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SCOPE :
-AMALINDA Eastern Cape Commercial
-ARLINGTON no 1 Eastern Cape Res Units, Town Houses, Group Houses
-ARLINGTON no 2 Eastern Cape Res Units, Town houses, Apartments, Retail/Creche
-HUNTERS RETREAT (Spar) Eastern Cape Existing Spar Upgrade
-HUNTERS RETREAT (Spar) Eastern Cape Commercial
-HUNTERS RETREAT (Units) Eastern Cape Res Apartments
-ALBUCA / STERLITZIA Eastern Cape Res Apartments
-MILKWOOD / WINTERHOEK Eastern Cape Res Apartments
-HERITAGE HILL erf 927 Gauteng Retail , Res Units
-HERITAGE HILL erf 1080 Gauteng Res Units
-HERITAGE HILL erf 1082 Gauteng Res Units
-HERITAGE HILL erf 1087 Gauteng Res Units
-OLIEVENZICHT (KOSMOSDAL) Gauteng Res Units, Res Apartments
-CARLSWALD 856 Gauteng Retail, Apartments
-CARLSWALD 90 Gauteng Res Units, Res Units
-CARLSWALD 98 Gauteng Res Units
-DRIEHOEK Gauteng Commercial, Apartments
-RANDJESPARK Gauteng Factory Retail
-MONTANA Gauteng Res Units, Res Apartments
-WATERKLOOF Gauteng Motor retail city, Storage Units
-WAVERLEY Gauteng Retail, Res Units Apartments
-POLOKWANE Limpopo Factory Retail
-POLOKWANE Limpopo Storage units
-POLOKWANE II Limpopo Shopping Centre
-DURBANVILLE Western Cape Upgrade of checkers
-SCHONENBERG Western Cape Res Units
-BAINSKLOOF Western Cape Hotel Units, Conference Centre & Chapel

SKILL BASE :
•Feasibilities – Kosmosdal residential development, Bloemfontein mixed use
•BOQ – Kosmosdal, Carlswald 98, Arlington No.1, Hunters Retreat (Spar, Schonenburg
•Tender documents - Kosmosdal, Carlswald 98, Arlington No.1
•Contract Administration – Heritage Hill 1082 & 1087, Milkwood, Bainskloof
•Project Administration - AMALINDA, ARLINGTON no 2, HUNTERS RETREAT (Commercial & Res Apartments), ALBUCA / STERLITZIA, CARLSWALD 856, 90, DRIEHOEK, RANDJESPARK, MONTANA, WATERKLOOF, WAVERLEY, POLOKWANE & DURBANVILLE

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