This tender seeks qualified service providers for horticultural services, including garden upgrades, irrigation repairs, and invasive plant control at designated magistrate courts over a 36-month period. CIDB grading of 4 SH or higher is required.
The Department of Justice is inviting tenders for the provision of comprehensive horticultural services at Vanderbijlpark, Sebokeng, and Meyerton Magistrate Courts. The scope of work includes the supply of horticultural materials, garden upgrades, repair of irrigation systems, and control of invasive plant species. The successful bidder will be responsible for maintaining the aesthetic and functional quality of the gardens, ensuring a pleasant environment for court users and staff.
This project spans a duration of 36 months, requiring a commitment to ongoing maintenance and management of the gardens. Bidders must possess a CIDB grading of 4 SH or higher, demonstrating their capability to handle the scale and complexity of the work involved. The tender emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices in horticulture, including the use of eco-friendly materials and methods for invasive plant control, thereby contributing to environmental conservation efforts.
By securing this tender, the selected service provider will play a crucial role in enhancing the public spaces of the magistrate courts, promoting a positive image of the justice system while ensuring compliance with maintenance standards. This opportunity is ideal for businesses specializing in landscaping, horticulture, and environmental management, looking to engage in long-term projects with public sector entities.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in horticultural services, landscaping, and environmental management, particularly those with experience in public sector contracts and a CIDB grading of 4 SH or higher.
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