SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF MATERIALS FOR THE REHABILITATION OF ENTUMBANE HALL
City of Bulawayo wants materials to rehabilitate Entumbane Hall — 65 Nu-tech boards, 180 brandering lengths, 14 doors and frames, 15 mortice locks, 58kg of nails and screws and paint. Bids close 2 October 2026 at 11:45 CAT.
The City of Bulawayo is buying materials for the rehabilitation of Entumbane Hall, funded from a foreign grants account. The ceiling and partition work dominates: 65 Nu-tech boards at 3m × 1220mm × 6mm, 180 brandering lengths at 6m × 38 × 38mm, 55 cover strips at 6m × 40mm and 15 cornice lengths at 6m × 75mm. The joinery is 3 exterior flush doors at 2030 × 810 × 45mm, 6 double doors at 2015 × 1610 × 45mm complete with 3-lever mortice locks, 1 single steel door at 2010 × 819 × 45mm with a lock, 3 single steel door frames complete with steel doors, 1 double steel door frame with fan light at 2600 × 2800 × 230mm complete with doors, and 15 spare 3-lever mortice locks in blister packs. The fixings and finishing are 40kg of wire nails across 100mm, 75mm and 50mm, 20kg of drywall screws in 24mm and 18mm, 8kg of round head steel nails, 200 M8 × 50mm bolts and nuts, 5kg of 2.5mm Vitemax mild steel welding rods, 7 cutting discs, 5 table tops at 1830 × 910 × 19mm, 6 litres of wood glue, 20 litres of white gloss enamel and 2 litres of red steel primer. There are also 2 × 3m Trafford tiles listed as asbestos. Delivery is to Khami Road Main Stores within 7 days, with quotations valid for 30 days. The full tender document was not available to us — everything above comes from the published notice, so download the document from the source before quoting.
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