This tender has been awarded to BURLINGTON ELECTRICAL for R 5 646 609 68.
BURLINGTON ELECTRICAL
Issuing Organization
Mine Health and Safety Council
Location
Gauteng
Award Date
24 December 2025
Award Date
24 December 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
60505
Awarded To
BURLINGTON ELECTRICAL
Awarding Entity
Mine Health and Safety Council
Award Value
R 5 646 609 68
Awarded: 24 December 2025
GOVERNMENT
Deviation from the normal procurement process in the appointment of anthem apartment co. (Pty) ltd on a single source for office space rental from 1 june 2026 until 31 july 2026 and the reinstatement (white-boxing) of the premises at 145 western service road, woodmead
Contract variation (extension of time) for contract mhsc 1193/2025-26: provision of external inbound and outbound sip / voip telephony service
Terms of reference for appointment of a service provider for the provision of ICT infrastructure implementation solution to the new building for mhsc within 12 working weeks, and maintenance and support for 36 months
Alterations, building works, internal fit-out, furnishing and fire protection for the mhsc offices
Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) solutions for the mhsc offices
Appointment of a specialist contractor to provide maintenance of the electrical intrastucture comprising of generators, transformers, switch gears and UPS batteries that services the pietermaritzburg data centre for a period of 36 months. Compulsory site visit will be held on 04 august 2025 at 333 jabu ndlovu street, natalia building pietermaritzburg, 3201, at 11h00am.
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 30 contractors for the provision of supervision, labour, equipment, material (except the “big five” material: meters, poles/cross arms, transformers, cable & conductor), transport (as IT will be required and authorised) for electrification of low value new household and infills connections (below r3 000 000,00 per project) for a period of two (2) years and a further six (6) months for the close out of projects, for the distribution division in the kwazulu-natal operating unit, central east cluster on an as and when required.
Procurement of electrical upgrade at addington laboratory in KZN region.
Request for quotation (RFQ): hire crane and crane driver to remove concrete mast pole, climbing angle and associated ohte steel structures at zwelethu station at PRASA .
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Panel of contractors for the resurfacing of roads in all regions of the city of johannesburg for a period of three (3) years at “as and when” required basis, (7sb or higher grading).
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