Itumeleng GautaSupply, engineering and contracting across five divisions
I.G.C. has supplied and contracted to public and private sector organisations in South Africa since 2017. Medical devices, protective equipment and office and facility goods are published line by line, so you can check whether an item is already on the list before you write to us. Engineering, contracting and general trade work is scoped against the requirement.
What I.G.C. supplies and what it takes on
Three of the divisions carry a published product list you can pick from. The other two cover work that has to be specified before it can be priced, so an enquiry there begins with the requirement.
From a list of lines to a quotation
I.G.C. asks for quantities, a delivery location and the specification before it quotes, because availability and lead time on medical and safety lines depend on all three.
Pick the lines, or describe the work
Every published line can be added to an enquiry as you read the catalogue, and the selection follows you between pages. Engineering and contracting requirements start from a description of the site, the scope and the programme.
Add quantities and a delivery location
Quantities and the delivery point change what can be committed to, particularly on Class C and Class D medical devices and on anything that has to be brought in.
Availability, lead time and price come back
The enquiry is confirmed against current availability and lead time, and a quotation is issued against the specification you sent.
The work behind the supply divisions
I.G.C. describes itself as a multidisciplinary firm drawing on strategy, economics, law, engineering, finance and the sciences. That capability is what sits behind the advisory, contracting and sourcing work.
Reaching I.G.C.
Enquiries
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Address
19 Randjes Park
Midrand, South Africa