Appointment of a Service Provider to Provide Transport and Labour Resources to Move Office Furniture
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RFQ/AUX/018/2020
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Tender Closed on: 2020-12-07 12:00
Bid Number: RFQ/AUX/018/2020
Bid Description: APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER TO PROVIDE TRANSPORT AND LABOUR RESOURCES TO MOVE OFFICE FURNITURE
Name of Institution: South African Forestry Company Limited SOC
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Date Published: 02 December 2020
Closing Date / Time: 07 December 2020
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Contact Person: Xolile Mahlalela
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