Contract Awarded

This tender has been awarded to JJS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS for R 32 000.

AwardedQ4/2025/26

Basic Business Skills Training for Informal Traders

Issuing Organization

Cape Agulhas Municipality

Location

Western Cape

Award Date

22 October 2025

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Award Value

R 32 000

Winning Supplier

JJS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS

Type: EME

0214444507

Award Details

Award Date

22 October 2025

Status

Active / Awarded

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Points: Level:

eTenders ID

57129

Organization Information

Cape Agulhas Municipality

GOVERNMENT

Cape Agulhas Municipality, South Africa

geraldinek@capeagulhas.gov.za

028-425-5500

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Organization Directors

Geraldine KoopmanContact Person

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Original Tender Description

Basic Business Skills Training for Informal Traders

Validity Period90 Days

Briefing Session

No

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Awards Won: JJS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS

071S/2022/23Western Cape

Provision of Training for Additional Skills Required in an Electrical Environment

1/1/1900

Amount not disclosed