Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
Showing opportunities with a recorded closing date that has not passed. Choose another status to browse historical records.
A form made available by Prince Albert Municipality for lodging an appeal in a land use matter, listed under the Land Use and Zoning document browser.
Town planning by-laws made available for public reading under the Land Use and Zoning document browser.
Zoning scheme maps made available for viewing under the Land Use and Zoning document browser.
An online tool for browsing, searching, filtering and sorting the municipality's Land Use and Zoning documents.
The water purification plant in Leeu-Gamka is undergoing upgrades to improve water quality and system reliability. This phase is part of the second phase of the water and sanitation improvement programme.
A new 1 megalitre dam is being constructed in Leeu-Gamka to improve water storage capacity and reliability during droughts. The project is part of a larger water and sanitation upgrade programme.
Residents are encouraged to assist in maintaining safety by staying alert and reporting any suspicious behaviour to the South African Police Service (SAPS). This is a civic responsibility promoted by the Prince Albert Municipality.
Residents and businesses can contact the emergency waste management line for urgent assistance with waste collection issues, illegal dumping, or hazardous waste disposal. The service is available 24 hours a day.
Residents can report urgent waste management issues at any time through a 24/7 emergency contact line provided by the municipality.
The Prince Albert Municipality provides monthly Water Quality Reports for the fiscal year 2025/26, which are publicly accessible through their online document browser. These reports cover data from January through December and are updated regularly.
Residents can participate in a monthly forum to discuss concerns, proposals, and feedback directly with the mayor, councillors, municipal officials, and government representatives.
Residents can attend monthly sessions called 'Ncokola noSodolophu' to engage directly with the Mayor, discuss community issues, and receive updates on local services and projects.
