This tender has been awarded to CENTRAL BRIDGE TRADING 46 for R 2 544 202 00.
CENTRAL BRIDGE TRADING 46
Issuing Organization
Public Works
Location
Limpopo
Award Date
13 November 2023
Award Date
13 November 2023
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
19381
Awarded To
CENTRAL BRIDGE TRADING 46
Awarding Entity
Public Works
Award Value
R 2 544 202 00
Awarded: 13 November 2023
GOVERNMENT
Rendering of private security services to the department of public works and infrastructure: legislative assembly - ulundi for a period of one (01) month: from 21 march 2026 to 20 april 2026
Rendering of private security services to the department of public works and infrastructure: legislative assembly - ulundi for a period of one (01) month: from 21 february 2026 to 20 march 2026
Rendering of private security services to the department of public works and infrastructure: legislative assembly - ulundi for a period of one (01) month must be registered with psira. Documents can be downloaded via e-tender portal or departmental website (www.kznworks.gov.za)
Rendering of private security service to the department of public works & infrastructure: legislative assembly ulundi for period of one month from 21 november 2025 to 20 december 2025
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Pafuri land port of entry: 36 months infrastructure maintenance and repairs of buildings, civil, mechanical, electrical and installations (appointment of the multi disciplinary consulting firms
Groblersbridge & stockpoort land ports of entry: 36 months infrastructure maintenance and repairs of buildings, civil, mechanical,electrical and installations (appointments of the multi disciplinary consulting firms)
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Cleaning and gardening services to all ESKOM distribution offices in the limpopo area within the limlanga cluster, for a period of 60 months (5 years)
Appointment of a legal representative to represent mmsez soc at the ccma for a dispute relating to constructive dismissal
Appointment of a service provider for a response handling for 8 580 applications mmsez soc internship programme
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