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.
Public access to ward and planning information for areas within the municipality from 2005 to 2010, useful for research and historical context.
Suppliers can access an online Request for Quotation Application managed by Supply Chain Operations. They can view active quotes and download related technical and support documentation.
Residents and businesses can register a profile on the eServices portal to receive accounts by email, print account copies, and view account details for any linked account. This service replaces the older eAccounts system.
Residents can download municipal forms online for various administrative purposes such as applications, licenses, and permits.
With over 100 kilometers of coastline, the public can check the current water quality of beaches in the eThekwini region to assess swim safety.
The public can view recent vegetable and fruit market prices reported by the Durban Fresh Produce Market. This helps consumers and traders track market trends.
The public can access drinking water quality statistics from eThekwini Waterworks, boreholes, and the distribution system to monitor safety and performance.
Residents can find information about indigenous plants suitable for gardens in the eThekwini region, promoting sustainable landscaping.
Access ward and planning data for eThekwini areas from 2011 to 2016, supporting long-term development analysis.
This programme fosters collaboration between the eThekwini Municipality and key organisations such as ABSA, Deloitte, First National Bank, and others to enhance support for SMMEs through coordinated initiatives, shared resources, and capacity-building.
Individuals receive technical and soft skills training to start income-generating businesses in arts and crafts. The programme includes access to markets, finance, and ongoing mentorship, with opportunities to exhibit internationally through sister city networks.
Empowerment workshops and professional business advice are provided to SMMEs in rural and township areas of EThekwini to improve their access to information and business development support.
