This tender has been awarded to LATERAL UNISON INSURANCE BROKERS for R 1 800 585 00.
LATERAL UNISON INSURANCE BROKERS
Issuing Organization
Council for Medical Schemes
Location
Gauteng
Award Date
2 April 2025
Award Date
2 April 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
45797
Awarded To
LATERAL UNISON INSURANCE BROKERS
Awarding Entity
Council for Medical Schemes
Award Value
R 1 800 585 00
Awarded: 2 April 2025
GOVERNMENT
Invitation to professional providers to serve on cms panel of recruitment services for four (4) years “as and when required” basis.
Request for proposals for the appointment of a service provider for the lease of office accommodation for a five-year period for the council for medical schemes (cms).
Request for proposals for the appointment of a travel management company for three (3) years for cms
Request for proposals for the appointment of a service provider to upgrade the council for medical schemes’ website
Request for proposals for the appointment of a service provider for the migration of m-files to sharepoint for cms
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Provision of insurance cover for municipal assets for a period of 36 months
The provision of short-term insurance for the period from 01 july 2025 to 30 june 2028
Appointment of a professional short-term insurance broker to manage the short-term insurance portfolio of the construction industry development board for a period of thirty-six (36) months.
Insurance cover for fbdm
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Appointment of a service provider for the for the development, support and maintenance of the electronic document management sytems (edms) implementation including file server migration to cloud service for a period of 36 months
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