Submissions closed on 26 January 2026 (43 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
Issuing Organization
Johannesburg Water
Location
Gauteng
Closed On
26 January 2026
RFQJW12BZ2026 - Supply and Delivery of Welding Machines.pdf
Tender Published
18 January 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
26 January 2026
Tender closing date
Services Provider of Vmware Licenses and Site Recovery Manager Enterprise Plus Licences for the Period of Three (3) Years in the IT Department.
Supply and Delivery of Peracetic Acid Chemical
Supply and Deliver Open Channel Flow Meter
Supply and Delivery of Head of Works Panels for Screens and Compactors
Supply and Install Unit 4 High Mast Lights Repairs
Johannesburg Water
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