This tender has been awarded to ESCO PROJECTS for R 6 134 480 55.
ESCO PROJECTS
Issuing Organization
Eastern Cape - Health
Location
Eastern Cape
Award Date
20 August 2024
Award Date
20 August 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
43307
Awarded To
(ESCO PROJECTS)
Awarding Entity
Eastern Cape - Health
Award Value
R 6 134 480 55
Awarded: 20 August 2024
GOVERNMENT
Infrastructure improvements to health care facilities - sarah baartman district (port alfred hospital) : refurbishment of roofs to old town clinic, existing roads and stormwater infrastructure
Supply, delivery and installation of IT equipment (projectors, industrial label printers, network points, accessories and assessment) for the eastern cape department of health for a period of 36 moths from service providers accredited on SITA RFB2009/2022; SITA RFB740-2020; SITA 1183/2022.
Supply and delivery of patient feeding pumps,consumables and enteral feeding gravity sets for eastern cape department of health facilities for a period of 36 months on a rate basis as and when required.
Provision of security services at mthatha regional hospital, college of nursing, mthatha pharmaceutical depot and sir henry elliot for a period of ten months
Appointment of service providers for the provision of security services at lilitha college of nursing central offices, el campus & el sub-campuses hospital facilities in the eastern cape department of health for a period of 36 months
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