This tender has been awarded to MAQHOBOZA GROUP for RÂ 6Â 024Â 700.
Issuing Organization
Dube Tradeport
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
14 April 2025
MAQHOBOZA GROUP
Award Date
14 April 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
46322
GOVERNMENT
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