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Tourism and Leisure Minister Martyn Quayle is stressing the importance of government maximising the revenues it receives from the provision of key services associated with the TT.
The first batch of four contracts are up for renewal and expressions of interest are being invited, to reach the DTL by September 25.
They cover areas including sponsorship acquisition, the official programme and website, and public relations and Mr Quayle says a further set will be advertsied at a later date:
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