This tender has been awarded to TSEBO SOLUTIONS GROUP for Undisclosed Amount.
TSEBO SOLUTIONS GROUP
Issuing Organization
Kwazulu Natal - Public Works (Head Office)
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Award Date
30 May 2023
Award Date
30 May 2023
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
11970
Awarded To
TSEBO SOLUTIONS GROUP
Awarding Entity
Kwazulu Natal - Public Works (Head Office)
Award Value
Amount not disclosed
Awarded: 30 May 2023
GOVERNMENT
Ground maintenance at umngungundlovu district office for a period of 3 months
Department of public works & infrastructure:mayville:mec office and conference centre:minor repairs and paint with enviromentally friendly paint at mec inclunding replacement of asbestos roof sheeting's driveway
Appointment of service provider for auctioning of movable assets for the department of public works and infrastracture: ethekwini regional office.
The appointment of a suitable land surveying firm within the built-environment for the design and construction of KZN department of health: greys hospital: restoration of HVAC system phase 1 – theatre complex
Procurement of PPE and uniform for mayville regional office for department of public works and infrastructure: ethekwini region: 455a king cetshwayo highway in mayville.
Supply and delivery of meat and frozen products on an “as and when” required basis for a period of three (3) years
Pest control services for the period 1 july 2025 – 30 june 2028
Provision of catering services-kwazulu natal
Provision of catering services-kwazulu natal
Provision of hygiene services at various premises of the cape winelands district municipality for the period ending 30 june 2027
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Assessment of existing borehole
Installation of irrigation system
Provision of borehole drilling and construction at mahlabathini, kwa-ceza area
For the provision of marshal services contract four (4) months for TRANSNET soc ltd TRANSNET port terminals richards bay (tpt rcb), as and when required.
Appointment of a key individual for kgft capital for 12 months
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