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
Sanral progressing two Eastern Cape road projects
Two major infrastructure projects being undertaken by the South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral), in the Buffalo City metropolitan municipality, in the Eastern Cape, are progressing. Construction of the N2 from the Green river to the Buffalo river is 50% complete but two months behind schedule, while construction of the Breidbach interchange is about 40% complete and on schedule. This was noted by Eastern Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane this week after he undertook a working visit to the project sites. “The development of a world-class roads network that connects each of the Eastern Cape’s towns to the next, [as well as] local and district municipalities to one another, augmented with the dual development of trade corridors, comprising of a multi-modal transport system, from key economic hubs across the province, markets within the province and nationally, as well as export hubs, is critical,” he said.
MODIFI’s H2 2022 Predictions Report assesses current, forthcoming factors affecting supply chain
The report explores the current state of the logistics industry and its impact on global trade and the supply chain
FourKites Partners with 3T to Offer Enhanced Cost and Sustainability Benefits to Customers
FourKites’ carrier data will be used to enhance 3T’s global digital transport platform
Loadsmith Launches Mobile App For Drivers To Maximize Drive Time & Income
Complete Visibility into Entire Loadsmith Freight Network Empowers Carriers with Maximum Control Over Scheduling, Load Tracking & Billing
IATA financial conference to focus on airline resilience, post-Covid
The International Air Transport Association (IATA), the global representative body for the airline industry, has announced that its 2022 World Financial Symposium (WFS) will be focused on “reshaping airline resilience”. The WFS will take place next month in Doha, Qatar, and will be hosted by Qatar Airways. The global airline industry recorded total losses of $180-billion during 2020-2021. The Covid-19 pandemic was the biggest shock ever suffered by the commercial aviation sector. But now, with travel barriers being dismantled in most parts of the world, total losses this year are expected to be massively less, at $9.7-billion. Profitability could return to the sector next year. Pre-Covod-19 air traffic levels should be reached in 2024.
SeaPort Manatee’s annual impact surges past $5.1 billion
SeaPort Manatee’s annual economic impact has surged to more than $5.1 billion, up 30 percent from just two years earlier, while the number of jobs generated by the seaport has grown more than 37 percent, to 37,287.
RoadOne Opens Norfolk, Virginia Transload and Distribution Center
With close proximity to the Port of Virginia, RoadOne enables the transloading of containerized global imports to expedite cargo velocity.
Takatso Consortium remains committed to SAA acquisition
On Monday, the Takatso Consortium issued a short statement, assuring that it was committed to completing its deal with the South African government, under which the consortium would acquire 51% of State-owned South African Airways (SAA). It further assured that it was “working closely” with the responsible government ministry, namely the Department of Public Enterprises. This close cooperation was required to make certain that the various pre-conditions and approvals required to financially close the deal were fulfilled. In parallel, the approval process at the Competition Commission was “proceeding steadily”.
Northern Cape level crossing incident results in damage to rail track, equipment
The railway track and overhead track equipment at the Glosam level crossing, in the Northern Cape, sustained significant damage when a truck collided with a train owned and operated by State-owned Transnet Freight Rail (TFR), on August 16. TFR reports that there were no injuries, but says the line has been closed for the recovery of the wreckage.
OSM Worldwide Celebrates 12th Consecutive Year on Inc 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies
Heading into 20 years of business, OSM Worldwide retains its momentum with 299% three-year revenue growth