DUBE TRADEPORT (PTY) LTD
Management in Durban

King Shaka International Airport has established itself as one of Africa’s preferred passenger and cargo airports. DTPC is committed to expanding direct international connectivity to Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, and has an attractive airline route development support programme. Examples of the diversity of Dube TradePort business opportunities include infrastructure development, environmental services, administration, agricultural services, logistics and export/import services, and other professional services. The purpose of centralising government’s supplier database is to reduce duplication of effort and cost for both supplier and government, while enabling electronic procurement processes. The CSD furthermore verifies supplier information with the register for tender defaulters and database of restricted suppliers, and verifies South African identification numbers with the Department of Home Affairs. Suppliers or prospective suppliers should ensure that they are registered on the database. It is important that suppliers read such tender adverts carefully and comply with their requirements in all respects, inclusive of deadlines, deposit payments, briefing session attendances and the accurate completion and supply of all documentation, such as original certificates and returnable materials. It is necessary for prospective suppliers to respond to Requests for Quotations and/or Tenders in order to qualify for consideration. South Africa remains ready and open for business despite challenges Africa News: In addition to its financial sector, South Africa’s government is breathing new life to other key economic pillars such as infrastructure development and manufacturing. Air Seychelles starts flights to Durban Today, the Province of KwaZulu-Natal welcomed the inaugural flight of Air Seychelles to Durban’s King Shaka International Airport. Dube TradePort Corporation, a business entity of the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government, is charged with the responsibility to develop the province’s biggest infrastructural project.