This tender has been awarded to SINOLWAZI 77 TRADING AND PROJECTS for R 1 857 641 12.
SINOLWAZI 77 TRADING AND PROJECTS
Issuing Organization
North West - Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
Location
North West
Award Date
22 November 2024
Award Date
22 November 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
39135
Awarded To
(SINOLWAZI 77 TRADING AND PROJECTS)
Awarding Entity
North West - Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
Award Value
R 1 857 641 12
Awarded: 22 November 2024
GOVERNMENT
Supply,delivery and offloading of cattle feed package for 286 beneficiaries in dr ruth segomotsi mompati district :pes 3 programme
13 dard 26/2024: supply,delivery and offloading of 25m x 3m,40% green shade net rolls for vegetable packages
13 dard 25/2024: supply,delivery,installation and commissioning of a solar plant at greenies farm,in jericho village,madibeng,bojanala platinum district
13 dard 19/2024: upgrade of electricity infrastructure phase two at taung agricultural college
13 dard 18/2024:construction and equipping of product handling facility complete with coldroom at casper agric life project in moretele
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