This tender has been awarded to ZAMA TRAFFIC SIGNALS HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMS for R 23 660 902 00.
ZAMA TRAFFIC SIGNALS HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMS
Issuing Organization
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
28 February 2024
Award Date
28 February 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
24058
Awarded To
ZAMA TRAFFIC SIGNALS HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMS
Awarding Entity
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)
Award Value
R 23 660 902 00
Awarded: 28 February 2024
GOVERNMENT
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Request for quotation for maintenance of airside & landside civil infrastructure and appurtenant works at george airport for a period of 12 months
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Contractor appointment for rehabilitation of runway 0220 and taxiways at bram fischer international airport for a period of 12 months.
The establishment of an enabling agreement for a panel of 30 contractors to cater for the provision of electrical works performed within the breakdown portfolio on an “as and when required basis, for a period of thirty – six (36) months in the KZN operating unit, central east cluster.
The establishment of an enabling agreement with a maximum panel of 40 contractors for the provision of supervision, labour, equipment, material (except the “big five” material which include meters, poles/cross arms, transformers, cable and conductor), transport (as IT will be required and authorised) for electrification of new household connections (above r3 000 000,00 per project) for a period of thirty (30) months (twenty-four (24) months for allocation of task orders and six (6) months for the close-out of projects and finalisation of the payment process) for distribution division in the KZN operating unit, central east cluster as and when required.
For the routine maintenance of electrical lighting infrastructure on national route n1 section 17, the n5 section 3 and the n8 section 12 to section 13 - package 4 (toll/non-toll)
Panel of eight (08) service providers with a minimum of 3ep or higher CIDB grading for households’ connections electrification projects and minor works for a period of three (3) years.
Bid: 2514gs - to appoint various contractors to provide network infrastructure works on distribution, public lighting, service connection, turnkey solution for electrification projects, and upgrade & construction of substations including emergency works.
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The upgrade of national route 3 section 1 between paradise valley (km 17.50) And mariannhill toll plaza (km 26.02).
The supply, deliver and installation of over-height vehicle restrictors on alpha service road at king shaka international airport
The provision of operation and maintenance of baggage handling system for a period of 5 months at king shaka international airport
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