This tender has been awarded to 3RD GENERATION TRADING for R 1 525 087 00.
3RD GENERATION TRADING
Issuing Organization
Mossel Bay Municipality
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
5 March 2024
Award Date
5 March 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
24365
Awarded To
3RD GENERATION TRADING
Awarding Entity
Mossel Bay Municipality
Award Value
R 1 525 087 00
Awarded: 5 March 2024
GOVERNMENT
Hire of an automated repair and patching machine for various pavement surface defects & potholes
Rendering of radio network maintenance and support service to mossel bay municipality
Alienation of a portion (±1 347.7M²) Of erf 13800 (unregistered erf 19617) kwanonqaba, situated in thembelihle avenue street, kwanonqaba
Appointment of a service provider for the management of animal impoundment and euthanasian services on behalf of mossel bay municipality
Appointment of a service provider for the watering of municipal gardens and municipal planted trees in the mossel bay municipal area
Construction of reinforced bunded concrete plinths for standby generator sets
Delivery and hire of machines and trucks
Building maintenance on an “as and when required” basis at peaking head office, durbanville offices, bella rosa offices 6th floor, acacia ps ,ankerlig ps, palmiet ps and sere windfarm for five (5) years
Manufacture and installation of new undercover parking structures for municipal vehicles – erf 5001 – groot brak municipal yard
Alienation (selling) of portions 1,2 and 4 of erf 4504, situated at the c/o mandela and lelieblom street, sonskynvallei, hartenbos
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Appointment of a service provider for the provision of leasing of office space for the western cape regional office for a period of 5 years.
Appointment of a service provider to design, build and set up exhibition stands for tcta at the wisa 2026 biennial conference & exhibition
Provision of laundry bags to all hospitals and institutions under the control of the western cape department of health and wellness for a five (5) year period
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 a foul weather gear (musto).
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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