Contract Awarded

This tender has been awarded to TSHISAULU HOLDINGS for R 949 200.

Awarded64773

Office Furniture for Salga Gauteng Office

Issuing Organization

South African Local Government Association

Location

National

Award Date

21 January 2025

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Award Value

R 949 200

Winning Supplier

TSHISAULU HOLDINGS

Type: EME

012-369-8000

Award Details

Award Date

21 January 2025

Status

Active / Awarded

Scoring

Points: Level:

eTenders ID

44813

Organization Information

South African Local Government Association

GOVERNMENT

222 Durban Rd, Oakdale, Cape Town, 7530, South Africa

4.5(2)

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Original Tender Description

Office Furniture for Salga Gauteng Office

Validity Period7 Days

Briefing Session

No

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