This tender has been awarded to NTSHIANA TRADING ENTERPRISE for Undisclosed Amount.
NTSHIANA TRADING ENTERPRISE
Issuing Organization
Limpopo - Agriculture
Location
Limpopo
Award Date
1 January 1900
Award Date
1 January 1900
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
8274
Awarded To
NTSHIANA TRADING ENTERPRISE
Awarding Entity
Limpopo - Agriculture
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 1 January 1900
GOVERNMENT
Renewal of symantec endpoint security complete (sesc) antivirus license with configuration, migration from symantec endpoint protection (sep) and customization of the sesc for 1500 ldard users for the period of 36 months.
Appointment of a service provider for supply, delivery and offloading of desktop computers to the limpopo department of agriculture and rural development through SITA contract RFB 740
Construction of upgrading and betterment works at willie van wyk dam on the farm welgevonden 36 lt in the vhembe district of the limpopo province
Construction of upgrading and betterment works at tom mitchell dam on the farm welgevonden 36 lt in the vhembe district of the limpopo province
Rendering of security services at mara research station (vhembe district) and toowoomba research station (waterberg district) for limpopo department of agriculture & rural development (ldard) for a period of 36 months period: thirty-six (36) months
Appointment of a panel of five (5) contractors for borehole drilling, installation and maintenance for period of 36 months.
Appointment of maximum of two service providers for supply and delivery of electrical materials, measuring instruments, equipment and tools for a period of 36 months (as and when required)
Construction of mabitsi a internal road (multi-year project)
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Request for procurement of service providers to conduct medical surveillance for a period of 36 months (03 months)
Request for implementation of service delivery wide area network (sdwan) for a period of 36 months (03 years)
The leseding 400/132KV 500mva trfr 3 civil works for a period of 20 months.
FOSPHB-RFP-14-26/27 request for proposal [RFP] provision of the monthly ambient dust fall-out monitoring and annual naeis & ngers reporting
Invitation bid number: CPSC/B/064/2026 outsourcing of service provider for supply and delivery of 10 x walk in fridge/ cold rooms at j tac headquarters limpopo. Dod proc plan 26-27/J OPS/1823
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