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P170-1 between Matibidi and Graskop

GraskopPublic

PPA 24313Published 27 September 2019Updated 27 February 2023

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Project overview

About this development

Special maintenance of road P170-1, from km 56.0 to km 72.5 for a distance of 16.5km between Matibidi and Graskop in Bohlabela region of the Mpumalanga Province Estimated value R223 010 768.37 The exact GPS is not known, the marker has been placed along the possible route 24°42'11.8"S 30°49'10.6"E

Project at a glance

P170-1 between Matibidi and Graskop is located in Graskop. The project is classified in the Public sector. Its current recorded stage is Complete. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location: Graskop
Sector: Public
Project stage: Complete
Project value: R 200 Million+
Estimated start: 1 August 2020
Estimated completion: 10 August 2022

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Where is P170-1 between Matibidi and Graskop located?

P170-1 between Matibidi and Graskop is recorded as being located in Graskop.

What stage is P170-1 between Matibidi and Graskop at?

The current recorded project stage is Complete. Project information may change as new research becomes available.

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