This tender has been awarded to ROYAL MNDAWE HOLDINGS for RÂ 16Â 717Â 091.
Issuing Organization
Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited
Location
National
Award Date
13 June 2024
ROYAL MNDAWE HOLDINGS
Award Date
13 June 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
46060
GOVERNMENT
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