North West Provincial Treasury requires a qualified service provider to conduct a comprehensive financial viability assessment of the Mmabana Arts Culture and Sports Foundation and formulate actionable strategic initiatives to restore financial health and ensure long-term financial sustainability.
The North West Provincial Treasury invites proposals from qualified service providers to undertake a comprehensive financial viability assessment of the North West Gambling Board (NWGB) and develop specific strategic initiatives to improve its financial health and ensure long-term financial sustainability.
Provision of financial advisory services, preparation of annual financial statements (AFS) in compliance with GRAP, and audit support services for Mamusa Local Municipality for a period of 36 months.
Mamusa Local Municipality invites tenders from experienced service providers for the compilation, updating, and maintenance of a GRAP-compliant movable and immovable asset register for a period of 36 months.
Public entities procure audit, accounting, actuarial, treasury, banking, insurance brokerage and debt-collection services under the PFMA and MFMA, typically through RFPs and multi-year panels. Most require professional-body registration (SAICA, IRBA, ASSA, FSCA licensing), CSD registration, tax compliance and a B-BBEE certificate or affidavit. SOEs and development finance institutions such as the DBSA and Land Bank publish here too. TendersHQ consolidates all of them and summarises the requirements so you can qualify in minutes. North West tenders come from the provincial departments, district municipalities such as Bojanala and Ngaka Modiri Molema, local municipalities including Rustenburg and Madibeng, and the platinum mining sector. Municipal services, roads, water, health and mining-related services are common, and many mines run local procurement programmes for host communities.
