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The Council for Geoscience's Analytical Services laboratory now offers testing and calibration services that meet internationally recognised standards for technical competence and reliability. Clients can rely on accurate, consistent, and globally comparable results for applications in mining, environmental monitoring, resource management, and scientific research.
The public is invited to share their personal experiences of the seismic event through an online questionnaire provided by the Council for Geoscience. This helps gather data on how the event was felt across different areas.
The public can share their personal experiences of the seismic event through an online questionnaire provided by the Council for Geoscience. This helps collect data on how the event was felt across different areas.
The public is invited to share their firsthand experiences of the seismic event through an online questionnaire. This helps the Council for Geoscience gather data on how the event was felt across different areas.
The public can share their personal experiences of the seismic event through an online form provided by the Council for Geoscience. This helps gather real-time data on how the event was felt across different areas.
The Council for Geoscience now offers analytical services through its laboratory that are accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 international standard. This means clients can access testing and calibration services that are technically competent, impartial, consistent, and produce accurate and reliable results recognized globally.
Suppliers can register on the Council for Geoscience's e-Procurement Portal by providing their CSD MAAA number, South African company registration or ID number, banking details, ownership information, and a copy of their BBBEE certificate or sworn affidavit. After submission, the CGS Supply Chain Management team will review the application.
Suppliers can register on the Council for Geoscience's new e-Procurement Portal to gain access to procurement opportunities, manage their supplier information, and submit responses to Requests for Quotation electronically.
This is an active open tender issued by the Council for Geoscience for a panel of diamond drilling service providers. The panel will augment CGS drilling capacity as and when required for three years. Bids are open from 11 September 2026 until 5 October 2026 at 11:00, with a non-compulsory Microsoft Teams briefing on 22 September 2026.
This is an active open tender issued by the Council for Geoscience under reference CGS-2026-031F. It seeks a service provider for airborne hyperspectral surveys for two months, with bids due by 12 October 2026 at 11:00 and a non-compulsory Microsoft Teams briefing on 23 September 2026.
This is an active open-tender record issued by the Council for Geoscience. It seeks a service provider for ICT peripherals, devices and components on an as-needed basis for three years, with bids due by 23 October 2026 at 11:00.
This is an active open-tender record issued by the Council for Geoscience. It seeks a service provider to supply, deliver, install and commission a new automated thin section grinding machine, with a non-compulsory virtual briefing on 2026-10-01 and a tender deadline of 2026-10-16 at 11:00.
