This tender has been awarded to MSTBK INVESTMENT for R 942 275 00.
Issuing Organization
Kwa-Zulu Natal - Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
22 February 2024
MSTBK INVESTMENT
Award Date
22 February 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
27025
Awarded To
(MSTBK INVESTMENT)
Awarding Entity
Kwa-Zulu Natal - Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife
Award Value
R 942 275 00
Awarded: 22 February 2024
GOVERNMENT
Supply, branding and delivery of promotional materials at queen elizabeth park for ezemvelo KZN wildlife head office.
Appointment of a service provider to conduct a medical assessment for the invasive alien species programme at ezemvelo KZN wildlife
Refurbishment of the water and wastewater treatment plants at the midmar reserve.
Roof upgrades and associated building works phase two at thendele camp, royal natal national park-ezemvelo KZN wildlife
Provision of garden services for a period of 5 years at didima resort ezemvelo KZN wildlife.
The renovations to marine services mess and ablution refurbishment building at point precinct in the port of durban for a period of six (6) months
Paintwork to chalets and repairs to decks at didima resort
Department of education: sanitation programme for schools: ugu district: itshehlophe primary school
Department of health: ems ops centre: wentworth hospital: all box gutters to be removed and replaced. Replace missing ridge capping. Make good damaged ceilings and floors due to water leaks (design and build) CIDB grade: 3gb or higher
Wims 077171: kn: hammarsdale: department of health: hlengisizwe primary health care clinic: redesign the courtyard roof to re-align the roof drainage with existing drainage systems and away from other buildings (design and build) CIDB grade: 3gb or higher
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