300 Togo QMT-222 Water-less Surgical Dispensers

Suppliers are urged to remain vigilant following the circulation of a Request for Quotation (RFQ) claiming to be issued by the Mpumalanga Department of Health. The document requests quotations for the supply and delivery of 300 Togo QMT-222 Water-less Surgical Dispensers, with delivery to an office in Riverside Park, Mbombela.

At first glance, the document appears legitimate, as it includes a product description, pricing schedule, and detailed specifications such as size, capacity, and material. However, scammers often include technical specifications to make fraudulent RFQs appear credible and professional.

One of the key concerns with this type of request is the absence of critical procurement details, such as a verifiable bid number, official submission platform, or clearly confirmed contact channels. Legitimate government tenders are usually published through official procurement systems and include traceable reference numbers that can be verified independently.

Additionally, scammers frequently use real government office addresses, such as Riverside Park in Mbombela, to create the impression that the request is genuine. This tactic is designed to build trust and encourage suppliers to respond quickly.