Geohydrological Services for Storm-Damaged Schools NEW

The Limpopo Public Works department is inviting tenders for professional geohydrological services aimed at addressing the water-related challenges faced by Lepono Secondary School and Mahlabezulu Primary School due to recent storm damage. The selected service provider will be responsible for conducting comprehensive geohydrological assessments, identifying potential risks, and recommending effective solutions to ensure the safety and sustainability of the school environments.

Key requirements include the ability to perform detailed site investigations, analyze hydrological data, and provide actionable reports that inform necessary remedial actions. The successful bidder will work closely with local authorities and school management to implement solutions that enhance the resilience of these educational facilities against future storm events. This project not only aims to restore normalcy but also to improve the overall infrastructure of the schools, thereby contributing to a better learning environment for students.

Businesses applying for this tender should have proven experience in geohydrology, particularly in educational settings or similar infrastructures. The project duration is expected to span from the assessment phase through to the implementation of recommended solutions, with a focus on timely completion to minimize disruption to school activities. This is an excellent opportunity for firms specializing in environmental services to contribute to community resilience and educational support.