This tender has been awarded to SECOND EDITION INVESTMENTS for R 670 000 00.
SECOND EDITION INVESTMENTS
Issuing Organization
Eastern Cape - Eastern Cape Development Corporation
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
30 July 2025
Award Date
30 July 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
52053
Awarded To
SECOND EDITION INVESTMENTS
Awarding Entity
Eastern Cape - Eastern Cape Development Corporation
Award Value
R 670 000 00
Awarded: 30 July 2025
GOVERNMENT
Provision of export development trainings and mentoring
Completion of civil, mechanical and electrical infrastructure at dimbaza waste water treatment works, phase 1
Provision of ecdc employee wellness program for a period of 36 months
Provision of psychometric assessment for the period of 36 months for any advertised positions from grade 16 to grade 25
Request for proposals from suitable and experienced ICT solution service providers for the development of an eastern cape agro industry development support portal for the period of 36 months
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