Submissions closed on 23 January 2026 (106 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
Issuing Organization
Waterberg TVET College
Location
Limpopo
Closed On
23 January 2026
Tender Published
24 November 2025
Tender was published
Closing Date
23 January 2026
Tender closing date
Demolition of Weather Mast at Matimba Power Station
Acquisition /Provisioning of Office Accommodation for the Department of Transport and Community Safety: BA- Phalaborwa Traffic Station in Limpopo Province for a Period of 09 Years and 11 Months.
Acquisition/Provisioning of Office Accommodation for the Department of Transport and Community Safety: Waterberg District Office in Limpopo Province for a Period of 09 Years and 11 Months.
Provision of 50 Mobile Caravans in 05 Districts in Limpopo Province for the Department of Public Works Roads and Infrastructure, Once Off.
Provision and Servicing of VIP Mobile Toilet Units for Five Districts for a Period of 3 Years (36) Months.
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