This tender has been awarded to INZALO UTILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES for R 16 418 959 40.
INZALO UTILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Issuing Organization
Midvaal Local Municipality
Location
Gauteng
Award Date
6 June 2025
Award Date
6 June 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
50744
Awarded To
INZALO UTILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Awarding Entity
Midvaal Local Municipality
Award Value
R 16 418 959 40
Awarded: 6 June 2025
GOVERNMENT
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Bid to appoint a service provider to render hygiene services to midvaal local municipality’s facilities from 1 july 2025 to 30 june 2028
Bid to appoint a service provider to render indigent and pauper burial services for midvaal local municipality from date of appointment until 30 june 2028
Replacing of old prepaid electricity meters (proprietary) with sts prepaid electricity meters
Re-advertised RFQ 03/05/2023: request for replacing of old prepaid electricity meters with sts prepaid electricity meters for a period of 12 months (CIDB grading 1 eb or higher).
Appointment of service provider for credit control cut offs and restrictions service on an as and when required basis for a 36 months period with effect from date of appointment
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