Breaking Down a Project Lead

What is a project lead?

I would define a project lead as first-hand data obtained by our team of researchers from industry deal makers, that can be applied by our subscribers in order to identify opportunities and secure work contracts.

How do we obtain our leads?

As a Regional Content Researcher, it is my job to know what is happening where and when. We source leads by using extensive research methods, which are but are not limited to the following:

a. Desktop research by analyzing non-numerical data (e.g., social media, videos, news articles, etc)

b. Telephone – We as researchers conduct data collection via ongoing face-to-face and (or) ongoing phone discussions. The contact timing lasts from the conceptual phase of the project to completion. Unless there are contractual changes to the professional teams.

We use these methods to gather in-depth insights into the industry. Our methods ensure that we source quality and timely leads.

What are the stages of a project lead?

These are the following stages of a project. For more details on the stages read: Pertinent Project Stages

  • Conceptual
  • Procedural
  • Design
  • Tender
  • Awarded
  • Underway
  • Complete
  • Postponed, Cancelled or L2BShelved

Who would benefit from receiving project leads?

A company/Individual that would benefit from our leads is one that looks to achieve the following:

  • Expand their project pipeline – The way our website is designed and all the other services and features we offer – when used properly, in conjunction our leads, it can simplify and hasten any company’s pipeline.
  • Grow their network within the industry. The more industry professionals a sales rep meets, they essentially are building brand visibility and awareness.
  • Boost their revenue – when used correctly our leads can maximize a company’s ability for reaching financial targets.

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Sources
Blackridge Search
L2B
MediaBoom
Sendoso


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About Sasha Anderson

Millennial Mom + wife living the hash-tag life. Reach out if you want to talk: L2B, social media, construction, technology, marriage, parenting, popular culture and travel. Remember: If You Fail - Fail Forward

Featured Project: Manzini to Mbadlane (MR3) Highway Project

Eswatini (Swaziland) – PPA 15235

Description
The Manzini to Mbadlane Road Highway Project comprises the dualisation of a 30km section between the city of Manzini and Mbadlane on Main Road 3 (MR3) in Eswatini. The project involves dualisation from existing two-lane single carriageway to two-lane dual carriageways with controlled or limited access to local traffic. The project will significantly improve the functionality of the road infrastructure to accommodate increasing commercial traffic servicing economic and industrial centres and intra-regional trade traffic between neighbouring Mozambique and South Africa. The section under consideration traverses urban, semi-urban and rural environments and terminates at the new Sikhuphe International Airport near Mbadlane. This project has been divided into two lots, Lot 1 and Lot 2. Estimated cost: R 463.45 million. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate area of location is lat: -26.487177093852864, long: 31.41866053387647

 

Status Region
Underway Eswatini (Swaziland)
Category Value
Infrastructure R 200 Million+
Industry Timing
Road 2015 – 2021 (extended tbc)
Sector Class
Public Open Tender

 


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One girl who would rather wear boots than high heels...

Quick Graphic: Pertinent Project Stages

Projects generally have a long life span and may also involve multiple tenders linked through the various stages which are conceptual, procedural, design, tender, awarded, underway, completion and possible postponed or cancelled or L2BShelved if applicable. Check out the latest carousel which depicts some of the Pertinent Project Stages or for more details read our blog Pertinent Project Points (breaking down a project).

 

 


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Featured Company: Krosa Sand

Read about who’s who in the Industry: Krosa Sand is located in Montana Park, Gauteng. The company operates mainly from its own quarry located in Krokodilspruit, Cullinan District. Krosa Sand provides 13mm stone, white building sand, building sand, washed plaster sand, river sand, topsoil, G7 filling and builders mix to the building and construction industry in Pretoria and surrounding areas.

Featured Company - Krosa Sand

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About Connie van Tonder

I started working at L2B in April 2017 as an Accounts Executive. Not knowing too much about the construction industry. Learning new things every day and enjoying every second of it. Loving what I do!

Why You Should Submit a Tax Return Annually

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From an amateur with no tuition in taxation, and if you are anything like me you don’t want to get on the wrong side of the taxman and incur unnecessary penalties and fines, you will submit your tax return annually.

Although SARS states if you earn below R500 000 annually and meet certain criteria it is not necessary to submit a return, I feel it is still a necessity.

Do you have medical aid, retirement annuity or contribute privately to your company pension fund? If you answered yes, then you may in line to receive a tax refund. Should you pay into any of the above be sure to submit your tax return with all the relevant documentation/information.

Are you planning on emigrating soon? If so, you will need to receive a tax clearance certificate in order to receive one, you need to ensure that you are tax compliant and in order to be compliant, you need to ensure that all your tax returns have been submitted and that your tax affairs are in good order.

