This tender has been awarded to AFRICA RISK AND INSURANCE SERVICES for RÂ 1Â 552Â 612.
Issuing Organization
South African Heritage Resources Agency
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
26 August 2024
AFRICA RISK AND INSURANCE SERVICES
Award Date
26 August 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
34261
Public Entity
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Once-off supply and delivery of four (4) coffee machines to SAEON Nodes in Gqeberha and Cape Town Including once-off one-year supply of cleaning and descaling products, suitable for in-house maintenance and care of the units.
Framing of Artwork
Appointment of a Qualified Service Providers for Electrical Services for 2 Years (tmnp)
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Quotation for the appointment of a service provider tp present & facilitate legal liability training programme
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Extension of Validity Period – Construction and Execution of a Perimeter fence and related works to the Goede Rust Farm in Paarl, Western Cape.
Sahra Invites Suitably Qualified and Experienced Service Providers to Provide Co-sourced Internal Audit Services for a Period of Thirty Six (36) Months
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