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The Bhutan Broadcasting Service would like to seek an Expression of Interest from interested eligible production houses to organize reality shows during weekends.

May 9, 2025
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The Bhutan Broadcasting Service would like to seek an Expression of Interest from interested eligible production houses to organize reality shows during weekends.

The proposal should conform to the ToR on our website www.bbs.bt

The production houses should address the EoI to the Chief Executive Officer, BBS Head office in Thimphu and it must be submitted within 22nd May 2025 during office hours.

EOI for weekends show- 2025

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