This tender has been awarded to SMARTENERGY INLAND for RÂ 25Â 939Â 964.
Issuing Organization
Airports Company of South Africa
Location
National
Award Date
19 July 2025
SMARTENERGY INLAND
Award Date
19 July 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
52918
GOVERNMENT
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