This tender has been awarded to OCEAN LINK TRADING for R 2 082 696 00.
OCEAN LINK TRADING
Issuing Organization
Transnet
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
12 June 2026
Award Date
12 June 2026
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
71224
Awarded To
OCEAN LINK TRADING
Awarding Entity
Transnet
Award Value
R 2 082 696 00
Awarded: 12 June 2026
GOVERNMENT
As “tpt”) - TRANSNET soc
Hopper chutes and counterweight repairs for TRANSNET soc ltd (reg. N0 1990/000900/30) operating as TRANSNET port terminals (hereinafter referred to as “tpt”) for port of richards bay — port rail terminal (prt) magnetite shutdown, as once off.
Request to source a service provider to purchasing and delivery of inserts for portal lathe, TRANSNET engineering durban, for a period of 12 months
Provision of hiring of 4 road cranes for pick up on the oreline for a once-off period
Provision of: services of dust suppression using water spraying tanker truck for TRANSNET soc ltd operating as TRANSNET port terminals, (hereinafter referred to as "tpt", at the maydon wharf and agri terminals, on as and when required basis for a period of 36 (thirty-six) months
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