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Mandeni Local Municipality 18 ILANGA LANGESONTO • MARCH 17, 2019 Classifieds Tel: (031) 334 6777 Fax: (031) 337 9821 / www.ilanganews.co.za 7000 Fillers 2150 Health & Beauty 2160 Herbalists 2160 Herbalists 2160 Herbalists 2160 Herbalists CLASSIFIED INDEX 1000 DOMESTICS 1010 Births 1030 Weddings 1050 Special Greetings 1060 Deaths 1070 Sympathy 1080 Funerals 1090 Memorial Services 1110 Thanks 1500 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1510 Birthday Greetings 1530 Missing/Found 1540 Monumental Masons 1550 Personal 1560 Valentine's Day Greetings 1570 Christmas Greetings 2000 SERVICES 2010 Legal Services 2030 Building Services 2040 Business Services 2050 Catering & Functions 2060 Cleaning Services 2080 Creches 2100 Funeral Parlours 2120 For Hire 2140 Hairdressers 2150 Health & Beauty 2160 Herbalists 2170 Loans & Investments 2200 Personal Services 2230 Repair Services 2240 Roofing & Paving 2250 Security Services 2260 Stokvels 2270 Tuition Courses 2500 SALES 2570 Building Materials 2590 Cellphones 2640 General Sales 2650 Household 2720 Sports & Hobbies 3000 FARMING 3010 Farm Implements/Machinery 3040 Livestock/Poultry 3060 Farms/S'Holdings for Sale 3500 BUSINESS 3510 Agencies 3520 Business Equipment 3530 Business for Sale SERVICES 3540 Business Opportunities 3550 Comm Premises to Let 3560 Comm Premises for Sale 2010 Legal Services 3570 Indust Premises to Let 3580 Indust Premises for Sale 3590 Vacant Comm/Indust Land 4000 ACCOMODATION 4010 Bed & Breakfast 4020 Duplexes/Simplexes to Let 4030 Flats to Let 4040 Gdn Cottage/Flatlet to Let 4050 Houses to Let 4060 Holiday Guide MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 4070 Rooms to Let 4080 Rooms Wanted The Mandeni Municipality, an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer 4090 Wanted to Rent herewith invites applications from suitably qualified and competent persons 4500 PROPERTY for appointment to the following position within the Department of Community 4510 Duplex/Simplexes for Sale Services and Public Safety. 4520 Duplex/Simplexes Wanted 4530 Flats for Sale SUPERINTENDENT TRAFFIC OFFICER 4540 Flats Wanted to Buy APPLICANTS LIVING WITH DISABILITY ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY 4550 Houses for Sale Salary Notch: R352 480.32 • Salary Scale: R352 480.32 - R457 558.08 p.a. 4560 Houses Wanted to Buy (Task Grade T14) • Ref No. PN 18/2019 4570 Land for Sale 4580 Land Wanted to Buy Minimum requirements: • Grade 12 plus National Diploma in Traffic Officers (NQF Level 6) • Vehicle and driver’s licence Examiner’s Certificate (Grade A) 4590 Timeshare • Valid driver’s licence Code EC • 3 - 5 years’ relevant experience. 5000 MOTORING 5010 4x4s Duties, skills and competencies: Please visit website at www.mandeni.gov.za for duties, skills and competencies. 5020 Caravans 5030 Cars Wanted Benefits: All standard Municipal fringe benefits which inter-alia includes a 5040 Commercial Vehicle/Trucks housing subsidy, medical aid, travelling allowance and pension fund would be applicable to the above post. 5050 Heavy Duty Vehicles 5060 Motorcycles Enquiries must be directed to: Mrs. N.W. Ntuli (Manager: Human Resource and 5070 Servicing & Spares Council Support), tel. (032) 456 8200. 5090 Used Bakkies Please forward your application form and full CV with photocopies of 5100 Used Cars Certificates, quoting the relevant reference number to: Human Resources, P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or hand-deliver to: Mandeni Local Municipality, 5500 EMPLOYMENT 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni. 5540 Vacancies 5550 Part-Time CLOSING DATE: 22 MARCH 2019 AT 12H00. 6000 NOTICES Faxed and e-mailed applications will not be considered. If you do not hear 6010 Religious Notices from us within 30 days of the closing date consider your application as 6020 Estates unsuccessful. Application forms are available on the Mandeni Municipal 6040 Municipal Notices website: www.mandeni.gov.za or at any Municipal building. 6050 Public Notices NB: The Municipality is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. 6060 Sale in Execution The municipality reserves the right not to make appointments. No canvassing of Councillors or Officials concerned is allowed as that may lead to the automatic 6070 Tenders disqualification of the candidate. 