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Tenders awarded

Bids Awarded January 2026

TENDER NR STATUS DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACT MONTHREPORTED SUPPLIER REPORTED AMOUNT P-F 02-2025  AWARDED Request for Proposals for the Revenue Generating And/ Or Enhancement Innovations At Risk For The City Of Ekurhuleni From Date Of Award Until 30 June 2035 Jan-26 Chartall Creations (Pty) ltd t/a Enigma Consulting Revenue P-F 02-2025  AWARDED Request for Proposals for […]
Roads

CITY INTENSIFIES ROAD REHABILITATION EFFORTS

The City of Ekurhuleni has ramped up the road rehabilitation programme, with patching of potholes  currently underway on Former Road in Anderbolt, Theron Road in Edenvale, and Fleming Road in Meadowdale. The initiative forms part of the City’s Fixing the Frontline Campaign, which aims to improve service delivery and ensure motorists travel on safe, and […]
Finance

Notice to all bidders!

We have recently been made aware of fraudulent activities targeting potential bidders. Scammers are impersonating City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) as officials and attempting to deceive suppliers into providing sensitive information or making fraudulent payments. The scammers are now cloning CoE employees email addresses to send request for quotations. Bidders are urged to be
Council EMPD

CITY CONFIRMS MMC FOR ROADS AND TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT IS MISSING FOLLOWING FLOODING INCIDENT IN MOZAMBIQUE

The City of Ekurhuleni confirms that the MMC for Roads and Transport Management, Cllr Andile Mngwevu, is currently missing following an incident in Mozambique, where a vehicle in which he was travelling was swept away by floodwaters. Based on information received through official diplomatic and security channels, the City can confirm the following facts known […]
Campaigns

LAND USE CONTRAVENTIONS

The City of Ekurhuleni is committed to building safe, well-planned, and liveable communities. This public awareness campaign informs residents about common land use, building control, and outdoor advertising contraventions, why compliance matters, and how the public can assist by reporting suspected non-compliance. Responsible development and lawful land use protect public