This tender has been awarded to MARCE PROJECTS for Undisclosed Amount.
Issuing Organization
Capricorn District Municipality
Location
Limpopo
Award Date
24 March 2023
MARCE PROJECTS
Award Date
24 March 2023
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
14744
Awarded To
MARCE PROJECTS
Awarding Entity
Capricorn District Municipality
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 24 March 2023
GOVERNMENT
Capricorn household sanitation within blouberg localmunicipality
Capricorn household sanitation within molemole localmunicipality
Capricorn household sanitation within lepelle nkumpi local municipality
Supply and delivery of water and waste water consumables for the municipality’s water testing laboratory at university of limpopo campus.
Review of local economic development strategy for capricorn district municipality
Appointment of accredited service providers for the supply of a mobile 4x4 bush fire fighting/ watertender vehicle with 6 000 litre capacity
Service and repairs of fire engine and water tanker
Supply and delivery of fire and emergency service vehicles with appliances and accessories for the ports of cape town, east london, ngqura, port elizabeth and saldanha
Refurbishment of fire vehicles
Tender bsm 35/23 an appointment of a service provider to convert a long wheelbase panel van into an incident command vehicle as per specifications.
Cleaning and gardening services to all ESKOM distribution offices in the limpopo area within the limlanga cluster, for a period of 60 months (5 years)
Appointment of a legal representative to represent mmsez soc at the ccma for a dispute relating to constructive dismissal
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