This tender has been awarded to A NEW AWAKENING TRADING for R 1 558 659 86.
A NEW AWAKENING TRADING
Issuing Organization
Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality
Location
Limpopo
Award Date
6 February 2026
Award Date
6 February 2026
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
61996
Awarded To
A NEW AWAKENING TRADING
Awarding Entity
Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality
Award Value
R 1 558 659 86
Awarded: 6 February 2026
GOVERNMENT
Appointment of a service provider for supply, delivery and installation of a clear view fence with clear view gates for the impound yard
Installation of 4 highmasts lights in various wards (cluster b) within elias motsoaledi local municipality (re-advert)
Waalkral bus road and stormwater control phase 1
Supply and delivery of heavy-duty office chairs
Construction of jerusalem / motsephiri stormwater control
Installation of 4 highmasts lights in various wards (cluster b) within elias motsoaledi local municipality (re-advert)
Appointment of panel of contractors, maximum of 10 for electrification projects for a period of three years on an as and when required basis
Panel of registration of contractors for the implementation of infrastructure projects for the free state department of education to assist with the construction, renovation and refurbishment works f various infrastructure projects on as and when required basis for the period of three (3) years
The appointment of a contractor for refurbishment of legal aid south africa benoni local office accommodation
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Supply and delivery of low voltage motors to matimba power station over a period of five (5) years on an as-and-when required
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Giyani water reticulation phase 2a(contract 016)-nwadzekudzeku water reticulation
Giyani water reticulation phase 2a(contract 015)-nsavulani water reticulation
Giyani water reticulation phase 2a(contract 018)-vuhehli water reticulation contract b
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