Submissions closed on 27 January 2026 (102 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
Issuing Organization
Health
Location
Mpumalanga
Closed On
27 January 2026
DOH538.2025.2026 Msukaligwa CHC Security.pdf
Tender Published
19 January 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
27 January 2026
Tender closing date
Appointment of a Service Provider for the Reconstruction of a Collapsed Wall at Gsdm Main Building During the Financial Year 2025/2026
Appointment of a Supplier for Supply and Delivery of Water Borehole Material for Dr Js Moroka Local Municipality for a Period of 12 Months (as and When Required)
Duvha Power Station Cooling Water Pumps Control System Programmable Logic Controller Upgrade
Appointment of a Panel of Service Providers to Supply and Delivery of Cleaning Equipment, Kitchen and Cleaning Consumables and Other Related Items to the Rtmc for a Period of Three (3) Years
Provision of Industrial Cleaning Services at the Port of Port Elizabeth Container Terminal for Transnet Soc Ltd (registration Number 1990/000900/30) Operating as Transnet Port Terminals (hereinafter Referred to as “tpt”) for a Period of Three (3) Years
Health
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