This tender has been awarded to WJVN CIVILS for R 8 063 886 00.
WJVN CIVILS
Issuing Organization
George Local Municipality
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
25 March 2024
Award Date
25 March 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
25603
Awarded To
(WJVN CIVILS)
Awarding Entity
George Local Municipality
Award Value
R 8 063 886 00
Awarded: 25 March 2024
GOVERNMENT
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Appointment of a service provider for the printing and delivery of water saving awareness flyers
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GMQ080/25-26: appointment of a service provider to conduct a full external quality assessment (eqa) of the internal audit function in terms of the iia 2025 global internal audit standards.
GMQ082/25-26 - appointment of a service provider for the provision of a conference venue with a full conference package for the isdg strategic session, hosted by george municipality from 26 november 2025 to 27 november 2025
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Request to appoint a service provider (sp) to provide the fisheries management branch of the department of forestry, fisheries and the environment (DFFE) /mlrf to supply and deliver safety protective clothing. Please note that only western cape service provider will be considered.
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