Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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Registered suppliers can access the eThekwini Vendor Portal Database to check the status of their applications, manage their profiles, and receive updates on compliance and monitoring activities.
Individuals who collect recyclable waste can sell it at designated Buyback Centres across eThekwini. These centres serve as hubs for informal waste pickers and reclaimers to monetise their collected materials.
Residents can drop off recyclable materials at designated Community Drop Off Centres managed by local groups such as Keep Hillcrest Beautiful. These sites help support local recycling efforts and community cleanliness.
Residents may dispose of garden waste and unwanted household items at one of the many DSW Garden Refuse Sites located throughout the eThekwini area. These sites are free and open to the public.
Residents and visitors can report any faults or disruptions related to electricity supply in their area.
Residents can report when there is no water supply in their area due to maintenance or failure.
The public can provide feedback on services and experiences with the municipality.
Members of the public can report suspected fraud or corrupt activities within the municipality.
People can report problems with refuse collection, blocked drains, or uncollected garbage.
Individuals can report water leaks to help prevent waste and ensure efficient water management.
The branch undertakes the survey of features and their attributes for Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The Land Surveying Branch conducts topographical surveys to create plans showing existing features of an area. These plans are used by engineers, planners, and architects as a basis for design work.
