Airports Company of South Africa Tenders

This tender involves the refurbishment of passenger loading bridge wheels at OR Tambo International Airport, focusing on enhancing safety and reliability. Key requirements include the supply of new components and adherence to strict safety regulations.

This tender is for the maintenance of fire sprinkler systems, hose reels, and hydrants at Cape Town International Airport for a duration of 24 months. Key requirements include compliance with safety regulations and provision of qualified personnel.

This tender seeks a contractor for the preventative and corrective maintenance of the Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) at George Airport for a period of five years, ensuring compliance with aviation standards.

This tender seeks a service provider to revamp the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) website, enhancing functionality, modernizing design, and improving user experience while ensuring optimal search engine optimization (SEO).

This tender seeks quotations for the maintenance of baggage handling systems at Upington International Airport over a five-year period. Key requirements include regular servicing, repairs, and compliance with safety regulations.

This tender invites bids for a five-year contract for the maintenance of general mechanical systems at George Airport. Key requirements include a CIDB contractor grading of 4ME or higher and proven experience in similar projects.

Request for bids to provide comprehensive employee wellness services for a period of five years. The service includes psychosocial support, wellness campaigns, and executive health programs across multiple sites.

This tender seeks engineering services for the condition assessment of an LPG gas system and the installation of gas leak detectors at Cape Town International Airport. Key requirements include compliance with SANS standards and safety regulations.

This tender seeks an accredited contractor for the relocation of a 35-meter high mast and two electrical kiosks at OR Tambo International Airport. The project duration is expected to be three months, focusing on safety and compliance with relevant standards.

This tender seeks qualified contractors for the maintenance of fire systems at Bram Fischer International Airport over a 36-month period. Key requirements include compliance with safety regulations and a proven track record in fire system maintenance.