Official tender notice issued by Moses Kotane Institute.
Issuing Organization
Moses Kotane Institute
Location
KwaZulu-Natal
Closing Date
23 June 2026
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Tender Published
17 June 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
23 June 2026
Tender closing date
An enabling agreement with a panel of twelve (12) service providers - ESKOM
Request for supply and delivery of 34 laptops for uthukela district to be delevery at 108 rholihlahla drive pieters- lady smith contact person nondumiso MDLALOSE-064 812 9111
Panel of travelling agencies for the period of 3 years
Supply and installation of four (4) 70 mm high semi-circular hot mix asphalt speed humps and five (5) transverse rumble strips for the ingula pumped storage scheme
The appointment of service provider for electricity meter audit, revenue protection assessment, GIS verification and customer data cleansing
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