This tender has been awarded to DRAGER SOUTH AFRICA for R 912 016 62.
DRAGER SOUTH AFRICA
Issuing Organization
National Treasury
Location
National
Award Date
11 December 2024
Award Date
11 December 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
39909
Awarded To
DRAGER SOUTH AFRICA
Awarding Entity
National Treasury
Award Value
R 912 016 62
Awarded: 11 December 2024
GOVERNMENT
Renewal of the institute of internal auditors of south africa (iia-sa) professional body memberships
To represent national treasury on a disciplinary hearing of an employee
Request to deviate from normal SCM procedures by procuring the services of institute internal auditors of south africa (iiasa) as a sole provider for the aiifa conference for an employee in the internal audit chief directorate within the office of the director general.
Renewal of hellopeter subscription for a period of 3 years
Organizational design & development workshop
Service and repair of compressed air equipment
Supply and delivery of rescue tools and equipment until 30 june 2028
Bid for supply and delivery of theatre consumables to all hospitals/institutions under the control of the department of health and wellness: western cape provincial government for a three-year period with an option to extend for two years
Supply, delivery and maintenance of traffic law enforcement equipment, alcohol testing devices, handheld breathalyser devices, evidential alcohol measuring device, alcohol testing goods and accessories, for stellenbosch municipality for period ending 30 june 2027
Supply and delivery of emergency and rescue equipment to the state for the period ending 31 august 2028
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Appointment of a turnkey contractor for rehabilitation of the floating roof reservoir and filters at hazelmere wtp
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