The refurbishment of one floor 1 Military Hospital into a Covid-19 ward with beds for 50 patients and an intensive care unit was completed in 2020 within six weeks, at a cost of R151-million of which R11-million was the agent’s fee.
with beds for 50 patients and an intensive care unit was completed in 2020 within six weeks, at a cost of R151-million of which R11-million was the agent’s fee.
Sources in the defence department said the department still owes fees to consultants and contractors, and that matters might escalate into civil action should these not be settled by the end of August. investigation shows that some of the contractors were appointed by the public works department.
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