Supply, Delivery and Installation of Smart Meters for Eskom’s Gauteng Distribution Cluster — Full brief locked
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Supply, delivery and installation of smart meters for Eskom’s Gauteng Distribution Cluster on an as-and-when-required basis for 12 months. An official regret letter dated 29 September 2026 states that the tender has been adjudicated and identifies the successful suppliers.
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Published by ESKOMGautengBuyer reference: E2778DXGOU
Design, Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Rooftop PV Solutions for Single-Phase Customers (20–60 Amps) — Full brief locked
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Eskom’s E2392DXGOU procurement concerns capability to design, supply, install and commission complete rooftop photovoltaic solutions for single-phase customers with connections from 20 to 60 Amps. A published regret letter identifies the Gauteng Cluster and names successful suppliers; the current portal lists the opportunity as Published and active.
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Published by ESKOMGautengBuyer reference: E2392DXGOU
Supply, Delivery and Installation of 11 kV Aerial Bundle Cable and Associated Electrical Works, PRASA Gauteng — Full brief locked
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PRASA seeks a contractor to supply, deliver and install 11 kV aerial bundle cable and associated electrical equipment and works at stations, bridges and substations in its Gauteng rail network. The work includes underground cable, transformers, switches, arrestors, termination and support equipment, distribution lines, vegetation clearance and related installations.
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Published by Passenger Rail Agency of South AfricaGautengBuyer reference: RFQ 10375061
Electrical and energy infrastructure tenders cover systems that generate, distribute and manage power. Work can involve electrical networks, high-voltage equipment or transformer services. Generator and backup power systems have their own category, alongside solar and renewable energy projects.
This industry also includes metering, energy efficiency and public lighting. The categories distinguish network infrastructure from the systems used to measure consumption or manage energy use. Electrical businesses can use these groupings to find work aligned with their equipment and technical services.