This tender has been awarded to MYSY PROPERTY INVESTMENTS for R 1 736 019 00.
MYSY PROPERTY INVESTMENTS
Issuing Organization
Small Enterprise Development Agency
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
12 March 2024
Award Date
12 March 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
30741
Mysy Property Investments
Awarded To
(MYSY PROPERTY INVESTMENTS)
Awarding Entity
Small Enterprise Development Agency
Award Value
R 1 736 019 00
Awarded: 12 March 2024
Public Entity
The objective of this rfp/t is to source for rentable office space for the seda bushbuckridge branch office, mpumalanga for a period of two (2) years.
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The objective of this rfp/t is to invite a suitable accredited service providers to assist with the implementation plan for the skills development element in terms of the approved seda b-bbee skills development plan. The appointed service provider will work closely with the designated b-bbee committee member for the duration of eighteen (18) months.
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