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Advertised by the Corporation TENDER INVITATION Reference is made to the following tender that have been advertised by the Corporation 1. PROVISION OF CLEANING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES AT CORPORATION PREMISES AND FACILITIES - TENDER NO. WUC 079 (2020) 100% Citizen owned Companies registered with PPADB in Code 132 - Cleaning Services, Sub-code 01 - Building cleaning services (including windows, carpets and others). A compulsory site visit for WUC 079 (2020) shall be held as follows: NB: THE SITE VISIT DATES HAD BEEN CORRECTED AS FOLLOWS: Southern Region Item Management Centre Date Time Venue 1 Head Office 08/02/2021 8:30 Head Office (Sedibeng House) 2 Gaborone Management Centre 09/02/2021 8:30 Gaborone Water Works 3 Mochudi Management Centre 10/02/2021 09:30 Mochudi Water Works 4 Lobatse Management Centre 11/02/2021 8:30 Lobatse Water Works 5 Kanye Management Centre 12/02/2021 8:30 Kanye Water Works 6 Molepolole Management Centre 15/02/2021 8:30 Molepolole Water Works 7 Tsabong Management Centre 16/02/2021 8:30 Tsabong Water Works 8 Ghantsi Management Centre 17/02/2021 8:30 Ghantsi Water Works Northern Region Item Management Centre Date Time Venue 9 Francistown Management Centre 19/02/2021 8:30 Francistown Water Works 10 Masunga Management Centre 22/02/2021 8:30 Masunga Water Works 11 Kasane Management Centre 23/02/2021 8:30 Kasane Water Works 12 Letlhakane Management Centre 24/02/2021 8:30 Letlhakane Water Works 13 Selibe-Phikwe Management Centre 25/02/2021 8:30 Selibe-Phikwe Water Works 14 Palapye Management Centre 26/02/2021 8:30 Palapye Water Works 15 Mahalapye Management Centre 01/03/2021 8:30 Mahalapye Water Works 16 Serowe Management Centre 02/03/2021 8:30 Serowe Customer Service Center 17 Maun Management Centre 03/03/2021 8:30 Maun Water Works The price for the above tender shall be P1,500.00 (Non-refundable) Specifications for these tenders shall be obtained by visiting web address https://www.wuc.bw/wuc-tenders-new Bidders are to process payment on the website. Online documents will be available for purchase as from 02nd February 2021 Tenders should reach this office not later than 14:00 hours on 11th March 2021 at which time public opening of the tenders will commence. Tenders should be hand delivered in sealed envelopes and clearly marked with the tender numbers and addressed to; The Corporation Secretary Water Utilities Corporation Sedibeng House Office No. 208/2 Plot 17530 Luthuli Road Old Industrial Site Gaborone Telephone enquiries: Senior Manager - Supply Chain at 360 4408 Senior Buyer at 360 4455 .
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