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Supplier Directory Consolidated.Xlsx LIST OF SUPPLIERS Number Company Name Business Type Product Type Location Mobile Telephone 1 NOGID (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 73100185 2 1 SEASON GREEN WORLD (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GABORONE 76757976 3 213 GROUP (PTY) LTD Services ICT TLOKWENG 71334238 3923054 4 213 GROUP (PTY) LTD Services Printing and Publishing TLOKWENG 72583637 3923054 5 213 GROUP (PTY) LTD T/A FLEETLINE SECURITY SERVICES Services Security Services TLOKWENG 71334238 3923054 6 213 GROUP (PTY) LTD T/A PLATINUM ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS Services Cleaning Services TLOKWENG 71334238 3923054 7 213 GROUP (PTY) LTD T/A RADIO TECH SOLUTIONS Services ICT TLOKWENG 71334238 3923054 8 23 DEGREE SOLUTION (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services PALAPYE 4920582 9 26 WEALTH TRADING (PTY) LTD Services Catering Services GABORONE 74055240 10 26 WEALTH TRADING (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 74055240 11 3 HONEYCOMB CHEMICALS (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Chemicals MOGODITSHANE 72510687 3911123 12 3D ENTERTAINMENT BOTSWANA (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 75826766 13 3D ENTERTAINMENT BOTSWANA (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 75826766 3101896 14 3-D LANDSCAPE (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GABORONE 76169159 3102041 15 3I GROUP (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 73214620 3190605 16 3RD DEGREE SECURITY (PTY) LTD Services Security Services GABORONE 71396785 3933824 17 4 HUX INVESTMENT (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services TLOKWENG 74475631 18 5AM HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD T/A EME-CONNECT Services Professional Services GABORONE 71992621 3974657 19 5TH ELEMENT (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GABORONE 72155938 3187930 20 A C POWER DESIGNER (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Electrical Products RAMOTSWA 72423978 21 A- LIST SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Security Services FRANCISTOWN 74847095 22 A RE BOLOKANENG INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services ICT MAHALAPYE 4712775 23 AA SECURITY (PTY) LTD Services Security Services TLOKWENG 71904668 3928607 24 ABAGOS (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services TONOTA 72449330 2485979 25 ABARI COMMUNICATIONS (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 76900066 3916104 26 ABE PROPERTIES (PTY) LTD T/A AFRICAN HOME AND RESTURANT Services Catering Services GABORONE 71300016 3909440 27 ABE'S FURNITURE AND JOBBING SERVICE (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Furniture GABORONE 71525773 3951046 28 ABE'S SEED (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services MASUNGA 71884857 29 ABIDING INVESTMENTS ( PTY) LTD Manufacturing Food SEROWE 71976608 30 ABIS CHEMICALS (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services MAUN 74169525 6800270 31 ABRIM RANGE INVESTMENT (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services SEROWE 76385350 32 ACADEMY OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD T/A ABM UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Services Professional Services GABORONE 72598154 3956887 33 ACCENTURE (BOTSWANA) (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 3659900 34 ACHANA INVESTMENTS(PTY) LTD T/A ACHANA SECURITY SERVICES Services Security Services GABORONE 75198424 35 ACHIEVEMENT ENTERPRISES (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 3924287 36 ACSIS (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 72615876 37 ACSIS (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services TLOKWENG 72297619 38 ACTIVE HOME INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services SEROWE 72928492 4635814 39 ACTS CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 3170886 40 AD CORE (PTY) LTD T/A VISUAL POWER Manufacturing Printing and Publishing GABORONE 3971897 41 ADAPT IT BOTSWANA (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 77451519 3167456 42 ADATECH HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Chemicals FRANCISTOWN 76683525 2420775 43 ADICENT ENTERPRISES (PTY) LTD T/A CHADO SECURITY SERVICES Services Security Services FRANCISTOWN 71456191 44 ADICENT ENTERPRISES (PTY) LTD T/A CHADO WEDDING DÉCOR & TENT HIRE Services Catering Services MATHANGWANE 71456191 45 ADIMA HIRE (PTY) LTD Services Engineering GABORONE 71300922 3913136 46 ADIMA HIRE (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 71300924 3913136 47 ADRO WORKS (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GABORONE 71696324 48 ADVANCED CHANNEL INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 71570388 49 ADVANCED NETWORK TECHNIQUES (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 73194898 3133709 50 AERO MAINTENANCE CENTRE (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 71731955 3960245 51 AETOS SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Security Services TLOKWENG 74555540 / 71574551 52 AFFELAY SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services MOLEPOLOLE 72669872 53 AFFELAY SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Security Services MOLEPOLOLE 73193526 54 AFLOTEK INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A PEOPLE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS Services Professional Services GABORONE 72107722 3924264 55 AFRESH INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A AFRESH ICTECH Services ICT FRANCISTOWN 2421818 56 