SABOL BOLD Workshop

The South African node of the International Barcode of Life (SABOL) is organising a webinar about the new BOLD version 5 and a workshop on the new BOLDconnectR. The BOLDconnectR workshop has limited space, a maximum of 25 people, and should have basic knowledge of R. This comes at an opportune time as this year ...

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Listed on: 23 July 2026

Service provider for water treatment facility work

NZG576/2026 Bid document Request for bids for the appointment of a turnkey service provider to assess the existing filtration system, provide a feasibility/design solution, and implement either repairs or a new turnkey filtration/water treatment system at the National Zoological Garden, Pretoria. Compulsory b...

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Listed on: 2 June 2026

Service provider for building extension design

Q11322/2024 Bid document The appointment of a multidisciplinary team, with a consulting engineer as the principal agent, for the design of the biobank building extension at the National Zoological Garden in Pretoria. Submission of proposals Proposals must be emailed to N.Giyama @N.Giyama@sanbi.org.za&nbs...

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Listed on: 18 March 2025

Service provider for security guarding services

Q11317/2025 Bid document Appointment of a service provider to provide security guarding services for the National Zoological Garden in Pretoria for a period of two (2) months. Submission of proposals Proposals must be emailed to S.SCM-Quotations@sanbi.org.za with a copy to Ms. Tryphina Lubisi T.Lubisi...

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Listed on: 12 March 2025

Service provider to redevelop website

Bid document Q11375/2024 Appointment of a service provider for the redevelopment of the National Zoological Garden website. Submission of proposals Proposals must be emailed to Ms. Anathi Mbadlaa.mbadla@sanbi.org.zaand copy S.SCM-Quotations@sanbi.org.za  Application process Download the relevant...

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Listed on: 11 March 2025

DID YOU KNOW?

Vulture

Did you know vultures feed on carrion (dead carcasses) and do not kill their own prey? Their feet are weak and better suited to walking on the ground than to picking up prey