Government Catering Contract in Mpumalanga – Black-Owned Businesses Apply Now

Closing: 10 Feb 2026 | Value:

The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure in Mpumalanga is seeking Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for government events and meetings. The contract includes the provision of meals, snacks, and beverages for various occasions. B-BBEE Level 1-2 compliance is a priority to promote economic empowerment. Deliveries required on a scheduled basis starting in November 2025.

New Catering Opportunity for Black-Owned Businesses in Northern Cape

Closing: 2 Feb 2026 | Value:

The Northern Cape Department of Social Development is seeking Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for community events and workshops in the region. The contract emphasizes B-BBEE Level 1-2 compliance and offers a steady income stream for local suppliers. Deliveries required on a bi-weekly basis starting in November 2025.

New Government Catering Opportunity in Mpumalanga – Black-Owned Businesses Apply Now!

Closing: 6 Mar 2026 | Value:

The Department of Public Works is seeking Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for official government events and meetings in Mpumalanga. This opportunity is open to B-BBEE Level 1-2 compliant businesses to support economic empowerment and local suppliers. The contract requires flexibility, quality, and timeliness in delivering a range of catering options. Apply today to showcase your culinary skills and grow your business in the catering industry.

New Government Catering Tender in Mpumalanga – Black-Owned Businesses Wanted

Closing: 9 Feb 2026 | Value:

Mpumalanga Economic Development and Tourism is looking for Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for a series of provincial events and conferences. The contract requires high-quality meals, impeccable service, and adherence to B-BBEE Level 1-2 standards. Successful bidders will have the opportunity to showcase their culinary skills and grow their businesses in partnership with the government.

Government Catering Contract for Small Businesses in Western Cape – Black-Owned Suppliers Wanted

Closing: 25 Feb 2026 | Value:

The Western Cape Provincial Government is seeking Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for government events and meetings in the Western Cape region. The contract requires fresh, locally-sourced meals and snacks for up to 100 attendees per event. B-BBEE Level 1-2 suppliers are encouraged to apply for this lucrative opportunity to showcase their culinary expertise and support community empowerment through sustainable food practices.

New Catering Contract Available for Black-Owned Businesses in Durban

Closing: 30 Mar 2026 | Value:

The Department of Social Welfare is seeking Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for community events in Durban. The contract includes preparing and delivering meals for up to 500 attendees. B-BBEE Level 1-2 suppliers are encouraged to apply to support economic empowerment and community development. The selected vendor must adhere to strict hygiene and quality standards. Deliveries to begin in November 2025.

New Catering Opportunity in Mpumalanga – Calling Black-Owned Suppliers Now

Closing: 19 Feb 2026 | Value:

The Mpumalanga Department of Health is seeking Black-owned catering businesses to provide meal services for patients at various healthcare facilities across the province. This contract presents an excellent opportunity for local suppliers to showcase their culinary expertise while supporting community health initiatives. B-BBEE Level 1-2 compliance is preferred. Delivery expected to commence by December 2025.

New Government Catering Tender in Limpopo – Black-Owned Suppliers Needed

Closing: 10 Feb 2026 | Value:

The Limpopo Department of Education is seeking Black-owned SMEs to provide catering services for school events, including sports days, graduations, and teacher workshops. The contract prioritizes B-BBEE Level 1-2 suppliers to promote economic empowerment within the community. Successful applicants must ensure high-quality food, timely delivery, and adherence to health and safety regulations. Opportunity for growth and partnership with the education sector.