Tender News and Blog

A public register for tender defaulters convicted in court has never worked as planned.

Pretoria – A local businessman, Tshepo Khoza, has been handed a six-year prison sentence, with two years suspended, for cheating the taxman out of millions

Explosive allegations of corruption, fraud and abuse of power have been levelled against the University of South Africa.

The sentence follows extensive investigations under the Saps Project Blue Lights.

The Electricity Minister has chosen a design that pairs international companies with BEE partners NOT required to have any expertise in the sector, as opposed to BEE-empowered firms with experience, writes News24’s Carol Paton.

Ramaphosa said the reforms must target both corruption and inefficiency while ensuring procurement is used to support black- and women-owned businesses that produce goods and services directly, not intermediaries who act as costly “middlemen”.

The State IT Agency opens December by issuing six ICT requests for the industry to consider.

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The United Nations Development Programme has issued a tender for low-carbon fuel consulting firms to evaluate the potential of biofuels across…

The Gauteng government is launching its digital tender procurement system, TendaSwift, aimed at curbing corruption and providing equal opportunities for every supplier submitting a tender bid under the provincial government.