Geohydrological Services for Storm-Damaged Schools

The South African government is inviting tenders for geohydrological professional services as part of the Storm Damaged School Programme. This initiative focuses on Jamela Primary School and Maahlemele Secondary School, both of which have suffered significant storm damage affecting their infrastructure and learning environments. The selected service provider will be responsible for conducting comprehensive geohydrological assessments to identify water-related issues, recommend mitigation strategies, and implement necessary interventions to restore the schools' functionality.

Key requirements include a thorough evaluation of soil and groundwater conditions, analysis of drainage systems, and the development of sustainable solutions to prevent future water damage. The successful bidder will collaborate closely with local authorities and educational stakeholders to ensure that all interventions comply with safety standards and enhance the resilience of the schools against future weather events. This project not only aims to restore educational facilities but also to contribute to the overall well-being of the community by providing safe learning environments for students.

Businesses with expertise in geohydrology, environmental engineering, and disaster recovery are encouraged to apply. This tender presents an opportunity to contribute to the restoration of vital educational infrastructure while promoting sustainable practices in the face of climate challenges.