Government vendor

ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

Procurement record only, not registry-verified. ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA appears as a supplier in South Africa’s public government-contracting data, but is not matched to an official company registry. Treat it as a lead to investigate, not a confirmed company.

7

Contracts

7

Gov. buyers

ZAR 321M

Disclosed value

Procurement

Awarding bodies

The government bodies that awarded contracts to ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA.

  • Mine Health and Safety Council1
  • South African Revenue Service1
  • Transport Education and Training Authority1
  • National Economic Development and Labour Council1
  • South African Local Government Association1

Procurement

Individual contracts

  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    North West - Department of Economy and Enterprise Development

    ZAR 237M
  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    South African Revenue Service

    ZAR 51.3M
  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    Mine Health and Safety Council

    ZAR 32.2M
  • (ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA)

    National Lotteries Commission

    ZAR 465K
  • (ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA)

    Department of Sports, Arts & Culture

    ZAR 53K
  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    Social Development

  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    South African Local Government Association

  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    National Economic Development and Labour Council

  • ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

    Transport Education and Training Authority

Network

Vendors connected to ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA

Other vendors that won contracts from the same government bodies, the procurement network around ENTERPRISES UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA.

About this record

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