We begin with the agency’s goals, audiences, stakeholders, procurement requirements, and approval process. We then establish a realistic implementation plan, execute the work, manage reviews and production, and provide reporting when measurement is part of the engagement.
Tell us about your District agency, initiative, or solicitation. We’ll tell you how we’d approach it.
