This tender has been awarded to BONGINKOSI YETHU TRADING ENTERPRISE for R 27 240 685 74.
BONGINKOSI YETHU TRADING ENTERPRISE
Issuing Organization
Mkhondo Local Municipality
Location
Mpumalanga
Award Date
21 November 2024
Award Date
21 November 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
39325
Awarded To
(BONGINKOSI YETHU TRADING ENTERPRISE)
Awarding Entity
Mkhondo Local Municipality
Award Value
R 27 240 685 74
Awarded: 21 November 2024
GOVERNMENT
Supply and delivery of materials for construction of dignified sanitation as and when required for a period of thirty-six (36) months in rural areas of mkhondo local municipality
Refurbishment of piet retief water treatment works: phase 1
Supply and delivery of water and wastewater treatment chemicals as and when required for a period twelve (12) months
Rehabilitation & asphalt resealing of 1km road in harmony park ward 14 (pretorius street)
Re-gravelling and stormwater management for 600m at ward 17 ezikonjaneni (welverdien)
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Service and maintenance of boiler emissions gas analysers for both south and north stack at arnot power station for a period of 4 years
Appointment of service provider (s) for the provision of silviculture services for a period of three (3) years.
Supply and installation of compactor truck tyres for the central and southern regions of the city of mbombela
Supply and installation of compactor truck tyres for the northern and eastern regions of the city of mbombela
Leasing of municipal waste transfer stations recycling areas for recovery and sorting of recyclable materials for a period of 36 months
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