Contract Awarded

This tender has been awarded to LUNATHI HOLDING GROUP for R 1 319 802.

AwardedGT/GDCS/071/2024

Supply and Delivery of Rechargeable Torches, Batteries and Pouches

Issuing Organization

Gauteng - Community Safety

Location

Gauteng

Award Date

10 December 2024

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Award Value

R 1 319 802

Winning Supplier

LUNATHI HOLDING GROUP

Type: EME

083-776-5817

Award Details

Award Date

10 December 2024

Status

Active / Awarded

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eTenders ID

39979

Organization Information

Gauteng - Community Safety

GOVERNMENT

25 Pixley Ka Isaka Seme St, Marshalltown, Johannesburg, 2107, South Africa

3.9(45)

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Original Tender Description

Supply and Delivery of Rechargeable Torches, Batteries and Pouches

Validity Period90 Days

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