This tender seeks professional geohydrological services to assess and mitigate water-related issues at Nkota Secondary School and Mookotsi Primary School, following storm damage. Interested parties should have relevant expertise and experience in similar projects.
The South African government is inviting qualified professionals to provide geohydrological services as part of the Storm Damaged Schools Programme. This project focuses on Nkota Secondary School and Mookotsi Primary School, both of which have sustained damage due to recent storms. The selected service provider will be responsible for conducting thorough geohydrological assessments to identify water-related challenges and recommend effective solutions to ensure the safety and functionality of the schools.
Key requirements include a detailed analysis of groundwater conditions, potential flooding risks, and the development of mitigation strategies. The successful bidder will need to demonstrate prior experience in similar assessments and a solid understanding of the local hydrological context. The project aims to restore the educational environment for students and staff, ensuring that the schools can operate effectively and safely in the future. This initiative not only addresses immediate concerns but also contributes to long-term resilience against future storm impacts.
This tender is suitable for environmental consulting firms, geohydrologists, and engineering companies with expertise in water management and storm damage recovery. Businesses with a proven track record in educational infrastructure projects will find this opportunity particularly relevant.
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