4 Aug 2023

Featured Project: The Africa Hall – Ethiopia

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Ethiopia – PPA 23705

Description
Renovations of the Africa Hall Headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The renovations aim to rectify a multitude of deficiencies and deterioration within the Hall. The project consists of the refurbishment of Africa Hall and small works to adjacent buildings. The proposed building works associated with the Africa Hall Refurbishment are largely within existing buildings hence the focus has been on improving accessibility. Works will be undertaken in the following units: The Plenary Hall, Africa Hall, Rotunda Function Space, Exhibition Theatrette, Rotunda Cafe, Western Carpark, Visitor Entry Building and New Landscapes. The project is estimated to cost US$56.9 million. The GPS co-ordinates are -29.5697763, 30.2243671
Status Region
Underway Ethiopia
Category Value
Building R 200 Million+
Industry Timing
Renovations, Office & Commercial June 2019 to June 2021 extended to mid-2024
Sector Class
Public Private Partnership Open Tender / Possible Pre-Qualification

 

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I am an insanely optimistic ambivert that does everything from the heart instead of the mind. Deeply interested in people and matters that pertain to mankind.

12 May 2023

Featured Project: Dihlabeng Regional Hospital – Phase 2

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Free State – PPA 28230

Description
Phase 2: Smart revitalisation of Dihlabeng regional hospital in Thabo Mofutsanyane District Municipality in the Free State. Project value: R758 250 195,42. Scope of work: The construction works will constitute the following main activities in sections as appropriate. Bulk Earthworks (cut to fill and cut to spoil) to construct parking areas, platforms, and entrances. Demolition of several single-story redundant buildings and structures including the existing Helipad, NHLS/SANBS building, Transport building, pedestrian link block C to D, concrete retaining walls, paving etc. Installation of ring main water supply and fire supply lines. Installation of new sewer drainage and diversions & new storm water drainage and diversions. Construction of new layer works and paving to falls and entrance upgrades creating vehicle and pedestrian access and parking for staff and visitors. Upgrades to the N5 Entrance and Eeufees Street. Construction of new hospital buildings including multilevel concrete structure for blocks M&N. Construction of new 2 story block O for the NHLS and SANBS services. Extensions and refurbishment or alterations to some of the existing buildings including blocks A, B, C, D and H including extensions to blocks C and D. Construction of retaining walls, Construction of new Helistop. Removal of old and installation of new HVAC, electrical, fire detection & protection, electronic services and Medical Gas supply into new build and refurbished areas. GPS coordinates -28.23315000538118, 28.3198518721095.

 

Status Region
Underway Bethlehem
Category Value
Building R 200 Million+
Industry Timing
Healthcare, Renovations 48 months
Sector Class
Public Open Tender

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16 Nov 2021

How the Unrest benefited the Construction Industry

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Buildings damaged in the unrest in Kwa-Zulu Natal and Gauteng

The unrest began on July 8 2021, Jacob Zuma Protests, A series of protests regarding the arrest of ex-president Jacob Zuma resulted in mass looting of retail shops, burning buildings, shutting down the transport industry in two of the bigger provinces Kwa-Zulu Natal and Gauteng.

South Africa has been dubbed “the protest capital of the world” with one of the highest rates of public protests. Roads damaged by the burning of trucks while some toll plazas were also damaged, South Africa’s construction industry may receive a short term boost from the rebuilding of damaged and destroyed infrastructure, buildings and structures in unrest and looting but the longer-term outlook for the sector is more uncertain. Protecting, burning, destroying schools, roads, retails, government buildings, transports, costing the country billions of rands.

The newly built Brookside Mall was not spared after it was burnt down during the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal. Plans are underway to rebuild.

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Recovery and Reconstruction

“However, all eyes will now be on the government’s Recovery and Reconstruction Plan, which has been rather slow right out of the starting blocks.”

President Cyril Ramaphosa has unveiled plans to assist businesses caught up in the recent unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, and those SMMEs that have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic that has ravaged the country’s economy.

The president said that South Africa is one of the few countries in the world to have a state-owned insurance company, SASRIA, which provides cover against incidents of public violence, strikes, riots and unrest.

