State Transportation Tenders
These are tenders issued by the South African Government, Provincial Governments, Municipalities and State-owned Companies for Transport related activities. This includes tenders for Scholar and Staff transport, Transportation of goods and equipment, Logistics and Courier activities and Vehicle Rentals
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Transport News
JMPD receives seven new mobile alcohol evidence centres
Brewing company South African Breweries (SAB), in collaboration with the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD), has actually handed over seven brand-new Gauteng-based mobile Alcohol Evidence Centres (AECs) in Dube, Soweto. The handover of these new mobile AECs, which took place on October 28, follows the handover of ten brick-and-mortar AECs to various towns throughout the nation.
New Cape Town distribution centre to be built for Truworths
The Atterbury group and Truworths have actually tattooed an offer for the development of a new distribution centre in Cape Town. The clothes seller’s brand-new center will be integrated in King Air Industria, which is an Atterbury Property and Old Mutual Properties development..
West African airline orders two wide-body airliners off Airbus
Europe-based international major airplane manufacturer Airbus has actually revealed that Air Côte d’Ivoire, the nationwide flag carrier of the West African nation of Côte d’Ivoire, had placed a company order for 2 A330neo wide body airliners. (The suffix -neo stood for new engine alternative.) The order was positioned as part of the airline’s growth technique. The airline currently operated a fleet made up entirely of single-aisle jet airliners and turboprop regional aircraft. These made up one Airbus A320neo, two A320ceo (ceo=traditional engine option) and three A319 jetliners, and 4 Bombardier Q400 twin turboprop regional airliners.
Lack of finance, security still plaguing South Africa’s transport industry – panel
Considering current developments– such as the Covid-19 pandemic and an economy attempting to recover– expert body Chartered Institute of Logistics & & Transport South Africa president Elvin Harris says an operating transportation and logistics system is vital to support the recovery of the economy and its future development. This has proven challenging, as the transportation and logistics sector has been dealing with increasing obstacles in relation to upkeep, reliability, efficiency, lack of policy, electricity supply and an increase in organised criminal offense in recent decades.
Challenges facing South Africa’s transport and logistics sector Challenges facing South Africa’s transport and logistics sector
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This webinar brings together believed leaders in the area of South African transport and logistics in order to deepen conversations and insights on how to overcome the challenges facing this important sector. It is hosted in partnership with the Railway Safety Regulator and is sponsored by Mix Telematics and the University of Johannesburg Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management.
Raymond Introduces High Capacity Orderpicker To Intralogistics Solutions Offering
With industry-leading elevated height of 456 inches, brand-new Raymond ® High Capacity Orderpicker improves storage capability as e-commerce needs increase.
New Line of IDEC VFDs Provides Flexible Motor Control and Energy Savings
VFDs are quadruple-rated and support adjustable reasoning, simplifying motor control and enhancing energy performance for more applications.
A shipper’s guide to navigating post-pandemic holiday freight
To conquer obstacles, it’s vital to have a dynamic and efficient shipping operation. Flock Freight developed a 2022 Peak SeasonShipping Guide to help you
enhance your
supply chain and ensure a successful shipping season.
Traxtion calls for open rail access in South Africa, looks to build on 35-year journey
As it celebrates 35 years of operation, personal rail operator Traxtion has actually required open rail access in South Africa, to enable the company to duplicate similar success and flexibility it has actually enjoyed in other countries on the continent and to construct on the growth it has actually achieved so far. Speaking at a celebration honoring the business’s thirty-fifth birthday on October 25, Traxtion chairperson Brian Myerson stated the operator has actually grown from little beginnings to being Africa’s largest independent rail company.
Sanral’s R47bn Gauteng freeway debt to be transferred to govt, roads to province
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana revealed on Wednesday that a decision had been made to move Sanral’s R47-billion financial obligation associating with the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP) to the national and Gauteng federal governments in a quote to solve the long-standing e-toll concern. In addition, the Gauteng provincial administration would presume responsibility for the expense of maintaining the 201 km of highway and associated interchanges, as well as any future investments.