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4.8 Fiji Additional Service Provision Contact List Fiji Additional Service Provision Contact List 4.8 Fiji Additional Service Provision Contact List Fiji Additional Service Provision Contact List Type of Service Company Location Physical Address Name Email & Website Phone Description of Services (s) Number Provided (office) & Fax Number Central Rentals Suva, 293 Vic Parade [email protected] (+679) Vehicle Rental Nasusori, 3311866 Latuoka http://www.central.com.fj/ (+679) 3311866 Angel Rental Cars Nadi Namaka Lane angelsrentalcars@gmail. (+679) 625- Vehicle Rental com 2575 http://www.angelsrental. (+679) 938- com.fj/ 8825 Classic Rental Lautoka https://www.facebook.com Vehicle Rental Cars /classicrentals Thrifty Car Rental Nadi http://www.thriftyfiji.com/ Vehicle Rental Avis n/a n/a [email protected] n/a Vehicle Rental 1. Nadi 1. 672 2. Port www.asco.com.fj 2233 Denar 2. 672 au 2233 3. Suva 3. 337 4. Nauso 8361 ri 4. 337 5. Labasa 8362 5. 881 5892 Hertz n/a n/a n/a n/a Vehicle Rental 1. Suva 1. 33809 2. Nadi 81 2. 99239 23 3. 67234 66 Budget n/a n/a [email protected] n/a Vehicle Rental 1. Suva 1. 33158 2. Suva http://www.budget.com.fj 99 Airport /locations.htm 2. 33158 3. Sigato 99 ka 3. 65009 4. Sherat 86 on Fiji 4. 67506 Resort 79 5. Port 5. 67508 Dener 88 au 6. 67246 6. Martin 79 ar 7. 67227 Nadi 35 7. Nadi 8. 66661 Airport 66 8. Lautoka 9. 66765 9. Ba 55 10. Labasa 10. 88119 11. Savus 99 avu 11. 88119 99 Taxi Ruwailevu 9932187 Taxi Company Matua Taxis Nadi 189 Mead Rd http://www.airportsfiji.com 3310697 Taxi Company SuvaPrinces Rd /nadi_aiport.php Temvuna Delana Taxis Suva 3323299 Taxi Company Bure Taxis Suva Prince Rd Temvuna 3321578 Taxi Company Suva Suva Suva n/a n/a n/a 3312100 n/a Taxi Company 3381433 3300139 3383199 Page 1 Tavarua Nadi n/a n/a n/a 6721350 n/a Taxi Company Taxi 6724125 6701098 Williams & 80-82 Harris Umendra Prasad, 3312633 Authorised Agent - Transport/Freight Shipping and Gosling Limited Road, P O Management 3300505 Forwarder Clearing Box 79, Accountant or Agents Suva Gina 9907813 99 Pickering Branch 99796 Manager Movements 9 Foater Phillip Bali, General [email protected] ad 3319476 Authorised Agent - Transport Shipping and International Fiji Road, Walu Manager or Elizabeth, [email protected] 3100271 /Freight Forwarder Clearing Limited Bay, P O Customer Service Agents Box 12158, Manager 9922626 Suva Freight Services 24-26 Adrea Vui, General jocelyn.lal@freight-services. 9992430 Authorised Agent - Transport Shipping and Fiji Limited Edindburgh Manager or Jocelyn com.fj /Freight Forwarder Clearing Drive, P O Lal, Sales Support Agents Box 14998, Suva Williams and Lautoka Lot 9 Royal Palm n/a http://www.wgfiji.com.fj/ 666 4090 n/a Freight Gosling Forwarding Agents Road, Navutu Fax: 666 3470 Williams and Suva 80-82 Harris Road, n/a http://www.wgfiji.com.fj/ 331 2633 n/a Freight Gosling Forwarding Agents Suva Fax:330036 7/ 3302106 Williams and Nadi Nadi Airport n/a http://www.wgfiji.com.fj/ 672 2855 n/a Freight Gosling Forwarding Agents Fax: 672 0047 Carpenters Suva 22 Edinburgh Drive, n/a m.narain.shipping@ 9996439 n/a Freight Forwarding Agents Shipping Suva carpenters.com.fj Fax: 3301572 http://www.carpship.com.fj Carpenters Lautoka 5-11 Naviti Street, Mr Anit Kumar http://www.carpship.com.fj 9996486 n/a Freight Forwarding Agents Shipping Lautoka Fax: 6664896 Pacific Suva Level 2, n/a [email