DTA 1130292
Once off servicing of aircon
| DTA 1130292 – Once off servicing of aircon | |
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| RFQ-HO-1632.1 - South African Maritime Safety Authority | |
| Researched by | Bianca Swartz |
| Created on | 10 March 2026 |
| Monitoring | 4 |
Tender Details (Preview)
| Site Inspection Details | No Details |
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| Closing Date | 17 Mar 2026 |
| Document Collection | Please see eTenders for documents. |
| Restrictions | No late quotations will be accepted. |
| Category | Air Con & Refrigeration, Mechanical |
| Industry | Office & Commercial |
| Region | Cape Town |
| Professionals | We have details of the following professionals linked to this tender: Principal Agent |
| Tender Award | Award notes available for this tender. |
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About this Tender
This tender, titled Once off servicing of aircon (Reference DTA 1130292), was published by Bianca Swartz and is currently open for submissions in Cape Town.
It relates to the Air Con & Refrigeration, Mechanical industry and Office & Commercial sector. The closing date is 17 Mar 2026. Leads 2 Business subscribers can view full tender documents, bidder lists, and updates.
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