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Sanral awards R1.4bn Eastern Cape contracts, R3.8bn pending

27th September 2024

By: Irma Venter

Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor

     

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The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has awarded 12 road infrastructure contracts to the value of R1.4-billion in the Eastern Cape since the start of the 2024/25 financial year, with contracts worth an additional R3.8-billion expected to be awarded by the end of the year.

The awarded tenders include the construction of the R61 section between Luqoqweni and Bambisana, to the value of R174-million; the upgrading of the N2 section from Bloukrans to Storms River, to the value of R93-million; and the contract for slope stabilisation along the R61 section near Cofimvaba, to the value of R44-million – all awarded in mid-August.

“Furthermore, 24 tenders are in [the] evaluation stage and we anticipate these to be awarded in the last quarter of the year,” says Sanral southern region manager Mbulelo Peterson.

Contracts currently in the evaluation phase include the upgrading of the R61 sections from All Saints to Bhaziya and between Qumanco and Ngcobo; the upgrading of the Pikoli to Glenmore access road from the N2 intersection; and the upgrading of the R62 from Louterwater to Kareedouw.

These are anticipated to be awarded by end of this calendar year.

The southern region will be advertising a further 14 tenders with an estimated value of R1.2-billion over the next few weeks.

These include the contract for the upgrading of the R62 section from Joubertina to Louterwater; the upgrading of the N2 section from Mbokotwana River to Qumbu; and the widening of the N2 from Viedgesville to Mthatha to a double carriageway to ease traffic congestion in the Mthatha central business district.

Edited by Martin Zhuwakinyu
Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor

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