This tender has been awarded to EWC VEHICLE COMMUNICATION for R 5 810 344 00.
EWC VEHICLE COMMUNICATION
Issuing Organization
Agricultural Research Council
Location
Gauteng
Award Date
6 January 2026
Award Date
6 January 2026
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
60388
MAAA0160592 - (AFRIRENT), MAAA0868739 - (CTRACK FLEET MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS), MAAA0329501 - (EWC VEHICLE COMMUNICATION), MAAA0004856 - (FLEET DATA TECHNOLOGIES), MAAA0072337 - (NETSTAR), MAAA0621497 - (RIKATEC)
Awarded To
EWC VEHICLE COMMUNICATION
Awarding Entity
Agricultural Research Council
Award Value
R 5 810 344 00
Awarded: 6 January 2026
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