This tender has been awarded to MELOKUHLE MANAGEMENT for Undisclosed Amount.
MELOKUHLE MANAGEMENT
Issuing Organization
Okhahlamba Local Municipality
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
11 August 2025
Award Date
11 August 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
53098
Awarded To
MELOKUHLE MANAGEMENT
Awarding Entity
Okhahlamba Local Municipality
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 11 August 2025
GOVERNMENT
Appointment of a service provider for the electrification of households at gugulethu phase 2 (ward 9(
Provision for sim only contract for a period of two years
Provision of rental storage, supply of boxes and rubber bands for the period of 3 years.
Construction of veriakop bridge in ward 9 for the period of four (4)months
Appointment of a service provider for the rehabilitation of bergville and winterton cbd roads and sidewalks for the period of two (2) months
Appointment of a panel of professional consultants who will assist maluti-a-phofung local municipality with infrastructure projects for a period of three (03) years
Framework agreement for appointment of professional service providers: provision of consulting engineering services: infrastructure projects: electricity supply services.
Appointment of panel of professional service provider for design and implementation of various electrical projects around jurisdiction of vklm for the period of three years
Panel of consultants (civil and mechanical engineering)
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Department of public works:ethekwini district regional office:eletrical repairs to light fittings
Request for quotation (RFQ) for the appointment of a service provider for the supply and installation of high mast lights for PRASA KZN
Supply and delivery of spares and provision of repair services and maintenance to agricultural equipment (tractors) and implements for a period of 36 months
Purchasing agreement for appointment of a certified cisco collaboration partner to provide ad-hoc technical support, root-cause analysis, remediation and optimasation services for the cisco unified communications manager(cucm) environment for a period of six(6) months on as and when required basis.
The construction of pedestrian bridges near 109097 street and off the umlazi mission reserve cul-de-sac, ward 83
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