This tender has been awarded to AMANDLELA ENGINEERS AND SAFETY CONSULTANTS for Undisclosed Amount.
AMANDLELA ENGINEERS AND SAFETY CONSULTANTS
Issuing Organization
Eastern Cape - Transport
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
15 September 2025
Award Date
15 September 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
55135
Awarded To
AMANDLELA ENGINEERS AND SAFETY CONSULTANTS
Awarding Entity
Eastern Cape - Transport
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 15 September 2025
GOVERNMENT
Specialist service provider to conduct automated road condition assessments (profile and deflection measurements) on paved provincial roads within the eastern cape
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Design, construction, supply, deluvery, installation, testing, commissioning, verification of a completely static landfill weightbridge
Appointment of three (3) suitable electrical service providers for repairs and maintainance of electrical infrastructure and associated works for a period of three years
Ramatli access road – in ward 06
Queen’s mercy access road in ward 12
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Panel of service providers to supply, repair, replace and refurbish bulk water valves for amatola water pump stations, pipeline network and water treatment works for three (3) years on ad-hoc basis
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