This tender has been awarded to ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA for R 2 018 507 46.
ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA
Issuing Organization
South African National Parks
Location
National
Award Date
25 November 2025
Award Date
25 November 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
58382
Awarded To
ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA
Awarding Entity
South African National Parks
Award Value
R 2 018 507 46
Awarded: 25 November 2025
GOVERNMENT
Motivation for appointment of adaptit holdings for caseware support services.
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Motivation for the approval for the provisions of emergency procurement for the new permament provision of electricity to drinking water borehole pumps at kirstenbosch national botanical garden, cape town
RFP 01-2021/22
Csos001
Appointment of a panel of twelve (12) accredited training service providers/higher education institutions (heis)
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Request for proposals (rfp)the provision of services to conduct “benchmarking of best practices in regional (sub-national) innovation support programmes”,aimed at enhancing the risp’s interventions towards strengthening sub-national innovation systems in south africa.
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Supply and delivery of promotional items
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