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Closes in 14 days · 5 October 2026

SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF 66KV OUTDOOR CURRENT TRANSFORMERS (350/1A), 66KV OUTDOOR POTENTIAL (VOLTAGE) TRANSFORMERS (66KV/110V), 11 KV SF6…

Reference: INF/CEE07/2026

  • Solplaatje Local Municipality
  • Northern Cape
  • Electrical Engineering

In short

Supply and delivery of new 66 kV Outdoor Current Transformers, 66 kV Outdoor Potential (Voltage) Transformers, 11 kV SF6 Gas-Insulated Three-Way and Four-Way Ring Main Units (RMUs), and 66 kV Outdoor SF6 Circuit Breakers for the Municipality's electrical distribution network. Equipment must be brand new, unused, of the latest proven design, manufactured to applicable IEC, SANS, and NRS standards, and suitable for South African environmental conditions. The successful bidder will supply, deliver, and offload equipment to the Municipality's designated stores or substation, including all standard accessories, routine and type test certificates, and technical documentation.

Buyer

Solplaatje Local Municipality

5 other open tenders from this buyer

Contact information

Contact person
Gorden Mathidibe

Key dates

Published
4 September 2026
Closing
5 October 2026at 10:00
Bid validity period
Not stated

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  • Local Content — Materials and products that must be sourced locally in South Africa.
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