ARPL Electrician Training Service Provider - Western Cape

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Tendering in Western Cape

Western Cape offers numerous government procurement opportunities across various sectors. Local businesses operating in this province may have advantages for tenders requiring local delivery or on-site services.

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APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER TO PROVIDE A STRATEGIC AND CREATIVE STANDS SERVICES FOR TRADE AND DOMESTIC CONSUMER SHOWS (SUPPLY, TRANSPORTATION, DELIVERY, STORAGE AND INSTALLATION) FOR KWAZULU-NATAL TOURISM AND FILM AUTHORITY FOR THREE (3) YEARS

TO APPOINT A SERVICE PROVIDER (SP) TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY, FISHERIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT (DFFE) / MARINE LIVING RESOURCES FUND (MLRF) TO SUPPLY AND DELIVER OFFICE FURNITURE AND PORTABLE PA SYSTEM.

APPOINTMENT OF A SYSTEMS ENGINEERING CONSULTANT FOR THE PROVISION OF SPECIALISED TECHNICAL SERVICES

CKDM009 – 2025/2026: Supply and delivery of 1 x 200 KVA 3-Phase silent diesel generator mounted on a fully licensed trailer

REQUEST TO APPOINT A SERVICE PROVIDER (SP) TO SUPPLY 2 DELL – LATITUDE 5440/ HP – 640 G10/LENOVO – TINKPAD T14 SERIES AND 1 DATA PROJECTOR

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) wishes to appoint an experienced service provider to conduct 28 Defensive Driving Workshops across all nine provinces for a contracted period up to 12 months or until all trainings are completed, whichever comes first.