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Ngaka Modiri Molema District Municipality
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North West
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Ngaka Modiri Molema District Municipality
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Invitation to professional service providers (consultant in the built environment) to be placed into a panel of six (06) consultants for town & regional planning services to be used on an as an when required basis for a period not exceeding three (03) years (thirty-six (36) months)
Appointment of a panel of ten (10) service providers for supply and delivery of personal protective equipment for ngaka modiri molema district municipality employees for a period of three (03) years on as and when required basis.
Supply, installation and maintenance of network cabling for a period of three (03) years on an as and when required basis.
Supply and delivery of personal protective equipment for fire & rescue services personell for a period of three (03) years on an as and when required basis.
The appointment of a professional resource team tasked with construction monitoring up to project close-out for asbestos roofs removal and replacement of government- subsidized units within the north west province.
Provision for catering services from 07-08 july 2026 for provincial strategic meeting at the siu north-west provincial office. Specification details from page 04-06
Procuremnt of security services for ndpwi mmabatho regional office to unit 3 office : for 24 months
Construction of marite new police station: mpumalanga province - saps
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