SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF CORPORATE WEAR AT HWANGE POWER STATION
Zimbabwe Power Company wants corporate wear for Hwange Power Station — 19 men's 3-piece suits, 7 women's tailored suits, blazers, chinos, cargo pants, shirts, shoes, belts, socks and jeans across 22 lines — within 7 days. Bids close 10 September 2026 at 17:00 CAT.
A full corporate wardrobe for staff at Hwange Power Station, running to 22 lines and roughly 250 garments. The formal wear is the bulk: 19 men's 3-piece suits and 7 slim-fit tailored women's suits, 19 men's formal slim business shirts and 7 women's button-down blouses, 13 men's navy blue cotton blazers and 6 women's, plus 13 men's long sleeve shirts and 6 women's short sleeved. The smart-casual half is 13 men's and 6 women's relaxed fit chinos, 13 men's and 6 women's carbon grey cargo pants, 13 men's slim jeans, 6 women's stretch skinny jeans, 13 men's presidential shirts and 19 unisex short sleeve t-shirts. Accessories complete it: 13 pairs of men's classic lace-up oxford formal shoes, 6 pairs of women's flat leather penny loafers, 13 men's and 6 women's genuine leather belts, 13 pairs of men's cotton socks and 6 pairs of women's no-show socks. The counts repeat at 13, 6, 19 and 7, which reads as two staff groups. What is entirely missing is a size breakdown — you cannot make or buy 250 garments without one — along with colours for most lines and any branding or embroidery requirement. Delivery is to Hwange within 7 days, which is very short for an order of this size. The full tender document was not available where we read this, so download it from the source before quoting.
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