This tender has been awarded to KFC PIPES AND FITTINGS for R 30 901 36.
KFC PIPES AND FITTINGS
Issuing Organization
Kannaland Municipality
Location
National
Award Date
4 February 2026
Award Date
4 February 2026
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
61713
Awarded To
KFC PIPES AND FITTINGS
Awarding Entity
Kannaland Municipality
Award Value
R 30 901 36
Awarded: 4 February 2026
GOVERNMENT
Supply and delivery of black refuse bags (once off) to kannaland municipality
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Supply and delivery of material for electrical service connections in sakkiesbaai (once off) to kannaland municipality
Supply and delivery of lv overhead material (once off) to kannaland municipality
Supply and delivery of PPE for epwp workers to kannaland (once off)
Supply and deliver tee 90 steel equal 100mm shouldered, complying with SANS 815.
Supply and deliver tool sewer drain rods 6mm x 1 meter spring steel
E.9777
Supply and deliver items as per RFQ
Supply and deliver valves
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