Tender News

A woman who collected South African Social Security Agency grants for five years while the company she was the sole director of received police tenders worth millions, has been found guilty of perjury, fraud and theft.

South Africa’s University of the Western Cape (UWC) has opened a 4 MW solar and storage tender, with proposals to include a PV carport system and an online monitoring and management platform. The tender follows a build, operate, and transfer model for up to 20 years.

Sarathamoney Devi Sigamoney, 67, claimed to have no knowledge that she was a director of KJP Traders

A first of its kind project preparation bid window that will allow state owned entities, public entities and municipalities to apply for project preparation support has been announced.

More than a year after South Africa’s freight industry heard in July 2023 that Transnet had awarded a concession tender to International Container Terminal Services Incorporated (ICTSI) to run Pier 2

The regulator’s call entails the process for licensing spectrum in the IMT750, IMT800, IMT1500, IMT2300, IMT3300 and IMT3500 bands.

The noise around a prefabricated call centre dubbed “the most expensive mkhukhu” (shack) in South Africa, is growing.

The South African government has welcomed the arrest of six engineering firm directors accused of BEE-fronting and tender fraud to the tune of R400 million at Eskom and Sasol. Six directors of a Johannesburg-based engineering company, NJM Heat Treatment & NDE Services – Mark Douglas Smith, 61, Alexander Elias Roditis, 45, Vanessa Chungu, 43, Raymond […]

The International Olympic Committee has begun a tender process in sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa covering media rights for the 2026-32 period. The Olympic governing body has set a deadline of 5 November for responses to this tender. The process – which covers 45 countries overall – is understood to cover the 2028 (Los Angeles, […]

The fraudulent activities reportedly date back to 2017 and involve a series of deceitful practices that have raised alarm bells within South Africa’s energy and industrial sectors.