Appointment of Environmental Assessment Practitioner for Waste Licence Extension
Newcastle Municipality
In plain English
The tender is for the extension of a municipal landfill site licence. Eligibility requirements are not specified in the text.
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This tender is for the appointment of an Environmental Assessment Practitioner to manage the extension of a municipal landfill site licence. The project is issued by the municipality to ensure legal compliance for waste management operations. The work will take place at the designated municipal landfill site. The successful service provider will be responsible for all environmental assessments and licensing processes required to extend the site's operational life. The bidder must ensure all work is completed according to South African legal standards. The offer remains valid and binding from the closing date of the bid.
Full requirements
- Must maintain a valid physical address in South Africa for legal service.
Contact & how to apply
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