This tender has been awarded to NSIBANDOS TRADING for R 2 470 655 40.
NSIBANDOS TRADING
Issuing Organization
Emadlangeni Local Municipality
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
29 December 2025
Award Date
29 December 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
61033
IGODA PROJECTS, NSIBANDOS TRADING, SANJAX BUILDING PROJECTS
Awarded To
NSIBANDOS TRADING
Awarding Entity
Emadlangeni Local Municipality
Award Value
R 2 470 655 40
Awarded: 29 December 2025
GOVERNMENT
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Construction of emathangeni gravel access road in ward 3
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Panel of registration of contractors for the implementation of infrastructure projects for the free state department of education to assist with the construction, renovation and refurbishment works f various infrastructure projects on as and when required basis for the period of three (3) years
A panel of service providers to supply, install and commission back-up electrical generator systems at gauteng provincial government facilities and others for a period of 36 months
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Disaster management centre communication system
Water stock valuation as of 30 june 2026
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