Panel for External Quality Assurance Reviews.
Phumla Ndaleni
In plain English
The tender is for appointing a panel of service providers to conduct external quality assurance reviews for Eastern Cape provincial government institutions. Eligibility requirements are not specified in the text.
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The Eastern Cape Provincial Government is seeking to appoint a panel of service providers to perform external quality assurance reviews. The work will take place across various provincial government institutions within the Eastern Cape. The contract is set for a duration of thirty-six months, with a potential extension of twenty-four months. The primary deliverable is the professional assessment and review of quality standards for these government departments.
Full requirements
- Must provide evidence of relevant project track record
- Must provide contactable professional references
Contact & how to apply
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