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Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency tenders

1 open on eTenders on 18 October 2026. 149 finished tenders on record: 6% cancelled, and the winner published for 0%.

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on eTenders
149
Finished tenders
all years on eTenders
6%
Cancelled
Typical public entity: 15%
0%
Winner published
Typical public entity: 24%

Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency cancels below the typical public entity. A cancelled tender means the work you put into the bid is lost.

Open tenders from Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency

Provision of safety and security at water world fun park for a period of three (3) months
NOTICE 11 OF 2026 · Request for quotation
Kugompo, Eastern Capepublished 16 Oct
Eastern Cape16 Oct23 Oct · 5 days

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Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency: tenders answered

How many tenders does Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency have open?

1 on National Treasury's eTenders portal on 18 October 2026. The next to close is “Provision of safety and security at water world fun park for a period of three (3) months” (NOTICE 11 OF 2026), on 23 Oct.

How often does Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency cancel tenders?

6% of its 149 finished tenders on eTenders were cancelled; the typical public entity cancels 15%. Counts from eTenders on 12 October 2026.

Does Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency publish who won?

On eTenders it published the winner for 0% of its finished tenders (typical public entity: 24%).

How do I register as a supplier with Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency?

Register on National Treasury's Central Supplier Database (CSD) first; every public buyer checks it. Some buyers also run their own supplier portal on top of the CSD.