Submissions closed on 10 March 2026 (60 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
Issuing Organization
Moqhaka Local Municipality
Location
Free State
Closed On
10 March 2026
2-2-003- 2025-26 App of Service Provider for provision of an Electronic Document Management System for a Period of 3 years.pdf
Tender Published
28 January 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
10 March 2026
Tender closing date
Appointment of Service Provider for the Migration of Current Email Services to Microsoft 365 Business Standard Subscription Licenses for 110 Users at Tswelopele Local Municipality for a Period of Three (3) Years.
Appointment of a Suitably Qualified Contractor, Joint Venture or Consortium for Decommissioning of Existing Thirteen Lifts, Design New Lifts, Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Thirteen Lifts. the Contractor May Be Requested to Install Additional Lifts as in When Needed at Free State Provincial Government Buildings on Behalf of the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure
Appointment of Service Provider for Provision of an Electronic Performance Management System at Tswelopele Local Municipaliy for a Period of Three (3).
Appointment of a Service Provider for Supply and Delivery of 9400m² of Grey 80mm Interlocking Paving Blocks at Bultfontein Technical Department Offices.
Specification for Maintenance and Cleaning of Specification for Maintenance and Cleaning of Main Cooling Water Cooling Towers at Lethabo Power Station for Period of 5 Years Cooling Towers at Lethabo Power Station for Period of 5 Years.
Moqhaka Local Municipality
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