This tender has been awarded to RIVERSDAL ELECTRIC AND GENERAL DEALERS for Undisclosed Amount.
RIVERSDAL ELECTRIC AND GENERAL DEALERS
Issuing Organization
Swellendam Municipality
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
15 July 2024
Award Date
15 July 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
37052
Awarded To
(RIVERSDAL ELECTRIC AND GENERAL DEALERS)
Awarding Entity
Swellendam Municipality
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 15 July 2024
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
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The appointment of a service provider for the supply, delivery and installation of wallpaper branding at the 4ir building, mossel bay campus, south cape tvet college.
Provision of land surveying services on four (4) disparate portions of land (remainder erf 1) and erf 9546 swellendam
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Microsoft agreements, subscriptions and licensing and microsoft teams operator connect services (3-Year term)
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