This tender has been awarded to Umsobomvu for R 724 649 00.
Umsobomvu
Issuing Organization
South African Revenue Service
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
20 June 2024
Award Date
20 June 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
36904
Awarded To
(Umsobomvu)
Awarding Entity
South African Revenue Service
Award Value
R 724 649 00
Awarded: 20 June 2024
GOVERNMENT
The lease between SARS and lowveld group for the nelspruit branch office. The proposed lease extension is for a period of five (5) years effective 1 september 2026 to 31 august 2031, with an option for early termination, at an estimated total cost of r58 494 466.66 (VAT inclusive) subject to negotiations with the landlord.
The lease agreement between SARS and uhuru professional electrical contractors (pty) ltd for provence house, the emalahleni (witbank) branch office, for a period of two (2) years from 1 august 2026 to 31 july 2028, with an option for early exit, at an estimated rental cost of r7 923 370.96 (Incl. VAT), escalating at 4.8% Per annum.
The lease between SARS and valerida bellegings pty (ltd) for the stellenbosch excise office for a period of five (5) years, effective from 1 december 2026 to 30 november 2031 with an early exit clause.
The appointment of aquamat SA (pty) ltd for the supply, installation and repairs of water supply systems for a period of 6 months with an option to renew for a further 6 months, at an overall total of r 8 408 745.51 Including 10% contingency and VAT.
The appointment of cyanre the digital forensic lab for the renewal of forensic toolkit (ftk) central licenses for a period of one year, at an estimated cost of r1 391 527.24 Including 15% VAT.
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Appointment of a service provider for the to supply labour force and material for reactive maintenance at the tsitsikamma section of garden route national park for a period of 12 months
Appointment of a service provider for fencing facilities at the tsitsikamma section of garden route national park for a period of 60 months
Appointment of a architectural consultant for the compilation of maintenance specifications and boqs at the tsitsikamma section of garden route national park
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