T24-160BUS Marketing, Public Relations and Communications Service for the DNA (Derry~Londonderry on the North Atlantic) Museum

Description

Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC) are seeking to appoint a Marketing and Communications Agency to create and deliver a creative and results-focused marketing, public relations and communication campaign to coincide with the opening of the DNA Museum (Derry ~ Londonderry on the North Atlantic), a new state of the art visitor attraction which is due to open late Summer 2026. Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC) is leading on the delivery of the Derry DNA Museum which will be located in the former military barracks site in Ebrington. This investment will create an interactive, all year-round visitor attraction, showcasing the significant heritage of the city and region, in particular highlighting the important role of the city and wider Foyle Basin in a range of global historical events. It will consist of six galleries, a dedicated archive discovery zone, access to genealogy advice, a temporary exhibition space, a multi-purpose learning and events space, café and external interpretation space. Please refer to the CfT documents for further details. Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC) are seeking to appoint a Marketing and Communications Agency to create and deliver a creative and results-focused marketing, public relations and communication campaign to coincide with the opening of the DNA Museum (Derry ~ Londonderry on the North Atlantic), a new state of the art visitor attraction which is due to open late Summer 2026. Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC) is leading on the delivery of the Derry DNA Museum which will be located in the former military barracks site in Ebrington. This investment will create an interactive, all year-round visitor attraction, showcasing the significant heritage of the city and region, in particular highlighting the important role of the city and wider Foyle Basin in a range of global historical events. It will consist of six galleries, a dedicated archive discovery zone, access to genealogy advice, a temporary exhibition space, a multi-purpose learning and events space, café and external interpretation space. Please refer to the CfT documents for further details.