SUPPLY OF VMWARE SOFTWARE LICENSES FOR A PERIOD OF 36 MONTHS
Knysna Municipality is seeking a supplier of VMware software licences under a contract lasting 36 months. Beyond the title and that term, the published record carries almost nothing: it does not set out which licence products or editions are required, how many seats or units, whether support and maintenance are included, or how delivery, renewal and invoicing would be handled. No scope of work, specification, eligibility criteria, submission documents or evaluation approach appears. A bidder cannot tell from this material what would be assessed or what would have to be submitted. What the notice does not say is anything about the licences themselves, the deliverables, or the obligations a supplier would take on.
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T 31 of 2026/27