Looking for partners to build network Infrastructure

senzo082

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Hello,

I have a wayleave to connect 18000 homes in tswaiing municipality, North West. The wayleave is approved for aerial infrastructure.
I am looking for a company to assist with this build, basically funding and construction.
 
What would the company "assist" with... if they fund and construct the entire project?
 
How did you get a tender without all the required resources to fulfill said tender? The best bet is probably contacting an FNO hoping they would assist.
 
Where did the OP say they got a tender?
Hello,

I have a wayleave to connect 18000 homes in tswaiing municipality, North West. The wayleave is approved for aerial infrastructure.
I am looking for a company to assist with this build, basically funding and construction.
Doubt OP is from an FNO so where else would they have gotten a contract like this?
 
Tell us you don't know what a wayleave is without telling us you don't know what a wayleave is. Cool. Got it.
Wayleaf accompanies tenders, this is only logical. I wouldn't want to march into a forum and go "hey I gotta tender but only want to be the middleman, who's gonna do the work for me". Nope. I would say " hey guys... so I got this wayleaf..."

And south Africans are g@tvol of this k@k

Op doesn't need to explain it, but it would be nice if he could prove me wrong.
 
Wayleaf accompanies tenders, this is only logical. I wouldn't want to march into a forum and go "hey I gotta tender but only want to be the middleman, who's gonna do the work for me". Nope. I would say " hey guys... so I got this wayleaf..."

And south Africans are g@tvol of this k@k

Op doesn't need to explain it, but it would be nice if he could prove me wrong.
Wayleaves do not go out on tender.

Across my decade+ at some of the biggest FNO's in the country I'd regularly have guys approaching me in the exact way the OP is doing.

****all tenders.

Sometimes we'd entertain them sometimes not depending on our build program.

FYI, as part of standard builds we would routinely tell a contractor to go and apply for a wayleave on their own. Less hassle for us.

But you guys know it all. Good for you.
 
Wayleaves do not go out on tender.

Across my decade+ at some of the biggest FNO's in the country I'd regularly have guys approaching me in the exact way the OP is doing.

****all tenders.

Sometimes we'd entertain them sometimes not depending on our build program.

FYI, as part of standard builds we would routinely tell a contractor to go and apply for a wayleave on their own. Less hassle for us.

But you guys know it all. Good for you.
This is interesting. So what would be the interest of the wayleaf-holder? Would it be at municipal level, complex level, etc?
 
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