Maintenance to Aeronautical ground lighting system at Mthatha airport for a contract period of 36 months.
Eastern Cape Transport has issued a tender for maintenance of the aeronautical ground lighting system at Mthatha airport, running for 36 months. The published record names the asset to be kept in service, the length of the contract and the sector it falls under. Little else about the assignment appears in the fields available. The tasks involved, how often attention is required, the standards to be met and the size of the contract are all absent, so a bidder has only the title as a statement of what is wanted. The notice does not say what the maintenance covers, what a bidder must demonstrate or submit, what the deliverables are, or what the contract is worth.
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