Supply and Delivery of ICMS Scanners with Maintenance.
Strategic Sourcing
In plain English
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development is purchasing seventy-five (75) ICMS Scanners with 3 years maintenance and support and a 5-year OEM warranty. Bidders must be accredited suppliers.
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The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has issued a tender for the supply and delivery of 75 ICMS Scanners. This project includes a 3-year maintenance and support plan, along with a 5-year Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) warranty starting from the delivery date. The work will be performed across three provinces. Bidders must provide pricing based on the specifications provided in the tender documentation. The contract aims to ensure the operational efficiency of scanning equipment within the department.
Full requirements
- Must be an accredited supplier for the specified scanners
Contact & how to apply
Name: Strategic Sourcing
Email: sourcing@justice.gov.za
Phone: 012-315-1187
How to apply: Bidders must complete the online pricing schedule for each of the three provinces and upload the documents to the National Treasury eTender Portal under Envelope 2 (Financial Proposal).
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