protected] 3315444 n/a Freight Forwarding Agents Agencies Gohil Complex, Fax: 3301127 Toorak Road Pacific Lautoka 6 Sautamata n/a [email protected] 6660577 n/a Freight Forwarding Agents Agencies Street, Fax: 6662985 Lautoka Shipping Suva 25 High Street, n/a [email protected] 3305577 n/a Freight Toorak Forwarding Agents Services http://www.shipping Fax: 3301615 servicesfiji.com Shipping Lautoka Suites 3&4 Niranjan n/a [email protected] 6667677 n/a Freight Building, Forwarding Saku Lane, Agents Services http://www.shipping Fax: 6667813 off Marine Drive servicesfiji.com Campbell's n/a Rawa St., Suva n/a http://csship.com/ 3306329 n/a Freight Forwarding Agents Shipping Agency Fax: 3306363 Neptune Pacific Suva Ground Floor n/a CustomerService- 3304528 n/a Freight [email protected] Forwarding Agents Raymonds Building Fax: 330005 http://www.neptunepacific. 7 com Queens Wharf Road 3316360 Neptune Pacific Lautoka Ground Floor n/a CustomerService- 6651244 n/a Freight [email protected] Forwarding Agents Raymonds Building Fax: 6650663 http://www.neptunepacific. Queens Wharf Road com Page 2 Carpenters n/a 46 Matua Street, n/a n/a (679) 331 Supplier of building and industrial Handling Hardware 3155 contracting materials, including Equipment Walubay general hardware, plumbing, floor Fax: and wall tiles and domestic and industrial electrical products (679) 330 0694 (679) 331 4480 Manubhai n/a n/a n/a [email protected] 3384300 Handling Hardware & Building Materials - Equipment seven outlets in Fiji (R.C. Manubhai & http://www.rcmanubhai.com. 6724777 Co. LTD.) fj/ (Ba, Suva, Nadi, Tavua, Raki Raki, Fax: Valelevu, Labasa) 3382655 3724700 Vinod Patel n/a 1 Ratu Dovi Rd, n/a [email protected] (679) 339 Hardware retailer and exporter Handling 3111 Equipment Laucala Beach Estate, http://www.vinodpatel.com.fj Fax: (679) Centerpoint, Suva 334 0255 GMR n/a n/a George Muhammad [email protected] 341 0155 General Hardware, TImber, Handling Spareparts, Equipment (G.M.R. www.gmr.com.fj Fax: 341 Muhammad 0943 Merchants, Importers & Exporters, Wholesalers & Sons LTD) and Retailers Janty Kanvan Suva Karsanji Street, Amit Prasad Sales [email protected] (679) 33813 Photocopying Paper, Coloured Printer and Vatuwaqa, P O Box Representative 00 Boards/Papers, Lever Arch Files, Stationary 1430, Suva VIIP Cards and Manilla Folders Retailer Janty Bondwell Suva 7 Moti Street, Suva or Angeline csales2.suva@bondwell. (679) IT Equipment and Consumables IT Equipment P O Box 565, Suva Chand, Sales com.fj 3385530 and Supervisor Consumables Consumables Fax: 3370809 Graphic Suva 81 Amy Street, Dennis Fong, Director [email protected] acc (679) 33139 IT Equipment and Consumables IT Equipment Equipment Limited Toorak, Suva or P O [email protected] 66 and Box 1215, Suva Consumables Fax: 3303041 Communications Suva 237 Laucala Bay Mick Cornish, [email protected] (679) 33092 IT Equipment and Consumables IT Equipment Technologies Ltd Road, Suva or GPO Managing Director 05 (679) 330 and - COMTECH Box 139 Suva 9263 Consumables Fax: 3309232 Small Medium Suva 18 Gardiner Road, P Alfred Peckham, [email protected] (679) 99230 IT Equipment and Consumables IT Equipment Business O Box 17956, Suva Managing Director 57 and Solutions Ltd Consumables Hanua Suppliers Nabua Room 4, Nands Mall Tevita Suraki, [email protected]. (679) 94771 IT Equipment and Consumables IT Equipment Plaza, 550 Ratu Mara Director or Elizabeth fj; info@hanuasuppliers. 