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Supply and delivery of cleaning material/detergents for a period 36 months

Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality invites bids for Supply and delivery of cleaning material/detergents for a period 36 months in KwaZulu-Natal. This tender closes on 27 Nov 2026.

⚠️ Compulsory briefing session — you cannot bid if you miss it. 2 Nov 2026 at online
Buyer Ethekwini Metropolitan MunicipalityProvince KwaZulu-NatalCategory Services: GeneralType —Delivery 166 K E Masinga Road (Formerly Old Fort Road)-Durban-KZN-4001

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37157-1S — Supply and delivery of cleaning material/detergents for a period 36 months

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Tender description

Supply and delivery of cleaning material/detergents for a period 36 months

Special conditions

-A COMPULSORY clarification meeting will be held online, at 10:00, on 2026-11-02. Bidders are required to send confirmation of attendance via email to Senzo Ngesi by no later than 16:00, on 2026-10-30. A link to the meeting will be sent via email on 2026-11-02, at 08:30. -All questions and answers will be consolidated and posted on eTenders/Municipal website by 2026-11-17. -Technical: Ringo Kanhai (t) 031-322 7773 Email: Ringo.kanhai@durba n.gov.za General: Senzo S. Ngesi (t) 031-322 8243 Email: senzo.ngesi@durban. gov.za

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