Fax No: (017) 826 0577 7.
Fax Number: (017) 632 1395 9.
Contact Person : Ms TA Sibanyoni, Ms Sophie Masanabo, Ms.
Boardroom, Building No.
Alternatively send a request to tthobela@mpg.gov.
For administrative purposes the database for initial registration shall remain open until 08 June 2009. Thereafter the businesses may update on a quarterly basis. Late registrations will only be considered during the next quarterly updates, which will be end of September or end of December 2009 and end of March 2010. This must be kept in mind when attaching tax clearance certificates. Once a tax clearance has expired, the supplier's registration will be deactivated until such time that a new valid tax clearance has been submitted.
The application forms are free of charge. Suppliers should take note of the special conditions indicated in the application forms in order to ensure successful registration.
In order to give all prospective suppliers of goods and services an equal opportunity to do business with the Department of Culture, Sport and Recreation, the department hereby invites suppliers of goods and services to register their businesses in the department's database, the database registration shall remain open until 03 July 2009.
Ref: RTT/DB/09 3.
There is confidence across the continent and the world, not least from leading football officials, that South Africa will meet the standards set by FIFA to host a memorable, world-class event.
This phase involved the selection of host cities and stadiums . Host city agreements were signed; these are contracts between host cities and FIFA to govern cities' obligations and rights in hosting the World Cup. Legislation was also adopted to deliver the guarantees required.
Across the Government, extensive strategic and project planning culminated in the submission of project plans to the National Treasury. On the basis of business cases from cities and national departments, funding was allocated. Projects were integrated in a 24-point project plan, and capacity and structures for management and coordination were put in place.
Then the development of stadiums and transport infrastructure began - as well as host city projects, the revamping of the major airports and the development of sections of the road network.
The second phase began in January 2007. It involves the implementation of all the 2010 FIFA World Cup projects.
In the post-tournament phase, the government will review the tournament and its impact.