This tender has been awarded to Fabricated Steel Manufacturing Company for Undisclosed Amount.
Fabricated Steel Manufacturing Company
Issuing Organization
Electoral Commission (IEC)
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
1 January 1900
Award Date
1 January 1900
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
1182
Awarded To
Fabricated Steel Manufacturing Company
Awarding Entity
Electoral Commission (IEC)
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 1 January 1900
GOVERNMENT
Local office accommodation: EC 122 mnquma local office
Supplementary by-election ballot paper printing panel
Box document storage with lid
Arrow signs for voting station identification
Office accommodation for northern cape provincial office
IEC/GP-02/2021
[15:59] fiona manziya procure, transport, delivery, and installation of 3 x mobile office units (including ablution facilities for electricity, water, and sanitation) to upington, aurora and gourikwa substations
Expression of interest: temporary, relocatable or modular structures and related services for various infrastructure programmes throughout south africa (framework agreements)
IEC/GP-02/2021
Nc075 - renosterberg-petrusville prefab office accommodation
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Development of architectural designs and boq for container mall
Tender document for maintenance of flush toilets and/or construction of new toilet facilities at maqoma primary school in the eastern cape province under the ecdoe flush toilets maintenance programme
Supply and delivery of grass cutting equipment and full accosseries
Provision of envirnmental and waste audit of landfill site of matatiele local mnunicipality
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