GAUTENG PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT G-
R100 million in recorded government payments · 3 fiscal years in this extract · 2 provinces
Departmental expenditure recorded against this supplier name. Not company revenue.
Where these figures come from
- Dataset
- National Treasury BAS/CSD, published by National Treasury of South Africa. Verify at the source
- What it measures
- These figures are payments recorded by national and provincial departments against a supplier name. They are not the supplier's revenue, turnover, profit or contract value.
- Coverage
- Covers fiscal years 2018/19 to 2025/26 as published by National Treasury and imported by us on 9 October 2026.
- About the named supplier
- National Treasury records these payments against a supplier name only, without a company registration number. A name in this dataset may not correspond to the company of the same or a similar name, and one company may appear under more than one spelling.
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You're looking at the Gauteng Provincial Government G- as a potential competitor or partner, and their recorded government spend is about R100 million. This spend came from various national departments, including the Office of the Chief Justice, Land Reform and Rural Development, and Higher Education & Training, with the Office of the Chief Justice being the largest contributor at about R51 million. The payments were primarily for services like banking and investment, transportation components and systems, and passenger transport. It's worth noting that these figures represent departmental payment records covering only the fiscal years 2018/19 to 2025/26, and not the supplier's revenue, so you should consider this when analysing their involvement in government procurement.
Written from the payment records above. It describes what the records show, not an assessment of the business.
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Payments by fiscal year
Departments that recorded payments
Departments appearing in the fiscal years we hold. Others may exist in years or name spellings outside this extract.
Commodity areas
Commodity families are mapped onto the source's accounting categories by rule, and the mapping is occasionally imperfect.