This tender has been awarded to NGUBANE & CO. for R 994 579 00.
NGUBANE & CO.
Issuing Organization
Msunduzi Museum
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
14 March 2025
Award Date
14 March 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
45213
MAAA0213255 - (NGUBANE & CO.), MAAA1279809 - (SYNERGIZED BUSINESS SOLUTIONS), MAAA0015907 - (SHUMBA), MAAA0805351 - (BONAKUDE ASSURANCE), MAAA0004798 - (MORAR), Masilela & company, MAAA0005300 - (SAB AND T CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS), SM XULU ADVISORY SERVICES, MAAA0008461 - (MASEGARE AND ASSOCIATES), MAAA0274041 - (MFUYI INVESTMENT HOLDINGS)
Awarded To
NGUBANE & CO.
Awarding Entity
Msunduzi Museum
Award Value
R 994 579 00
Awarded: 14 March 2025
GOVERNMENT
Appointment of a supplier and installer of ac condensor cages to the umsunduzi museum, pietermaritzburg, KZN
To supply and deliver 3-WHEEL lawn mower machine
Re-thatching of 02 hut and combing of 08 hut.
Construction of 18 carports
Refurbishment and upgrading of umsunduzi museums buildings
Appointment of a panel of service providers to assist in conducting forensic investigations for risk assurance management services
Appointment of a panel of internal audit service providers on an as and when required basis for a period of 36 months
Provision of internal audit services for a period of 36 months
Appointment of a panel of investigation service providers, including forensic investigations for a period of three (3) years
Appointment of a panel of five internal audit service providers that will operate on a co-sources basis for three (3) years.
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