Submissions closed on 23 January 2026 (39 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
Issuing Organization
BUFFALO CITY METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Location
Eastern Cape
Closed On
23 January 2026
BID DOCUMENT-BID 2 OF 2025 DUNCAN VILLAGE BUY BACK CENTRE AND INTERGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT, PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES (RE-ADVERT).pdf
Tender Published
11 January 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
23 January 2026
Tender closing date
8/2/6/85 (2025-2029) Bid for the Prevention of Unlawful Land Invasion, Deterrence of Informal Settlement Growth and Removal of Illegal Structures Within the Midvaal Local Municipality From 01 July 2026 to 30 June 2029
Skills Audit – evaluation of competency framework The purpose of this Request for Information is to facilitate the evaluation of Eskom’s existing competency framework, prior to the implementation of a skills audit, by benchmarking it against a recognized universal competency framework to determine its suitability, robustness, and alignment with the best practice.
MBTC-SCM/40/2026: Sage Evolution Refresher Training
Autoclave service and maintenance for a period of 24 months at OBP
Repair and Renovations of All Buildings and Related Services at Kroonstand Police Station - Structural Engineering Sevices
BUFFALO CITY METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
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