Purco
Special Education in Midrand

PURCO SA is the purchasing consortium of the Higher Educational sector in Southern Africa.
Like any investment, a member institution's investment in PURCO SA should produce a satisfactory return on that investment.
Also, if your purchasing department does not have the capacity to put a contract in place due to an already full workload or absence of skills, using PURCO SA or our network of specialists can multiply the success of your purchasing department.
We focus on providing maximum benefit for our members through collaborative purchasing and professional support.

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