From personal experience, should you be retrenched one day, your employer would need to apply for a tax Directive for you, should you not be in good standing with your tax affairs, the outstanding amount along with penalties will be due by you, SARS will request that your retrenchment pay-out be paid to them to cover the outstanding.

SARS is continually taking the initiative to make the filing of tax returns hassle-free, they recently implemented their auto-assessments, which makes the process super easy, so I suggest if you haven’t already, register for e-filing and start submitting your tax returns annually.

Source:
SARS


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About Debora Keet

My journey at Leads 2 Business began in January 2006, newly married, I started in Private Projects, whilst on Maternity leave in 2008, I was promoted to Human Resources Manager and an Administration Assistant in October 2008. Over the years I have grown personally and professionally, and am a proud mother of a pigeon pair.

L2B Opportunities unearthed in the last 30 Days – July 2022

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We put new business prospect leads within your reach.

Opportunities are researched throughout South Africa and Africa.

Find construction Tenders and Projects within the building, infrastructure, mining, and industrial sectors and more.

Our comprehensive, online, resource platform delivers daily leads to help you make informed business decisions.

Leads 2 Business Opportunities we have unearthed in the last 30 Days: for more information check out our Pricing Page.


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Millennial Mom + wife living the hash-tag life. Reach out if you want to talk: L2B, social media, construction, technology, marriage, parenting, popular culture and travel. Remember: If You Fail - Fail Forward

Featured Tender: Supply and Delivery of IT Equipment for the Eswatini

Eswatini – DTA 918828

Contract Number:

SZ-EWSC-259768-CW-RFB – Eswatini Water Services Corporation

Description:

Loan No./Credit No./ Grant No.: 90120 -SZ The Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Eswatini Water Supply and Sanitation Access Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Supply and Delivery of IT Equipment for the Eswatini Drought Monitor (to enable operations of the CDI-E) & the Project Implementing Unit for the Eswatini Water Supply & Sanitation Access Project. The Eswatini Water Services Corporation (the implementing Agency) now invites sealed Bids from eligible Bidders for sealed Bids from eligible Bidders for Supply and Delivery of IT Equipment for the Eswatini Drought Monitor (to enable operations of the CDI-E) & the Project Implementing Unit for the Eswatini Water Supply & Sanitation Access Project. This equipment is inclusive of; Supply and configuration of IT Equipment both Hardware and Software, Network Security Solution (Firewall), Esri ArcGIS Pro Advanced, Microsoft 365 license (50) with SharePoint configuration These are to be delivered at the National Disaster Management Authority/Agency (NDMA) offices in Mbabane, Eswatini.

Category Industry
IT & Telecom Institutional
Region Site Inspection
Eswatini (Swaziland) No Details
Closing Date Contract Period
05 August 2022 at 12:00 (Local time) The expected delivery and installation period is 8 weeks

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Why does IT ask you to clear your cache?

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Have you ever called into L2B with a website functionality query and our staff ask you to clear your cache? Ever wondered why we, or IT, ask you to do this?
Caching helps with data retrieval from websites that you have visited on a web browser. Cached data assist web pages to load faster, as a portion of its content gets saved on your hard drive when loading it for the first time. Depending on your web browser settings and the number of websites that you have visited, cached data can potentially use up a lot of your computer memory. Clearing your cache protects your personal information from being picked up by a hacker and helps your web browser to run expeditiously.

In many instances when troubleshooting a website issue, caching is usually the culprit that prevents a web page from loading correctly. For example, when a new version of a website is rolled out, the cached data from the old version can cause the new version not to load up correctly. In most cases just clearing your cache would resolve the issue as this action forces the web browser to pull down a new instance of the website.

Like many things, it’s about finding the right balance. Clearing your cache frequently is not recommended, as you lose all the data acquired from all the websites that you have visited. This is not exactly ideal because when visiting any of these websites again your web browser will re-download all the data again, hence increasing your web page loading time and probably using more of your data. So, it’s best to clear your cache when there is an issue or if you have not done so in a month.

Sources:
Viteom
Ionos


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About Andile Shange

I'm a Software Developer at Leads 2 Business since 02 June 2014.

Staff Spotlight: Gudrun Anke

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Gudrun Anke - doc

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About Gudrun Anke

I am an Account Executive for Leads 2 Business who assists professionals, contractors, sub contractors and anyone needing to learn about new projects and tenders in the construction industry and help build their business by getting more clients. Before Leads to Business, I spent well over ten years in the fashion industry and after a successful career designing and managing fashion brands I decided it was time to make a change and entered the construction sector. I enjoy trying new sports (archery, anyone?) and am a mom.

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