This tender has been awarded to BUILDERS OF HOME INVESTMENTS for R 3 041 175 00.
BUILDERS OF HOME INVESTMENTS
Issuing Organization
Government Technical Advisory Centre (GTAC)
Location
National
Award Date
18 April 2024
Award Date
18 April 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
27921
Awarded To
(BUILDERS OF HOME INVESTMENTS)
Awarding Entity
Government Technical Advisory Centre (GTAC)
Award Value
R 3 041 175 00
Awarded: 18 April 2024
GOVERNMENT
Re-advertisement of the appointment of service provider to assist the government technical advisory centre (gtac) with k2 maintenance and support in support of the k2 system and other related systems used by the municipal finance improvement programme (mfip)
TEN0000000066/RFQ 004-2025-26-FOR the provision of change management expertise to the government technical advisory centre over 24 months
For the establishment of a technical advisory hub (gtac) panel of technical advisors for a period of five (5) years
Provision of evaluation services on phakamani: creating micro-jobs for rural women project to the government technical advisory centre (gtac
Provision of project closeout audit services to the government technical advisory centre (gtac).
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