6080 Auctions 7000 Fillers S.G. KHUZWAYO: MUNICIPAL MANAGER www.thecandocompany.co.za 44126KZN www.ayandambanga.co.za Classifieds ILANGA LANGESONTO •MARCH 17, 2019 19 2160 Herbalists 0050 Public Notices INTENTION TO AWARD: KWAZULU-NATAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT COST CENTRE KWADUKUZA Contract No. Description Award To B-BBEE POINTS LEVEL Betterment and Regravelling on District Road D1575 Between Strichcode ZNT373T/3/C2930/017/S/1/2018-2019 Chainage 0.00km to 1.50km in Construction 1 100.00 the Ndwedwe Local Municipality - (Pty) Ltd Ndwedwe Area Office PLEASE NOTE Any appeals regarding the above should be lodged within 5 days from this date 17th March 2019 in terms of the KwaZulu- Natal Procurement ACT, 2001 (ACT NO 3 OF 2001) Your attention is drawn to section 21 and 22 of the aforementioned act for the grounds of appeal, determining whether an appeal is frivolous, vexatious or without merit and the possible order of costs. The address provided for the lodging of appeals is: THE CHAIRPERSON TENDER APPEALS TRIBUNAL PRIVATE BAG X9082 PIETERMARITZBURG 3200 FAX: 033-342 4238 72412/P 4070 Rooms to Let 0050 Public Notices TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL SERVICES INTENTION TO AWARD Contract No. Description Recommended Recommended B-BBEE Preference Contractor Amount Points ZNT373T/ Construction of New Sheshile R 2 398 441.42 Level 1 51.64 C253/1819/SW/561 Gravel Road on P483 Construction and Services ZNT373T/ Construction of New Qinitau Civil R 1 900 084.73 Level 1 94.25 C253/1819/SW/562 Gravel Road on P565/ (Pty)Ltd P37 ZNT373T/ Construction of New Andinolwa R 2 314 323.58 Level 1 56.14 C253/1819/SW/563 Gravel Road on P41 Trading and Projects (Pty)Ltd Bidders are advised that any appeals regarding award of this contract(s) must be directed to Treasury House within 7 days as from the date of this advert or can be faxed / hand delivered to: TREASURY HOUSE Address: 145 Commercial Road, Pietermaritzburg, 3201 Fax: (033) 342 4238 72404/P Tel: (033) 897 4200 VCTVCT,, RapeRape CrCrisisisis General Counselling éDumbe Local Municipality 23 Stratford Road TENDER NOTICE Warwick Junction COMPLETION OF KWAGEDLASE COMMUNITY HALL éDumbe Municipality hereby invites experienced and suitably qualified contractors to tender for the 031 2029132 following MIG Project for 2018/19. 031 2024968 CONTRACT DETAILS SCM REF. NO. CIDB GRADE SITE INPECTION TIME ProjectProject ofof COMPLETION OF KWAGEDLASE EDUMT02/2018/19 4GB 10H00 LifeLineLifeLine COMMUNITY HALL DurbanDurban TENDER DOCUMENTS Isaziso sinikezwa ngezinhlelo ezahlukene zokugunyazwa kwemvelo (EA) ngokwemigomo ye-NEMA EIA Tender documents will be available for collection from the éDumbe Municipality’s Cashier at (8 Disemba 2014) njengoba kuchitshiyelwe kanye nokugunyazwa kokusetshenziswa kwamanzi (WUA) Paulpietersburg Offices from 09h00 on the date of site-briefing upon payment of a non-refundable ngokweSigaba 40 soMthetho kaZwelonke wamanzi (iNWA, 36 ka-1998 ): amount of R678.95 per document. You have to first reserve the document by emailing to Notice is hereby given for multiple applications for Environmental Authorisation (EA) in terms of the NEMA EIA Regulations (8 December 2014) as amended and Water Use Authorisation (WUA) in terms of Section 40 of the National [email protected]. Closing date for reservation is Wednesday, at 20 Mach 2019 at 12h00. Water Act (NWA, 36 of 1998): Mr Bonisani Buthelezi will then respond with your unique reference to use to make payment at the bank. Please keep your deposit slip as a token for document collection. uMnyango Wezokuthutha eKZN (DoT) uhlongoza ukwakha nokuthuthukisa lezi zakhiwo ezilandelayo The KZN Dept. of Transport (DoT) propose to construct and upgrade the following structures: COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTIONS: Project Name Co-ordinates It will be held at eDumbe Municipality, 10 Hoog Street, Paulpietersburg (éDumbe) on Friday, 22 March Brenda Road Culverts 27°22’42.69”S; 30°56’58.27”E 2019. Prospective bidders are required to bring their bid documents to the site inspection for signing by P303 Road and Structures 27°24’43.15”S; 30°41’54.68”E the Engineer. The proceedings of site visit will be discussed on the collective site briefing at 10h00 I-KZN DoT iphakamisa ukwakhiwa kwama-culverts amabili eBrenda Road nokwakhiwa / ukuthuthukisa izakhiwo ezine kumgwaqo u-P303, ongaphansi koMasipala waseDumbe, kuMasipala wesifunda saseZululand. Returnable’s: All returnable documents will be contained in the relevant tender document. Ukugunyazwa Kwezemvelo ngokusebenzisa Inqubo Yokuhlola Eyisisekelo kuyadingeka ukuba kugcwaliswe noma kususwe impahla endaweni engaphezu kwe-10m3 ngaphakathi kwendawo ehamba amanzi, ukugcwalisa Duly completed tender documents sealed in an envelope marked “the tender number and the project okungaphezu kwa-10m3 ngaphakathi kwendawo egeleza amanzi ngaphakathi kwa-5km endaweni evikelekile, nokudilizwa kwezakhiwo ezikhona ezizothuthukiswa. Ukugunyazwa kokusetshenziswa kwamanzi kuyadingeka name” are to be placed in the tender box at the reception of éDumbe Local Municipality, 10 Hoog street, ngokweSigaba 21 (c) & (i) se-NWA nganoma imuphi umsebenzi ozoshintsha imibhede, amabhange, nokugeleza Paulpietersburg 3180. kwemithombo yamanzi kuhlanganise nemisebenzi ephakathi kwa-500m. Abantshisekelo nabathintekayo abafisa ukwazi okwengeziwe ngenqubo bamenywa ukubhalisa nomuntu oxhumana naye ngezansi ezinsukwini Admin Bid enquiries Mr. Bonisani Buthelezi 034 995 1650 ezingu-14 zalesi sikhangiso.
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