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TENDERUpdated 4 days ago

UPGRADE OF THE HVAC AND EXTRACTION SYSTEM AT ATHLONE STADIUM THE TENDER.

The City of Cape Town has published an opportunity for mechanical work at Athlone Stadium, framed as an upgrade to the venue's air conditioning and extraction equipment. The classification is works, which points to installation activity carried out on site rather than the supply of goods or a professional service, though the notice itself goes no further than that. Anyone assessing fit has very little to work with: the material lists no plant, no schedule, no contract period, no value and no deliverables. The practical effect is that a bidder cannot judge from this record alone whether the job matches their capacity, and would need the full bid documents from the issuing body before deciding. The notice does not state the scope of work, the requirements a bidder must meet, the documents to be submitted, or the conditions on site.

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Key Information
Buyer
City of Cape Town
Location
South Africa
Status
Open
Deadline
Nov 26, 2026
Category
works
Reference
175630
Method
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Language
English
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Overview

104Q/2026/27