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Limpopo - Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs
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Limpopo
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Limpopo - Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs
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GOVERNMENT
The establishment of additional database for geotechnical engineering firms to conduct geotechnical investigations phase 1 and 2 in line with minimum requirements in accordance with the geotechnical site investigations for housing development for a period of three (03) years.
Procurement of office furniture for 24 traditional councils
The appointment of service provider for rendering private security services at 28 market street, hensa towers, 12-20 avenue (central building) and capricorn office of department of public works, landros mare street for the department of cooperative governance, human settlements and traditional affairs for a period of 36 months
Appointment of service provider to review and update the limpopo provincial disaster management plan from level 2 to level 3
The appointment of service provider to procure GIS gps’s and survey gps’s.
Request for proposals for the long-term lease and development of erf 6484, piet potgietersrust extension 12, measuring 8926 square metres for business
Request for proposals for the long-term lease and development of portion 197 of portion 80 of the farm piet potgietersrust town and townlands 44ks, measuring 3.5 Hectares for business, institutional or public garage
Request for proposals for the long-term lease and development of erf 1225, piet potgietersrust extension 3, measuring 14 hectares for business, residential 2-4 or institutional
Request for proposals for the long-term lease and development of erf 5945, extension 15, piet potgietersrust measuring 5728m² for business 1 or residential 2-4
Request for proporsals for the long-term lease and development of portion 1 of erf 193 akasia for business 1
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