Award record
Maboka Contractors
Maboka Contractors appears on 3 published South African public-sector award notices, across 2 buying entities. This is the public record — contracts awarded without a published notice appear nowhere.
Who appoints them
The entities that have appointed Maboka Contractors most often. If you supply the same work, these are the buyers whose tenders are worth watching.
- Matatiele Local Municipality2 awards
- Elundini Local Municipality1 award
Contracts won
Matatiele Local Municipality
Elundini Local Municipality
Matatiele Local Municipality
Open tenders from the buyers that appoint Maboka Contractors
Still open for submission, from the same entities in this award record. If this company is the incumbent, these are the contracts you would be bidding against them for.
- MATAT/2026/2027-04Matatiele Local Municipality · closes 21 Sept 2026
- MATAT/2026/2027-02Matatiele Local Municipality · closes 21 Sept 2026
- MATAT/2026/2027-03Matatiele Local Municipality · closes 21 Sept 2026
- MATAT/2026/2027-01Matatiele Local Municipality · closes 21 Sept 2026
- CLEANING OD STORM-WATER PIPES OVER A PERIOD OF 12 MONTHSMatatiele Local Municipality · closes 25 Sept 2026
- SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR ENVIRONEMENT AND WASTE UNIT.Matatiele Local Municipality · closes 25 Sept 2026
Common questions
- How many government tenders has Maboka Contractors won?
- Maboka Contractors appears on 3 published South African award notices, across 2 different buying entities. This counts awards that were published by the buyer — contracts awarded without a public notice do not appear anywhere in the record.
- Which department appoints Maboka Contractors most often?
- Matatiele Local Municipality, with 2 published awards. A supplier that repeatedly wins from one entity usually knows that buyer's specifications and submission requirements well, which is worth knowing before you bid against them.
- Why are no contract values shown?
- The published award values in this dataset are unreliable — some records carry figures larger than the national budget, which are data errors rather than real contracts. Rather than repeat a number we cannot stand behind about a named company, we show only what is verifiable: which contracts were awarded, by whom, and when.
- How do I compete for work like this?
- Start with the buyer, not the supplier. Look at which entities appoint this company, then watch those entities' tenders and make sure your compliance documents — CSD registration, tax clearance, B-BBEE, CIDB grading where it applies — are current before the tender you want appears.
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Sort my CSDCompiled from award notices published by South African organs of state. Supplier names are recorded as the buyer published them and several spellings of one company are treated as one. Awards published without naming a supplier are not included, so this is the public record rather than a complete account of every contract awarded.