SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF FURNITURE AT THE NATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE
ZESA Holdings wants furniture for its National Training Centre — 120 Pergola dining chairs, 20 executive chairs, 12 Lovelace chairs, dining and boardroom sets, sofas, bar stools and wallpaper installation across 20 lines. Bids close 17 September 2026 at 09:00 CAT.
A full furnishing contract for the ZESA National Training Centre, running to twenty lines and covering dining, lounge, boardroom and event furniture. The dining side is the largest: 120 Pergola dining chairs, 12 Pergola slatted dining tables, 8 six-seater dining tables, and lump sum lines for 10-seater dining tables with chairs and a further six-seater set. The lounge and office lines are 20 executive chairs, 12 Lovelace chairs, 2 leather sofas, 4 accent chairs, 2 occasional chairs, 8 bar stools, 2 Graham tables, a coffee table, a side table and a sideboard. Event furniture appears as lump sums: conference chairs and tables, cocktail tables and chairs, cross back chairs and tent tables, and two lots of boardroom furniture. One line is not furniture at all — supply and installation of wallpaper, cladding, wall art and wall hangings. Seven of the twenty lines are lump sums with no quantities, so a large share of the contract cannot be sized from the listing. Several items are named by what look like supplier range names — Pergola, Lovelace, Graham — which may or may not be available to you. This is competitive bidding with a one-year delivery period and 60-day bid validity, so expect a substantial submission. The full tender document was not available where we read this, so download it from the source before quoting.
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Last checked against the publisher on 15 Sept 2026, 15:07.
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