Limpopo - Economic Development Agency
Appointment of a bidder to supply, deliver, configure and migrate servers at leda lebowakgomo office
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South Cape Tvet College
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Appointment of a service provider to supply and deliver computer hardware components at hessequa campus south cape tvet college.
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Alfred Duma Local Municipality
Servers
Notice no: q: corp. Serv. 2026/05- supply and deliver it equipment
Safety And Security Sector Education And Training Authority ( Sasseta)
Appointment of a panel of two ( 2) suitable service providers to supply, deliver, configure, support and maintain SASSETA s ICT Infrastructure: comprising but not limited to servers, switches, firewalls, Mobile UPS and related components from date of appointment until 31 March 2030 with an option to extend up to a maximum of five ( 5) years
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