This tender has been awarded to REDFLANK SOLUTIONS for R 495 650 00.
REDFLANK SOLUTIONS
Issuing Organization
National Nuclear Regulator
Location
National
Award Date
7 February 2025
Award Date
7 February 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
43084
1. REDFLANK SOLUTIONS(PTY)LTD 2. THAKIWO PROJECT ADVISORS 3. LEARNING STRATEGIES CONSULTING SERVICES 4. NTIYISO CONSULTING GROUP 5. NTIYISO CONSULTING GROUP 6. ORI PROFESSIONALS 7. AFRICA INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS 8. AEVO, REDFLANK SOLUTIONS(PTY)LTD, 2. THAKIWO PROJECT ADVISORS, 3. LEARNING STRATEGIES CONSULTING SERVICES, 4. NTIYISO CONSULTING GROUP, 5. ORI PROFESSIONALS, 7. AFRICA INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS, 8.AEVO, 6. AFRICA INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS, 7.AEVO
Awarded To
(REDFLANK SOLUTIONS)
Awarding Entity
National Nuclear Regulator
Award Value
R 495 650 00
Awarded: 7 February 2025
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