Sentech invites 100% black-owned small enterprises in the ICT sector to apply for support aimed at fostering innovation and growth. Key requirements include a turnover of less than R10 million and a focus on digital solutions.
Sentech is seeking to partner with small enterprises in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector through its Enterprise Development Support initiative. This program aims to cultivate a new generation of entrepreneurs by providing essential support to black-owned businesses, particularly those that are at least 30% black women-owned. Eligible applicants must have a turnover of less than R10 million, be registered with the Central Supplier Database, and have been operational for a minimum of one year. Importantly, applicants should not have previously received Sentech's Enterprise Development support.
The initiative emphasizes innovation and the development of digital solutions aligned with the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Interested businesses must demonstrate their capacity to generate innovative ideas, provide a detailed budget for implementation, and outline a clear project plan with timelines. Additionally, applicants should identify their target market and potential for scalability, showcasing projected revenue growth over the next year. This initiative not only supports the growth of small enterprises but also contributes to the broader economic development of South Africa by empowering underrepresented groups within the ICT sector.
This tender is suitable for small enterprises in the ICT sector that are 100% black-owned and at least 30% black women-owned, with a turnover of less than R10 million. Businesses focused on innovation and digital solutions are encouraged to apply.