Level Up Your Storytelling – Turn Ideas Into Impact
With a presence in Brooklyn and minority-business certifications relevant to New York procurement, we bring government-tested creative, digital, web, and public outreach capabilities to agencies and prime contractors across the region.
Public-sector work requires more than strong creative. It requires the ability to work within structured approvals, accessibility requirements, procurement processes, multiple stakeholders, and public accountability.
Black Digital is expanding its government practice into New York with experience already built through federal, Washington, DC, and Maryland public-sector engagements.
We bring that experience together with local presence and minority-business certifications that can support both direct agency opportunities and larger prime-contractor teams.
Campaigns, events, and digital communications designed to help government agencies reach residents, stakeholders, businesses, and communities clearly.
Design, content, digital advertising, video, social media, and campaign production that gives agencies and prime contractors additional execution capacity.
Websites, microsites, landing pages, and digital platforms designed around public information, accessibility, usability, and multiple audiences.








We bring strategy and implementation together so public-sector teams can communicate clearly and execute consistently.
Public information and awareness campaigns
Community and constituent outreach
Multicultural and multilingual campaign support
Public meeting, program, and event promotion
Paid media strategy and execution
Government website and microsite development
WCAG-focused accessible design and development
Multi-audience information architecture
Resource and service pages
Ongoing website support and maintenance
Graphic design and campaign creative
Social media strategy and content
Video and multimedia production
Digital advertising assets
Publications, reports, and public-facing materials
Event branding and creative
Event planning and implementation
Community-facing event promotion
On-site content and production support
Post-event communications
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.
Federal Creative & Design Support
Provided creative design support as a subcontractor on federal communications work for the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, adding production capacity to a larger government contracting team.
Federal Creative & Design Support
Supported federal communications work for the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development as a subcontractor, providing creative and graphic design implementation within a larger government team.
Statewide Digital Communications & Audience Engagement
Lead social media and email marketing supporting the Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum and Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture, helping increase visibility around exhibitions, public programming, Maryland history, and cultural initiatives.
Yes. Black Digital holds minority-business certifications relevant to New York City, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and the New York/New Jersey Minority Supplier Development Council.
Yes. Black Digital has a presence in Brooklyn in addition to its Washington, DC operations.
Our government portfolio to date has been concentrated in federal, Washington, DC, Maryland, and regional public-sector engagements. We are now expanding that work into New York and bring relevant government delivery experience, local presence, and minority-business certifications to the market.
Yes. Accessibility should be considered from planning through design, development, content, and quality assurance. For web engagements, we build accessibility requirements into the scope rather than treating them as a final-stage add-on. Specific compliance requirements are confirmed for each solicitation.
Yes. We support campaigns, events, content, paid media, social communications, and digital experiences designed to reach specific public audiences and make information easier to understand and act on.
Yes. Creative production is a major part of our government work. That can include graphic design, campaign assets, social content, publications, video, digital advertising creative, web experiences, and event materials.
Yes. We frequently operate as additional capacity, taking ownership of defined campaigns, creative production, websites, digital channels, or public-facing initiatives while working with internal stakeholders and approval processes.
We begin by understanding the agency or prime contractor’s goals, audiences, procurement requirements, stakeholders, and implementation needs. From there, we develop the work plan, execute the assigned scope, manage approvals and production, and report on performance when required.
Tell us about your New York agency opportunity, solicitation, or subcontracting need. We’ll tell you where Black Digital can add value.
Level Up Your Storytelling – Turn Ideas Into Impact