This tender has been awarded to EDITMICRO TECHNOLOGIES for RÂ 188Â 175.
Issuing Organization
National Treasury
Location
National
Award Date
20 February 2025
EDITMICRO TECHNOLOGIES
Award Date
20 February 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
48490
GOVERNMENT
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