Matjhabeng Local Municipality Sample Clauses

Matjhabeng Local Municipality. The Scope of Work entails the following the Refurbishment & Upgrading of sanitation infrastructures that will cover the following: x The are eleven (11) Wastewater Treatment Works, only two (2) of which are fully operational and nine (9) requires refurbishment or upgrading. x The are fifty-seven (57) Sewer Pump Stations, and fifty-two (52) of which require immediate repair: and x There is total of twenty-five (25) areas or locations that covers a total distance of one thousand five hundred and forty-three kilometers (1,543 km) of sewer pipelines with various blockages and sewer spillages. Budget and prioritization of Projects The Programme had over seventy-eight (78) projects with an estimated budget of R2,5 billion and will call for fifty-nine (59) Contractors that should be implemented for the next four (4) years. The current total appointment is R626 million for both six (6) Sewer Network Contractors R314 million, two (2) Wastewater Treatment Works for a total of R240 million and (8) Pumpstations Contractors for R71,6 million. It should be noted that there will be additional appointments for an additional eighteen (18) Pumpstations will further increase the commitment from the current R626 million. The Municipality has further requested that the Department approve the procurement of the additional three (3) Sewer Network Contractors with an additional R149 million. Projected Cash Flow Year 2: 2023/2024- Budget: R80 million (under review) and Expenditure to date: R217 million The current Appointments: Total = R626 million for 14 Contractors and is divided as follows: x R314 million for Network- for the initial six (6) x Sewer network Contractors x R71,6 million for 8 Contractors of the eight (8) x Pumpstations x Recent Appointments made in September: two (2) x WWTWs = R240 million x Tenders at Procurement Stage: three (3) x Sewer Networks and eighteen (18) x Pumpstations The approved budget for 2023/2024 is R80 million and that had prompted the prioritization of the projects that was conducted on 30 May 2023 with Matjhabeng Local Municipality and the Department of Water and Sanitation Region Office as follows: x Year 1 (2022/23 Sept 2022 to Apr 2023) the procurement of the PSPs was activated and the procurement for the contractors commenced. x Year 2 (2023/24) an average of twenty-nine (29) projects are to be activated xxxxx the priority and implementation plan. The projects will increase to thirty- four (34) Projects based on the urgent and critical pro...
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Matjhabeng Local Municipality. The Vaal and Sandvet Rivers are the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Nala Local Municipality The Vaal River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Dikgatlong Local Municipality The Vaal River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Tsantsabane Local Municipality The Vaal River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Gamagara Local Municipality The Vaal River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Xxx Xxxxxxxx Local Municipality The Vaal River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Gasegonyana Local Municipality The water is distributed by means of boreholes in the Municipality. Khai-Ma Local Municipality The Orange River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Nama-Xxxx Local Municipality The Orange River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Phokwane Local Municipality The Harts River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Vaal Central Water provides treated bulk water to the Free State and Northern cape Municipalities, from the regional water treatment works: x Matjhabeng, Nala and Maquassie Hills (Magalies Water) LMs treated water comes from Balkfontein and Virginia Water Treatment Works. x Dikgatlong, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxxxx and LMs treated water from Vaal Gamagara Water Treatment Works.
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Matjhabeng Local Municipality. The Vaal and Sandvet Rivers are the major sources of raw water for this Municipality. Nala Local Municipality The Vaal River is the major sources of raw water for this Municipality.
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