SASSA is inviting bidders for supply and installation alternative power supply in various offices in the Mpumalanga region.
Top ICT tenders: SABC targets satellite to mitigate audience loss
The South African Broadcasting Corporation is looking to enter a revenue-sharing partnership for a direct-to-home satellite solution.
Nick Hedley | Oxygen tender for hospitals: The story gets worse | Business
A R428-million tender to install oxygen-producing plants at government hospitals nationally is one SA needs to get right. But instead it’s illuminated weakness in public procurement processes, says Nick Hedley.
SANBI invites bidders for 70kW solar installation in Worcester
The South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) invites bidders for a tender to install a solar installation in Worcester
Major bid to capture South African civil society
The NED funded Johannesburg conference will be a major attempt to win South African civil society over to the West. Pressure is mounting for NGOs to pull out of this conference and many have already done so, says the writer.
IDT defends procurement process amid oxygen plant corruption allegations
IDT clarifies its procurement process for the oxygen plant project amidst allegations of corruption and confirms that SAPHRA accreditation was not a requirement for bidders
IT tender storm at the South African Weather Service – TechCentral
The Weather Serviceâs computer equipment is obsolete, out of warranty, and spare parts are unavailable, leaving the vital service vulnerable to failure.
Two-stage tendering improves construction projects in South Africa
Two-stage tendering in SAâs construction sector is beneficial but needs a collaborative approachâ¦
Elderly woman who applied for pension while her company got R88 million SAPS tender ordered to pay back the money
Sarathamoney Devi Sigamoney received R123,000 old age grant over a six-year period, while her company cashed in R88 million from the SAPS tenders to supply office furniture.
Storm at SA Weather Service over dodgy tenders | News24
At a time of extreme weather conditions, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) is dependent on obsolete equipment because of bungled procurement processes.