This tender has been awarded to RIYAKONA SERVICE PROVIDER for R 320 320 00.
RIYAKONA SERVICE PROVIDER
Issuing Organization
Department of Rural Development & Land Reform
Location
Gauteng
Award Date
30 October 2025
Award Date
30 October 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
57589
Awarded To
RIYAKONA SERVICE PROVIDER
Awarding Entity
Department of Rural Development & Land Reform
Award Value
R 320 320 00
Awarded: 30 October 2025
GOVERNMENT
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Proposal request for the appointment of a service provider to render security services in respect of portions 13 (rie), 45, 92 and 152 of the farm brandvlei 261 iq for the department of land reform and rural development: pssc in gauteng province for the period of three (3) months
Proposa request for the appointment of a service provider to render security services for the department of land reform and rural development: pssc in gauteng province for the period of three (3) months.
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