SASRIA has committed to expediting the payment of all valid claims, and is working together with private insurers, Ramaphosa said, adding that some businesses that were victims of this violence may not have been insured.

Nearly R4bn recovery fund was set up to help businesses after looting

Trade, industry and competition minister said the trade department, working with the small business department, had identified eight urgent focus areas for business and economic recovery: restoring supply lines; making immediate repairs to shops (such as replacing broken windows)

So they could reopen in weeks; accelerating construction and structural repairs where larger builds were needed, some of which would take months to complete.

Below is a list of businesses and buildings damaged by the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng

  1. Chris Hani Crossing
  2. Daveyton Shopping Centre
  3. Diepkloof Square
  4. Dobsonville Mall
  5. Evagold Shopping Centre
  6. Evaton Mall
  7. Jabulani Mall
  8. Irene Village
  9. Khan Corner
  10. Letsoho Mall
  11. Mams Mall
  12. Maverick Corner
  13. Ndofaya Mall
  14. Normandie Court
  15. Palm Springs Shopping Centre
  16. Pan African Mall
  17. Protea Garden Mall
  18. Queens Court
  19. Sam Ntuli Mall
  20. Sizwe Shopping Centre
  21. Sontonga Mall
  22. South Gate Mall
  23. Tembi Mall
  24. Yarona Shopping Centre
  25. 30 Afroprop Buildings
  26. 30 Makro & Game buildings
  27. 32 Schools in KZN
  28. 320 West Street
  29. 33 Standard Bank branches 220 of its ATMS
  30. 88 Field Street
  31. Afrox
  32. BIDFOOD
  33. Biyela Shopping Centre
  34. Bridge City Shopping Centre
  35. Brookside Mall
  36. Cato Ridge Distribution Centre
  37. China Mall
  38. China City
  39. City Life Building
  40. Cornubia Ridge Logistic Park – Warehouse 1
  41. Davenport Square
  42. Defy Warehouse
  43. Delta Towers
  44. Dunlop Centre
  45. Edendale Crossing Centre
  46. Edendale Mall
  47. Eshowe Mall – The Atrium
  48. Galleria Mall
  49. Game PMB
  50. Glenwood Village
  51. Hammarsdale Junction
  52. Hyundai Dealership
  53. Isipingo Market
  54. Isipingo Junction
  55. Isithebe Industrial park
  56. Kingspark Manufacturers factory
  57. Kwamashu Shopping Centre
  58. Kyalami Industrial Park
  59. Laager Centre Spar
  60. Ladysmith crematorium
  61. LG Warehouse
  62. Liberty Towers
  63. Machibisa Spar
  64. Makro
  65. Mandeni Mall
  66. Massmart
  67. Mega City Mall
  68. Mkuze Shopping Centre
  69. Montclair Mall
  70. North Coast Industrial Park
  71. Pine Parkade
  72. Pinetown Central
  73. Pinecrest Mall
  74. Pine Walk Centre
  75. Queensmead Mall
  76. Redlyn Business Park
  77. Ridge Mall
  78. RTT Warehouse
  79. SANBS
  80. Sanlam Centre
  81. Scottsville Mall
  82. Seaquence Logistics
  83. Southway Mall
  84. Springfield Value Mart
  85. Superspar
  86. Theku Plaza
  87. The Ridge Shopping Centre Shallcross
  88. The Workshop
  89. The Boulevard Business Park
  90. Treasury House
  91. Umgeni Business Park
  92. Umkomaas Central
  93. Umlazi Mega City
  94. Umzinto Priso
  95. Ushekela Industrial Park
  96. Value Logistics
  97. Vector Logistics Cold room
  98. Warehouse – Reservoir Hills
  99. Warehouse in Brickfield
  100. Wartburg Central
  101. Watercrest Mall
  102. Waterfall Storage Facility – Stor-Age
  103. Westmead Cash & Carry
  104. Westwood Mall
  105. West Street

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4 Jun 2021

Featured Tender: Construction of Mahangu Access Road and Bridge in Ward 09

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Featured Tender: Eastern Cape

Contract Number:

MATAT/2020/2021-0054 – Matatiele Local Municipality – Readvertisement

Description:

Matatiele Local Municipality invites tenders for Construction of Mahangu Access Road and Bridge in Ward 09.