AFRICAN STORM (PTY) LTD VELVET SOFT TOILET TISSUE Services Paper FRANCISTOWN 2403886 57 AFRICORNE CHEMICALS (PTY) LTD T/A BOKONE INDUSTRIES Manufacturing Construction Materials GABORONE 71632972 3903380 58 AFSTEREO BOTSWANA (PTY) LTD Services Printing and Publishing GABORONE 72332606 3957561 59 AGE AGO INVESTMENT (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GHANZI 72929246 6896548 60 AGILEUM (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 72894488 3161279 61 AGNEC INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Food OTSE 74228451 5337377 62 AGRIC FOUNTAIN (PTY) LTD Agricultural Produce Food GABORONE 74991565 3906775 63 AGRI-NET CENTRE (PTY) LTD Agricultural Produce Agricultural Produce TLOKWENG 76651802 / 72558592 64 AIM TARGET SECURITY (PTY) LTD Services Security Services MOLEPOLOLE 74917727 65 AJATEX (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services THAMAGA 72171497 66 AKXTREME INTERGRATES SERVICES(PROPRIETARY) Services ICT GABORONE 75966697/73303592 67 ALBERT JOHN MORAPEDI T/A NTSHWAILO SECURITY SERVICES Services Security Services GABORONE 71728691 3973633 68 ALCEDO INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services Engineering MOGODITSHANE 71517149 / 73610610 69 ALEP COMPANY (PTY) LTD T/A JAQUARE SECURITY Services Security Services GABORONE 72696056 3110920 70 ALERT GUARD SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Security Services FRANCISTOWN 71771221 2401299 71 ALEXANDER FORBES FINANCIAL SERVICES BOTSWANA (PTY) LTD Services Professional Services GABORONE 71305755 3651901 72 ALIABI HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD T/A MONATE WA TEMO MILLING Manufacturing Food MOLEPOLOLE 73458925 74185969 73 ALL - OWNED INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GABORONE 72925046/76524097 74 ALL EVENTS SECURITY SYSTEM (PTY) LTD Services Security Services GABORONE 72100668 72100668 75 ALL PRO (PTY) LTD Services ICT LOBATSE 73885050 5300231 76 ALL STYLES CATERING AND EVENTS (PTY) LTD Services Food GABORONE 71200063 3190807 77 ALLCLEAN CLEANING, CATERING SERVICES & SUPPLIES (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services MOCHUDI 71747886 3112569 78 ALLEHO BOTSWANA (PTY) LTD T/A ALLEHO SECURITY SYSTEMS Services Security Services MAHALAPYE 73893838 4740122 79 ALLIANCE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK (PTY) LTD BLU AVIATION AND SECURITY SERVICES Services Security Services MOLEPOLOLE 73881202 5907112 80 ALLIED ENGINEERING SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Engineering FRANCISTOWN 71808424 2404160 81 ALLIGIANT SERVICES (PTY) LTD T/A FRESH2GO PHIKWE PURE Manufacturing Food SELEBI PHIKWE 72631841 / 72631841 82 ALMAN METALS (PTY) LTD Services Metal PILANE 72777111 5729075 83 ALMAZ (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Electrical Products GABORONE 74875561 3901339 84 ALPHA ACCESS (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Products GABORONE 3102995/3102926 85 ALPHAET INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 72925092 3113603 86 AL-RAZI INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A PAK STEEL Manufacturing Metal GABORONE 3910215 87 AL-RAZI INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A PAK STEEL Manufacturing Construction Materials GABORONE 3910215 88 ALRE (PTY) LTD Services ICT GABORONE 7187863 89 ALUMINIUM SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD Services Security Services GABORONE 71870863 90 AMACHIMBOMBO SECURITY (PTY) LTD Services Security Services LOBATSE 73028849 91 AMAG GROUP (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Paper MAHALAPYE 72407985 92 AMANHLA (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services GABORONE 71131811 3901840 93 AMAZIA ENTERPRISES (PTY) LTD T/A AMAZIA SECURITY SERVICES Services Security Services GABORONE 2974512 94 AMAZING MGN HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD T/A AMAZING SECURITY Services Security Services MOGODITSHANE 71340244 3104091 95 AMO NOZZIE DEE INVESTMENT (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Furniture PILANE 77031903/ 71474379 5729146 96 AMOGELANG SORGHUM MILLING (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Food MMANKGODI 72162854 3969954 97 AMOS@ MOSS SAVE PTY (LTD) Services Security Services RAMOTSWA 77035317 / 73909005 98 ANACODAH SECURITY GUARDS (PTY) LTD Services Security Services JWANENG 5880256 99 ANBA INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A ANBA CHEMICALS Manufacturing Chemicals FRANCISTOWN 2413689 100 ANBA INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A ANBA CHEMICALS Manufacturing Cleaning Materials FRANCISTOWN 71313303 2413689 101 ANBA INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A ANBA CHEMICALS Services Chemicals FRANCISTOWN 2413689 102 ANDRIE BONOLO MOKOPAKGOSI T/A BLIND VISION Services Professional Services GABORONE 71777050 103 ANDRIE BONOLO MOKOPAKGOSI T/A BLIND VISION Services Professional Services GABORONE 71777050 3132858 104 ANDY BRAND (PTY) LTD Services Cleaning Services THAMAGA 75558843 105 ANGEL GUARDIAN SECURITY (PTY)LTD Services Security Services GABORONE 73871102 3938559 106 ANGELS ENTERPRISES (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Textile GABORONE 74801111 3971168 107 ANGIE FASHIONS (PTY) LTD Manufacturing Textile GABORONE 72102465 5390156 108 ANGIES DELIGHT (PTY) LTD Services Food MAHALAPYE 71613316 /71613316 109 ANGUS SECURITY SERVICE (PTY) LTD Services Security Services GABORONE 72291445 3931690 110 ANIBILAH INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD Services ICT MOLEPOLOLE 73358863 5910748 111 ANTHEM SECURITY
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