This tender has been awarded to ZEDEK TRADING 580 for R 14 588 122 83.
ZEDEK TRADING 580
Issuing Organization
Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality
Location
Mpumalanga
Award Date
19 August 2024
Award Date
19 August 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
40559
Awarded To
(ZEDEK TRADING 580)
Awarding Entity
Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality
Award Value
R 14 588 122 83
Awarded: 19 August 2024
GOVERNMENT
Professional service provider for the implementation of empuluzi/methula bulk water supply scheme, phase 1 in chief albert luthuli municipality
Construction of carolina ext4 and emzamo section sewer reticulation in chief albert luthuli local municipality
Supply and delivery of water materials for 36 months (re-advert)
Construction of steynsdorp village water reticulation and bulk water supply infrastructure
Upgrading of the mpuluzi wastewater treatment works - phase 2
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