BIPA’s corporate wardrobe plans are turning heads

The Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA) is turning heads with a massive procurement push for high-end corporate wear and accessories. Having recently relocated to the former SME Bank building on Jan Jonker Road in Windhoek’s central business district, the Tender Bulletin reports that BIPAhas issued an open national tender for no fewer than 69 distinct items of corporate apparel, formal wear, casual clothing, winter gear, and headwear, alongside trophies, medals, team sportswear, and equipment to be supplied over two years. This extensive shopping list comes hot on the heels of earlier requests this year for branded merchandise, including thousands of custom pens, power banks, headphones, water bottles, and a separate order for 82 embroidered tracksuits for staff members. The tender, which highlights a lavish approach to employee outfitting, is set to close on 16 November 2026. 

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