Category Industry
Infrastructure Road
Region Site Inspection
Eastern Cape 07 June 2021 at 09:00
Closing Date Contract Period
28 June 2021 at 10:00 No Details

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I am a content researcher who just started with Leads 2 Business in February this year, I work in the Daily Tenders South Africa department. I am a young vibrant lady who enjoys meeting new people and doing new things. I welcome challenges and always find new ways of doing things. I am a mum and I love spending time with my not so little, very talkative son.

27 Feb 2018

Featured Tender: Maintenance and renovations of administration block and classrooms at Botswana Public Service College

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Contract Number:

DJS/MTCBDF/152/2017-2018 – Botswana Defence Force

Description:

Tender offers are invited for 100% citizen owned contractors/companies for a works contract for the procurement of maintenance and renovations of administration block and classrooms at Botswana Public Service College.

Category:

Building

Industries:

Renovations + Institutional

Region:

Botswana

Site Inspection:

The pre-tender meeting and site visit are compulsory. A site visit/pre-tender meeting with representatives of the Procuring Department will take place at SSKB BDF CAMP, 94 CMR Offices on 01 March 2018 at 09:00 hours. Failure to attend a compulsory site visit will result in outright disqualification.

Closing Date:

13 March 2018 at 09:00 (Local Time)

Restrictions:

The Procuring Department is BDF, Corps of Engineers (94 Construction and Maintenance Regiment), Ministry of Defence, Justice and Security, Gaborone. This is an open Domestic Tender. Tenderers who are domiciled in Botswana must, in order to be considered for award of the contract, be registered with the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Board under Code: 01 – Building Construction Works and Maintenance. Sub-Code: 01 – Building Construction, Grade: OC. The electrical and mechanical sub-contractors proposed by the contractor should be registered with PPADB under Code: 04 Works and Maintenance, Sub-Code: 01 – Electrical and 02 Mechanical. Local Procurement Scheme Presidential Directive 19/B of 2013 will apply in this ITT. Youth and women-owned business to provide copies of ID certified by Omang Office. For people with disability, please provide an affidavit or any proof of disability. Presidential Directive 34 (h) of 2014 on Locally Manufactured Goods (LMG) will also apply. Bidders who are manufacturers/service providers or representatives of the required goods shall be given preference over distributors/agents. If representative please provide a copy of EDD certificate of the manufacturer represented. One (1) original tender offer plus two (2) copies should be enclosed in a sealed envelope must be clearly marked: “Tender No. DJS/MTC/BDF/152/2017-2018 – A Works Contract for the Procurement of Maintenance and Renovations of Administration Block and Classrooms at Botswana Public Service College” shall be hand-delivered to: The Secretary, Ministerial Tender Committee, Ministry of Defence, Justice and Security, Central Business District, Fourth Floor, Plot No. 54381, Square House, Phase 2. Gaborone. Tender offers submitted on the closing date shall be delivered to The Secretary, Ministerial Tender Committee, Ministry of Defence, Justice and Security, Central Business District, Eighth Floor, Plot No. 54381, Square House, Phase 2, Gaborone. The tender opening will take place immediately after closing time at 09:00 hours. The original must be marked “Original” and will be retained by MTC for reference purposes. Sealed tender offers must bear the names and returning addresses of bidders on the backside. The pre-tender estimate is BWP 955,194.24 with an estimated duration of 120 calendar days. (This is for guidance only, bidders may quote any amount but the award will be the lowest compliant bidder). This tender will follow a Single-Envelope System. The closing time for receipt of tender offers shall be not later than 09:00 hours on 13 March 2018; tender opening shall be carried on the same date at 09:00 hours in the presence of bidders wishing to attend at Ministry of Defence. Justice and Security, Central Business District, Eighth Floor, Plot No. 54381, Square House, Phase 2, Gaborone. Late tender offers will not be accepted.

 

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My journey at Leads 2 Business all started back in September 2014 as a content researcher in the Daily Tenders Africa Department. In March 2018 I was promoted to content researcher in the Private Project department. I am a fun loving, bubbly person and mom to a beautiful baby boy who is the absolute light of my life.