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View all →Sale and Development of Erf 4020, Bryanston.
The City of Joburg Property Company invites proposals for the purchase and development of Erf 4020, located at 17 Kays Avenue, Bryanston. The property is 3,728 square meters, zoned as Municipal land, and recommended for residential development. The successful bidder must handle statutory approvals, including rezoning and environmental assessments, and cover costs related to service contributions. A non-compulsory site briefing is on 17 September 2026, with proposals due by 02 October 2026 at 10:30 AM.
Sale of Erf 34, City Deep Extension 1.
The City of Joburg Property Company invites proposals for the sale of Erf 34, located at 11 Angus Road, City Deep Extension 1. The property is 6,731 square meters and zoned as S.A.R. The successful bidder must handle all statutory approvals, including rezoning and environmental assessments, and comply with the City of Johannesburg Land Use Scheme of 2018. The bidder is responsible for costs related to external bulk service contributions. The property is vacant or illegally occupied, and the City will manage the legal process to vacate it. Proposals are due by 02 October 2026, with a non-compulsory briefing session on 10 September 2026.
Sale and Development of Property in Inanda.
The City of Joburg Property Company invites proposals for purchasing and developing a 1,487 square meter property at 58 Oak Road, Inanda. The site is zoned Residential 1, and the successful bidder must handle statutory approvals, including rezoning and building plans, per the City of Johannesburg Land Use Scheme of 2018. A formal sale agreement with JPC is required. A non-compulsory briefing session is on 16 September 2026, and proposals are due by 02 October 2026. The bidder is responsible for site development and statutory compliance costs.
Sale of Erf 1337 Parkmore, Johannesburg.
The City of Joburg Property Company invites proposals for the sale of Erf 1337, a 1,090m² residential stand at 26 Shandon Way, Parkmore, Johannesburg. The property includes a three-bedroom house and is zoned as Residential 1. The City will handle the legal process to vacate illegal occupants. The purchaser must manage statutory approvals, future development costs, and municipal service contributions. A compulsory briefing session is on 09 September 2026, with submissions due by 02 October 2026.
Sale of Erf 1177 in Parkhurst, Johannesburg.
The City of Joburg Property Company (JPC) invites proposals for the sale of Erf 1177 in Parkhurst, Johannesburg. The 495 square meter property is zoned Residential 1 and includes a dwelling in poor condition requiring demolition. The buyer must handle all statutory approvals, including rezoning and building plans, in compliance with the City of Johannesburg Land Use Scheme of 2018. A compulsory briefing session is on 11 September 2026, with the tender valid for 120 days post the closing date of 02 October 2026.
Development of Competency Framework for NRF.
The National Research Foundation (NRF) seeks a service provider to develop a competency framework and assessment tools. The project includes designing competency profiles, conducting skills audits, and creating assessment instruments. The provider will train staff and integrate the framework into HR systems. Work is at NRF offices in Pretoria or remotely, over 18 months. Deliverables include a competency dictionary, assessment tools, and training manuals, aligning with SAQA and SETA standards.
What you'll find on VUZA
VUZA pulls open tenders from the official eTenders portal and from roughly 90 separate municipal, metro, SOE and national-department sources, then puts them in one place you can search on your phone. Eskom posts on its own site, the City of Cape Town on another, a small Karoo municipality on a third. We check them daily and bring the open ones here. Browse them by sector, buyer or what's closing soon.
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