Submissions closed on 20 February 2026 (11 days ago). The information below is archived for reference.
Issuing Organization
South African Forestry Company Limited
Location
Mpumalanga
Closed On
20 February 2026
RFB019.2025 SUPPLY PROTO TEAMS AND LOOKOUT GUARDS & AIRSTRIP LOADING CREWS FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (3) YEARS.pdf
Tender Published
28 January 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
20 February 2026
Tender closing date
Appointment of Service Providers to Provide Administration Services of Communal Property Association Over a Three (3) Year Period to Serve Under the Panel of the Land Rights Management Facility for the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development the Mpumalanga Province for a Period of 36 Months as and When Required.
Provision of a full spectrum drone training RPAS pilot licenses and multirotor/ fixed wing drones according to SACAA regulations
Regret Letter: the Provision of Physical and Armed Security Services for a Period of 60 Months at Camden Power Station.
Compilation of Annual Financial Statements,fixed Assets Register & Accounting Support for a Period of 24 Months
For providing training for 18 National Transmission Company of South Africa, Southern Grid, Lines and Servitudes employees to operate Unmanned Aerial Systems
South African Forestry Company Limited
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