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South African Police Service : Supply Chain Management Web Information: Reporting on Awarded Quotations Over the Value of R30 000 up to R500 000 SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE : SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT WEB INFORMATION: REPORTING ON AWARDED QUOTATIONS OVER THE VALUE OF R30 000 UP TO R500 000 NAME OF DEPARTMENT (DIVISION / PROVINCE): NORTH WEST PROVINCE REPORTING ON THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2015 ACQUISITION OFFICE QUOTATION QUOTATION CLOSING DATE B-BBEE STATUS LEVEL OF REFERENCE QUOTATION DESCRIPTION SUPPLIER NAME AWARDED TO TOTAL QUOTATION PRICE DIVISION NAME PROVINCE NAME CLUSTER NAME STATION NAME NUMBERING OF QUOTATION CONTRIBUTION NUMBER FITTING OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IN MAHOKENG INTERIOR CLEANONG 1 19/4/55/1 2015/05/08 3 R 83 500.00 R83 500.00 STATE VEHICLES PROJECTS NORTH WEST RUSTENBURG RUSTENBURG CLUSTER 2 19/4/56 2015/06/25 CARTRIGDES MAWELEDI TRADING & OLERETHA 3 R 41 380.00 R 41 380.00 NORTH WEST RUSTENBURG SUN CITY SAPS 3 19/4/56 2015/06/25 CARTRIGDES MAWELEDI TRADING & OLERETHA 3 R 6 125.26 R 6 125.26 NORTH WEST RUSTENBURG SUN CITY SAPS 11/1/3/1(2/15- CONFERENCE, ACCOMMODATION 4 2015/05/14 DROSTDY GUESTHOUSE 4 R 75 375.00 R75 375.00 16) & MEALS NORTH WEST PROVINCE HRD 5 19/4/56 2015/05/27 TONERS & DRUMS KRESMO TRADING CC 1 R 38 700.00 R38 700.00 NORTH WEST KLERKSDORP STILFONTEIN K9 6 19/4/56 2015/05/27 TONERS & DRUMS BIDVEST WALTONS 2 R 85 493.80 R85 493.80 NORTH WEST KLERKSDORP STILFONTEIN SAPS 7 19/4/2/1 2015/04/24 CONTAINERS KWIKSPACE 3 R 76 078.13 R76 078.13 NORTH WEST RUSTENBURG MOGWASE SAPS 8 19/4/56 2015/07/08 TONERS MOX TRADING 3 R 67 690.00 R67 690.00 NORTH WEST BRITS MOOINOOI SAPS MOKONE CLEANING 9 20/4/3/1 2015/07/08 CLEANING MATERIAL 3 R 40 715.00 R40 715.00 MAINTENANCE NORTH WEST BRITS MOOINOOI SAPS 10 19/4/56 2015/05/28 TONERS MARU A THABO 3 R 64 466.00 R64 466.00 NORTH WEST BRITS HARTBEESPOORT DAM 11 21/1/35/1 2015/02/20 GARDEN SERVICE MACHAVIE CONSTRUCTION 0 R 30 000.00 R30 000.00 NORTH WEST KLERKSDORP KHUMA SAPS RAMATLABAMA BORDER 12 19/4/56 2015/06/24 TONERS, CARTRIDGES THABZ & KHUMO TRADING 3 R 70 020.00 R70 020.00 NORTH WEST MAHIKENG POST MAHIKENG STOCK THEFT 13 19/4/56 2015/07/08 TONERS, CARTRIDGES FETOLANG TRADING 3 R 40 000.00 R40 000.00 NORTH WEST MAHIKENG UNIT MAKHANIKHE & UMUZI 14 19/4/56 2015/05/14 CARTRIGDES 3 R 44 600.00 R 44 600.00 INVESTMENTS NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM POTCHEFSTROOM SAPS MAKHANIKHE & UMUZI 15 19/4/56 2015/05/14 CARTRIGDES 3 R 36 515.63 R 36 515.63 INVESTMENTS NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM POTCHEFSTROOM SAPS 16 19/4/56 2015/04/23 TONERS & DRUMS JAARTS AGENCY 3 R 47 502.53 R47 502.53 NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM IKAGENG SAPS IRIS AND I CONSTRUCTION AND 17 19/4/56 2015/06/30 COMPUTER CONSUMABLES 3 R 65 300.00 R65 300.00 PROJECTS NORTH WEST PROVINCE PROV COMMUNICATION PHOKENG RADIO 18 19/4/2 2015/02/13 OFFICE FURNITURE O AND A TECHNOLOGIES 3 R 76 891.20 R76 891.20 NORTH WEST PROVINCE TECHNICAL PC FINANCE & ADMIN, 19 21/1/25 2015/08/11 SHIPMENT CONTAINERS KWANDILE CONTRACTORS 1 R 253 876.30 R253 876.30 NORTH WEST PROVINCE ROOIGROND OMF & INZALISO & OSULANI 20 20/4/8/1 2014/08/08 STATIONARY 3 R 40 143.00 R 40 143.00 CONSTRUCTION NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM POTCHEFSTROOM SAPS OMF & INZALISO & OSULANI 21 20/4/8/1 2014/08/08 STATIONARY 3 R 28 760.00 R 28 760.00 CONSTRUCTION NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM POTCHEFSTROOM SAPS OMF & INZALISO & OSULANI 22 20/4/8/1 2014/08/08 STATIONARY 3 R 3 696.00 R 3 696.00 CONSTRUCTION NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM POTCHEFSTROOM SAPS SKILPADSHEK BORDER 23 22/7/1 TOWING ZEERUST TOWING SERVICES 4 R 31 404.15 R31 404.15 NORTH WEST ZEERUST POST INSTAL ACCESS CONTROL AT 24 19/41/2 2015/07/20 WHITE EMALAHLENI 3 R 127 800.00 R127 800.00 WESPOL SQUARE NORTH WEST PROVINCE PC CRIME PREVENTION INSTALLATION ON BLINDS, 25 21/1/5 2015/07/22 PHURARA TRADING 3 R 35 000.00 R35 000.00 CONFERENCE ROOM NORTH WEST MAHIKENG MAHIKENG TTA 26 19/4/56 2015/05/14 TONERS UMUZI INVESTMENT 3 R 46 879.22 R46 879.22 NORTH WEST POTCHEFSTROOM POTCHEFSTROOM SAPS 11/1/3/1(187/15- ACCOMMODATION, MEALS & 27 2015/08/14 KOBO SEGOLE GUEST LODGE 1 R 187 250.00 R187 250.00 16) CONFERENCING NORTH WEST PROVINCE PROV HRD SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE : SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT WEB INFORMATION: REPORTING ON AWARDED QUOTATIONS OVER THE VALUE OF R30 000 UP TO R500 000 NAME OF DEPARTMENT (DIVISION / PROVINCE): NORTH WEST PROVINCE REPORTING ON THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2015 ACQUISITION OFFICE QUOTATION QUOTATION CLOSING DATE B-BBEE STATUS LEVEL OF REFERENCE QUOTATION DESCRIPTION SUPPLIER NAME AWARDED TO TOTAL QUOTATION PRICE DIVISION NAME PROVINCE NAME CLUSTER NAME STATION NAME NUMBERING OF QUOTATION CONTRIBUTION NUMBER 28 11/1/3 2015/08/18 HANDYMAN TRAINING PROTECH TRAINING 3 R 121 680.00 R121 680.00 NORTH WEST PROVINCE PROV HRD 29 21/1/11 2015/05/06 CLEANING MATERIAL TLHALEFELO NINETEEN 3 R 39 040.00 R39 040.00 NORTH WEST PUDIMOE PUDIMOE SAPS TOTAL EXPENDITURE R 1 905 881.22.
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