This tender has been awarded to DIGITAL ID TECHNOLOGIES for R 11 536 334 00.
DIGITAL ID TECHNOLOGIES
Issuing Organization
South African Social Security Agency
Location
National
Award Date
26 July 2024
Award Date
26 July 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
31794
Awarded To
(DIGITAL ID TECHNOLOGIES)
Awarding Entity
South African Social Security Agency
Award Value
R 11 536 334 00
Awarded: 26 July 2024
GOVERNMENT
The south african social security agency hereby invites proposals from potential service provider for the provision of specialised health risk management services to the south african social security agency (SASSA), head office and its nine (9) regions for the period of three (3) years.
Appointment of service provider(s) for the supply and installation of queue management system infrastructure for SASSA local offices at KZN
The south african social security agency hereby invites service providers for the supply, delivery, installation and configuration of network equipment (switches) in 18 offices for SASSA mpumalanga region.
Procurement of queue management system audio& visual and kiosk
The south african social security agency hereby invites service providers for the supply, delivery, installation and testing of queue management system (qms) for 18 local offices in SASSA mpumalanga region
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Appointment of service providers to support the national department of health with the rollout of the electronic medical record (emr) digital solution in eight (8) provinces over a period of 18 months.
Provision of cleaning services at the road accident fund (raf) for all offices for a period of five (5) years.
RFQ for the OHS baseline risk assessment services
The appointment of one service provider to supply, install, configure and provide technical training of information technology (IT) service helpdesk system for the department of forestry, fisheries, and the environment (DFFE) for a period of two (2) years.
The appointment of a service provider to maintain, support, host, and enhance the nersa’s website as and when required for a period of three (3) years.
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