Opportunities

Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.

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Opportunityclosed public procurement process
Ongoing
Thubelisha Homes

Tenders that have reached their closing date and are no longer accepting submissions. These are available for public review to ensure transparency in the procurement process.

Who it is for:
stakeholders, researchers, and bidders seeking historical procurement data
How to act on it:
Visit the Department of Human Settlements tenders portal and access the 'Closed' section
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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Opportunitypublic communication channel
Ongoing
Thubelisha Homes

Individuals and organisations can contact the Department of Human Settlements for general inquiries, support, or to report fraud and corruption related to tenders and procurement activities.

Who it is for:
members of the public, bidders, suppliers, and stakeholders
How to act on it:
Email info@dhs.gov.za or call 080 014 6873 during business hours; report fraud via 080 070 1701
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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Opportunityofficial reference document
Ongoing
Thubelisha Homes

An online version of the official Human Settlement Book, a reference document summarising the legislative, policy, and strategic framework governing human settlements in South Africa.

Who it is for:
policymakers, planners, academics, and professionals in urban development
How to act on it:
visit the Publications section of the DHS website and download the document
Opens: 20 Jun 2023
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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Opportunitypublic information resource
Ongoing
Thubelisha Homes

An informative booklet produced by the Department of Human Settlements that explains key housing programmes, eligibility criteria, application processes, and contact points for citizens seeking housing assistance.

Who it is for:
citizens applying for housing, beneficiaries of housing schemes, community workers
How to act on it:
visit the Publications section of the DHS website and download the document
Opens: 06 Oct 2023
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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Opportunityinformational publication
Ongoing
Thubelisha Homes

A monthly newsletter published by the Department of Human Settlements that provides updates on housing policies, programmes, events, and initiatives across South Africa.

Who it is for:
members of the public, housing beneficiaries, stakeholders in human settlements
How to act on it:
visit the Publications section of the DHS website and download the document
Opens: 26 Jun 2024
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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Opportunitylegal and procedural guide
Ongoing
Thubelisha Homes

A document outlining procedures, rights, and responsibilities related to rental housing disputes, intended to assist tenants and landlords in resolving conflicts under the Rental Housing Act.

Who it is for:
tenants, landlords, rental agents, and legal practitioners involved in rental housing matters
How to act on it:
visit the Publications section of the DHS website and download the document
Opens: 23 Jan 2024
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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A practical guide offering advice on how to maintain and care for residential properties, aimed at helping homeowners preserve their homes and extend their lifespan.

Who it is for:
homeowners, tenants, and residents in formal and informal settlements
How to act on it:
visit the Publications section of the DHS website and download the document
Opens: 09 Mar 2024
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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A comprehensive report detailing national housing assistance programmes, including funding mechanisms, target groups, implementation status, and outcomes across provinces.

Who it is for:
government officials, researchers, NGOs, and civil society organisations involved in housing development
How to act on it:
visit the Publications section of the DHS website and download the document
Opens: 07 Sept 2023
Collected 28 Jun 2026
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