This tender has been awarded to TISEN INVESTMENTS for RÂ 79Â 095.
Issuing Organization
Cape Winelands District Municipality
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
13 February 2025
TISEN INVESTMENTS
Award Date
13 February 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
44391
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The Road Accident Fund (RAF) wishes to appoint a suitable service provider to provide CCSA procedural training for the Cape Town Office.
You cordially invited to attend an awareness session as part of the SD&L initiative, aimed at equipping our existing suppliers and contractors with key compliance requirements and expectations when conducting business with Eskom Date: Tuesday, 24 March 2026 Time: 08h00 for 09h00 until 13h00 Venue: Eskom Brackenfell J- Block RSVP: by 20 March 2026 to supplierdevelopment@eskom.co.za For enquires contact the below: Nikiwe Shongwe or Busie Noholoza 021 980 7521/ 021 980 3483
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Catering and DĂ©cor for the Cape Winelands Passing Out Parade and Pre-season Launch
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Actuarial Valuation of the Employee Benefits in Terms of the Generally Recognised Accounting Practice (grap 25) for the Specified Periods
Appointment of a Legal Practitioner, Firm or Legal Expert to Render Specialized Legal and Advisory Services to the Cape Winelands District Municipality with Specific Reference to Evictions/interdicts in Terms of Pie and Esta
Sale and Removal of Waste Oil at Five (5) Workshops Within Cwdm Area for the Period Ending 31 March 2026
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