Official procurement plan issued by Defence.
Issuing Organization
Defence
Location
Western Cape
Closing Date
22 October 2026
SPSC B 009 2026.pdf
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Tender Published
1 October 2026
Tender was published
Closing Date
22 October 2026
Tender closing date
Non-compulsory clarification metting: the supply and delivery of whole or part of the scope for various miscellaneous (metals) consumables & components at koeberg operating unit for a period of 12 months
Non-compulsory clarification meeting: the supply and delivery of whole or part of the scope for various chemicals consumables & components at koeberg operating unit for a period of 12 months
The supply and installation of l13 terraforce retaining wall and security fence with security lights for southern procurement service centre at wynberg military base, cape town proc plan : 26-27/LOG DIV/2443
Request for quote of corporate clothing amended im1232026.
Erratum: RFQ2026/2027/05 and RFQ2026/2027/07 design, supply, installation, and commissioning of a fully equipped podcast studio and supply, install, and implement audiovisual infrastructure in a 20-seater boardroom
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