Track Record
RATHE CONSULTING has a proven track record with 8 awarded contracts in South Africa, Africa.
The company's expertise covers both governance and public administration and transport and logistics. Their portfolio includes service contracts (7) and consulting engagements.
Their areas of specialization include logistics and freight, reflecting a diverse technical capability across multiple disciplines.
These contracts have been sourced through eTenders South Africa.
Notable Contracts
South Africa contract award (governance & public sector): The appointment of a service provider. By Financial Intelligence Centre. Awarded to RATHE CONSULTING.
— Financial Intelligence Centre
South Africa contract award (governance & public sector): The Road Accident Fund (RAF) wishes to appoint a. By Road Accident Fund. Awarded to Rathe consulting.
— Road Accident Fund
National Research Foundation South Africa: Provision of diversity. Services contract awarded, governance & public sector. Awarded to RATHE CONSULTING.
— National Research Foundation
Key contracting authorities
- Financial Intelligence Centre
- Road Accident Fund
- National Research Foundation
- Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)
- Transnet National Ports Authority
Frequently asked questions about RATHE CONSULTING
Who is RATHE CONSULTING?
RATHE CONSULTING is a public-sector contractor based in South Africa with 8 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across South Africa.
How many public contracts has RATHE CONSULTING won?
RATHE CONSULTING has won 8 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory.
What sectors does RATHE CONSULTING work in?
RATHE CONSULTING is most active in governance and public administration and transport and logistics.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to RATHE CONSULTING?
RATHE CONSULTING's most frequent contracting authorities include Financial Intelligence Centre, Road Accident Fund and National Research Foundation.
Where does BidsFactory get RATHE CONSULTING's contract history?
Data is aggregated from eTenders South Africa and refreshed every 6 hours.