21 (679) 773 and Road, Nabua or P O Fatiaki, com.fj 0727 (679) 7 Consumables Box 4547, Samabula Administration 477121 Pro Design Suva 83 Amy Street, Rohit [email protected] Fax Conference Images Toorak, Suva Prasad Director 3317134 /School Bags, T-shirts (Promotional Items) Stayin' Alive Fiji Suva 8 Herrick Place, Horace Gock [email protected] (679) 99923 Printer Conference Service Street PO Director Conan Conan Gock g82generis@y 47 (679) 972 /School Bags, Box 861, Suva Gock ahoo.com.au Horace - 2409 T-shirts Stayin Alive (Promotional Fax: Items) [email protected]> 3270300 Sharon Swann sharonno8@ hotmail.com Vernon Thomas vernon_blakelock@ yahoo.com Kriz Signs (Fiji) Ltd Vatuwaqa P O Box 4550, Suva Sylvia Chetty, [email protected] (679) 99275 Commercial Artist, Designer, Sign Conference or 72 Millet Road, Off Manager Accounts 77 Writer /School Bags, Viria Road, Vatuwaqa /Admin T-shirts (Promotional Items) Ibbtidah Media Samabula P O Box 3742, Mushtaque Basha, [email protected] (679) 92005 Printer - Freelance Media Service Conference Samabula Manager 36 and Advertising /School Bags, T-shirts (Promotional Items) Page 3 Best Promotions Nabua 41 Amy Street, Suva Hasmat Ali, aliz. (679) 93744 Trading Company Conference or P O Box 133, Nabua Director or bestpromotions@unwired. 79 (679) 998 /School Bags, Atish Kumar com.fj 5100 T-shirts (Promotional Items) RJS Breakers (Fiji) Suva 10 Raojibhai Patel Dilen Shantilal [email protected] n/a Manufacturer Conference Street, P O Box /School Bags, 14457, Suva T-shirts (Promotional Items) Duncan Industrial Suva 4 Ackland Street, Haung Long-Tai, [email protected] (679) 94517 Manufacturer Conference Co. Ltd Vatuwaqa, Suva or P Director or Haung 37 /School Bags, O Box 5083, Raiwaqa Chuang-Hui, T-shirts Manager of Sales (Promotional and Marketing Items) Quality Print Suva 188 Foster Road, Sushil Maharaj - [email protected] (679) 99925 Printers Printers Limited Walu Bay, Suva P O Director 93 Box 1343, Suva [email protected] Aman Chand - Sales Representative Star Printery Ltd Suva 60 Carpenters Street, Sandeep Chauhan, [email protected] (679) 70721 Printers Printers Raiwai, Suva Managing Director 08 Telecom Fiji Ltd Suva Ganilau House, Mark Albert [email protected] n/a Manufacturer Telephones Edward Street, Private Mail Bag, Suva Key Account Manager Gurbachan Singh Suva Lot 1 Kaua Road, Jasveer Singh, [email protected] (679) 33452 Manufacturer Water Tanks Tyre Centre & Laucala Beach Estate, Director 41 (679) 334 Industries Ltd - Suva or P O Box 689, 2376 trading as Jacks Suva Tyre Centre Mob: (679) 9 927470 or (6 79) 9927471 Rotomould Group Lautoka Lot 1 Wairaubetia Rakesh Prasad, prasadrakesh@connect. (679) 90955 Manufacturer, Trading Company, Water Tanks of Companies Road, Velo Velo, General Manager or com.fj 70 (679) 999 Retailer Lautoka or P O Box Prakash Chand, 0670 5077, Lautoka Director Citilion Electrical Suva Lot 1 SSM Quarters 2, Seg Rajan Mani n/a (679) 99561 Electrical Electrical Services Luke Street, Nabua, P Goundar, Director 68 Company O Box 514, Nabua, Suva Safety Electrical Nabua 6 Luke Street, P O Hemendra Prasad, [email protected] (679) 33841 Electrical contractor Electrical Services Ltd Box 604, Nabua Managing Director 29 3384442 Company R C Manubhai & Suva 3 Carpenter Street, Shiran Weerasinghe shiran@[email protected] (679) 99993 Retailer - Hardware Company Hardware Co.
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