This tender has been awarded to ERIVISION for R 4 264 435 74.
ERIVISION
Issuing Organization
THE MVULA TRUST
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
5 March 2024
Award Date
5 March 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
37119
Awarded To
(ERIVISION)
Awarding Entity
THE MVULA TRUST
Award Value
R 4 264 435 74
Awarded: 5 March 2024
GOVERNMENT
Construction of sanitation facilities at nozuko primary school in eastern cape province
Construction of sanitation facilities at ncapai junior secondary school in eastern cape province
Construction of sanitation facilities at bikitsha junior secondary school in eastern cape province
Construction of sanitation facilities at qumbu village junior secondary school in eastern cape province
Construction of sanitation facilities at ndakeni jss in eastern cape province
Replacement and installation of fence at the port of ngqura and coega kop quarry for a period of 10 months
For the provision of security fencing upgrade at the port of pe (port elizabeth) for a period of 10 months
Construction of a material recovery facility (mrf), the refurbishment of two existing transfer stations and procurement of recycling equipment for the emalahleni local municipality (indwe and dordrecht towns).
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Supply, delivery, removal of existing uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and the installation, testing, and commissioning of three (3) new UPS systems at the port of east london for a period of six (6) months.
Panel of security service providers for the provision of security services for a period of 3 years
Erratum_provisioning of network equipment and cabling services the department of transport for a period of thirty-six (36) months
Erratum -invitation to the built environment professionals for the establishment of a panel of consultants for the eastern cape department of transport for a period of thirty-six (36) months
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