This tender has been awarded to FIRST TECHNOLOGY (CENTRAL for R 299 000 00.
FIRST TECHNOLOGY (CENTRAL
Issuing Organization
Solplaatje Local Municipality
Location
Northern Cape
Award Date
6 December 2024
Award Date
6 December 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
41421
Awarded To
(FIRST TECHNOLOGY (CENTRAL))
Awarding Entity
Solplaatje Local Municipality
Award Value
R 299 000 00
Awarded: 6 December 2024
GOVERNMENT
Branding and promotional items for stop gender based violence and femicide 8gbvf)
Supply, delivery and installation of day night switches suitable for 276w and 100hps high mast lighting fittings yo sol plaatje municipality
Supply and delivery of 27core electrical cable
Supply and delivery/rental of tent and truck with digital screen
Striging of aerial bundle conductor to supply electricity to existing street light poles and fitting of led lights
Supply and delivery of rugged smartphone devices
Supply and delivery of headsets.
Supply, delivery and installation of ICT servers
Toners and drums
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