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The north west provincial treasury requires a service provider to assess the financial viability of the north west gambling board and to design targeted initiatives that improve its financial health and sustain long-term financial sustainability. The work combines diagnostic financial analysis with the development of practical turnaround and sustainability measures for the board. Bidders should note the closing time of 09:00 on 11 november 2026 and confirm all submission requirements before preparing an offer.
Closing: bids close on 11 november 2026 at 09:00; late submissions will not be accepted. Scope: the provider must deliver a full financial viability assessment of the north west gambling board and specific initiatives to improve financial health and maintain financial sustainability. Deliverables: the assessment and the improvement initiatives are both required outputs, not alternatives. Sector context: the work concerns a provincial gambling regulator, so bidders should demonstrate relevant financial and public-entity experience. Submission: confirm the exact submission method and address before the deadline, as these determine whether a bid is accepted. Compliance: ensure all required returnable documents are complete and signed; missing mandatory documents can disqualify a bid.
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Mmabana arts, culture and sports foundation requires a service provider to assess its current financial position and viability, then design practical initiatives that improve its financial health and keep IT sustainable over the longer term. The work combines a diagnostic review of the foundation's finances with a forward-looking turnaround and sustainability plan. Bidders should note the early 09:00 closing time on 11 november 2026 and confirm the submission method and returnable documents before preparing an offer.
Closing: bids close on 11 november 2026 at 09:00; late submissions will not be accepted. Scope: the bidder must assess the foundation's current financial position and viability, propose initiatives to improve financial health, and set out measures to maintain financial sustainability. Deliverable focus: the offer must show how the assessment will be done and what specific, implementable initiatives will be recommended, not only a financial audit. Sector context: the assignment concerns an arts, culture and sports entity, so bidders should demonstrate relevant financial advisory or turnaround experience. Submission: confirm the exact submission channel and address, and submit all required returnable documents with the offer, as an incomplete pack risks disqualification. Pricing: state the total cost and fee basis clearly in the pricing schedule, as the RFQ is evaluated on the offer received.
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