Submissions closed on 3 June 2021 (1751 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
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National
Closed On
3 June 2021
JHBTFRWPUPS06_FRP088_18_0904_001.pdf
Request for Proposal for the Appointment of a Pre-approved Panel of Accredited Contractors to Undertake Asbestos Roof Removal, Disposal, Minor Remidial/repairs and Replacement of Government-subsidized Units Within All the Nine Provinces in South Africa for a Period of Three (3) Years as and When Required
Procurement of Multi-disciplinary Professional Services, to Provide Various Engineering Services for Eskom Rotek Industries on an as and When Required Basis for a Period of Twenty-four (24) Months.
Supply and delivery of Dry Goods (groceries) and Tuckshop Items at Eskom Academy of Learning (EAL) for a 3-year period
Agile Project Management Training Online with exam Failure to quote in accordance to the attached specification will lead to quotation not considered/disqualification.
The once-off supply and delivery of equipment (Industrial shredding machine, Safe, Air purifier, Laminating machine, Labelling machine, Folding Trolley, Mash Trolley, Fortis Key Cabinet Electronic, Mobile Safety Step Ladder) for the Archive Area at Eskom Research, Testing and Development.
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