This tender has been awarded to Lathiso Consulting Engineers for Undisclosed Amount.
Lathiso Consulting Engineers
Issuing Organization
South African National Roads Agency Soc Limited (SANRAL)
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
1 January 1900
Award Date
1 January 1900
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
10132
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Awarded To
Lathiso Consulting Engineers
Awarding Entity
South African National Roads Agency Soc Limited (SANRAL)
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 1 January 1900
GOVERNMENT
The south african national biodiversity institute requires service provider for the supply, installation and 24-MONTH maintenance of a 200kva standby generator at the walter sisulu national botanical garden
Motivation for approval for the emergency route to restore electricity at staff houses at kirstenbosch national botanical garden, cape town.
Emergency approval to repair the damaged drainage/sewer system for the tenant bathrooms at the kwazulu natal national botanical garden
The south african national biodiversity institute requires appointment of a service provider for review of valuation methodology on sanbi journals and library books.
Appointment of labour law services to be provided by guy and associates attorneys to continue to represent sanbi at the labour court and referral at any other court until the matter for mr lephai solomon nkoana is finalised.
Consulting engineering services for the improvement of national route r23 section 2 from greylingstad (km 55,0) to gauteng / mpumalanga border (km 86,5)
Consulting engineering services for the periodic maintenance on national route n2, section 23 between mzinto river (km 23.3) And mkomazi (km 54.0) + Hazloc identified safety measures
For consulting engineering services for the administration and construction monitoring for the periodic maintenance of national route n2 section 24 from mkomazi river (km 0.0) To lovu river (km 12.0)
Consulting engineering services for the periodic maintenance on national route 2, section 23 between hibberdene (km 5.3) And mzinto river (km 23.3)
Consulting engineering services for the periodic maintenance (resurfacing) on national route 2 section 7 from grootbrak (km 0.00) To kraaibosch (km 28.60)
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Tri-annual tender for electrical infrastructure services
Specification institutional training contract of skills development providers
Training of 15 learners in clothing manufacturing processes learnership program for 12 months in makhiwane clc-east london
Tender document for maintenance of flush toilets and/or construction of new toilet facilities at maqoma primary school in the eastern cape province under the ecdoe flush toilets maintenance programme
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