This tender has been awarded to DYNAMIC R CONSULTANTS for Undisclosed Amount.
DYNAMIC R CONSULTANTS
Issuing Organization
Swellendam Municipality
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
21 June 2023
Award Date
21 June 2023
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
15904
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Awarded To
DYNAMIC R CONSULTANTS
Awarding Entity
Swellendam Municipality
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 21 June 2023
GOVERNMENT
Hiring of bulldozer for suurbraak & barrydale landfill sites for a 1 year period on an ad-hoc basis
Supply and delivery of electrical test equipment to swellendam municipality
Publication of advertisements and notices in the municipal area
Supply, delivery of high mast led lights (closed tender)
Supply and delivery of trapezoidal ditch liners to barrydale
Construction of raised intersection - berg street-swellengrebel street
Rehabilitation of intersections in de la vigne road, riviersonderend
Tender bsm 53/23: supply, delivery and offloading of water meters for the contract period 1 july 2023 ending 30 june 2026
Tender for b/sm 80/23: appointment of a panel of small contractors for general maintenance for a period from 01 july 2023 ending 30 june 2024
Installation of segmented paving at the desmond tutu library swellendam (labour and plant only)
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Appointment of a service provider travel management services to overberg water for period of 36 months
For the provision of laundry services for TRANSNET soc ltd. (Reg. NO 1990/000900/30) operating as TRANSNET port terminals (hereinafter referred to as “tpt) at the port of saldanha for both iron ore and multi-purpose terminal for a period of thirty-six (36) months on an as and when required basis.
Contract NO. c1307.01: The periodic maintenance of mr310, mr539, dr2175, dr2181 & dr2184 - citrusdal
Contract NO. c1293: the periodic maintenance of trunk road 73 section 1 from leeu gamka (km 0.00) To the northern cape border (km 73.57)
Term tender for the supply, servicing, repairs, testing and certification of breathing apparatus equipment and cylinders for the city of cape town on a basket and/or item-based allocation basis
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