Established 2010
WeDeliver
Temi Construction builds schools, clinics, homes and civil infrastructure that South African communities are waiting for. Right now that means R3.19 billion under construction. And counting
CIDB grading
9 GB / 8 CE
B-BBEE
Level One
Ownership
100% Black-Owned
NHBRC
Registered home builder
The company

Building and Civil Contractor
Established in 2010. A full-service building and civil engineering contractor working across the public and private sectors — delivered to specification, on programme, and to standard.
- Building — education, healthcare, commercial & industrial
- Civils — reservoirs, bulk earthworks, water & sewer infrastructure
- Housing — public, affordable and RDP developments
- Roadworks, ablutions & temporary relocation units

Where we are today
Fifteen years of finishing what we start.
Temi began in 2010 as an infrastructure contractor and grew into a full-service building, civil and housing business. Founded by the late Bongi Majozi, the company still measures itself the way she did — by what has actually been handed over.
R3.19bn
Contract value under construction
Awarded value, excl VAT
5,558
Homes built and handed over
16 completed housing projects
R3.5bn+
Completed project value to date
And counting
What we build
Four disciplines, one contractor.
Clients come to Temi to avoid splitting a project across three firms. Building, civils, housing and relocation work sit under one management team, one programme and one accountability line.
Building
- Education and healthcare facilities
- Public buildings and infrastructure
- Large commercial and residential complexes
- Retail developments and industrial premises
- Refurbishments and renovations
Civils
- Reservoirs and bulk water infrastructure
- Water and sewer purification plants
- Mining infrastructure — minor civils
- Bulk earthworks for civil and building structures
- New roads, rehabilitation and repairs
Housing
- Private and public housing developments
- Low-cost and affordable housing schemes
- Top structures, raft foundations and roof structures
- Completion of stalled and abandoned housing contracts
Relocation units & ablutions
- Prefabricated units for temporary housing schemes
- Ablution facilities for housing schemes
- Houses, schools and clinics as civil buildings
- Installation of water and sewer infrastructure
The order book
Projects
Contract sums are the awarded value excluding VAT.
Delivered
Handed over, signed off, in use
A selection of completed contracts. Every one was taken through practical completion and handed to a public client.
Ottawa Depot
New workshop for the city fleet, built to take increased capacity and modern plant technology.
Phillip Moyo Clinic
A brand-new section added to a live, operating clinic over 35 months without closing it.
Pholela Special Needs School
Construction and completion of a special needs school in the Harry Gwala District.
Springs Fresh Produce Market
Extension to the existing market — 18 months of construction works on a trading site.
Palm Ridge Ext 10 & 12
650 RDP houses delivered as a single housing programme.
Ezimbuzini Market Retail Stalls
Trading stalls and public realm for informal traders, built over 14 months.
Waterloo Regional Sports Centre
Construction of a pavilion and multi-purpose court for the surrounding community.
Nigel Secondary School
Comprehensive refurbishment and rehabilitation of an existing secondary school.
JOSHCO Head Office
Refurbishment of the old Pikitup building into a working head office, over 19 months.
All 16 completed housing projects · 5,558 units
| Project | Scope | Client | Completed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Etwatwa Ext 34, Phase 1 | 300 housing units | Gauteng Human Settlements | Mar 2017 |
| Etwatwa Ext 34, Phase 2 | 450 housing units | Gauteng Human Settlements | Mar 2017 |
| Etwatwa Ext 34, Phase 3 | 565 units & geotech variations | Gauteng Human Settlements | Feb 2018 |
| Lawley Phase 2 | 300 top structures, Lawley Ext 3 & 4 | Gauteng Human Settlements | Apr 2018 |
| Sonderwater Housing | 304 housing units | Gauteng Human Settlements | Sep 2018 |
| Soshanguve Ext 1 Block X | 200 housing units | Gauteng Human Settlements | Nov 2018 |
| Lawley Phase 3 | 500 top structures, Lawley Ext 3 & 4 | Gauteng Human Settlements | May 2019 |
| Proteahof, Delportshoop | 217 BNG houses | Northern Cape COGHSTA | Aug 2019 |
| Etwatwa Ext 34, Phase 4 | 150 housing units | Gauteng Human Settlements | Aug 2020 |
| Palm Ridge Ext 10 & 12 | 650 houses | Gauteng Human Settlements | Oct 2020 |
| Lawley Ext 3 & 4, Phase 4 | 98 houses completed, 102 top structures | Gauteng Human Settlements | Nov 2020 |
| Khutsong Housing | 500 houses | Merafong City Local Municipality | Nov 2020 |
| Nellmapius Extension 1 | 168 low-cost houses | Housing Development Agency | Dec 2020 |
| Diepsloot TRUs | 508 temporary relocation units | Housing Development Agency | — |
| Etwatwa Ext 34, Phase 5 | 100 housing units | Gauteng Human Settlements | Apr 2022 |
| Lawley Phase 1 | 446 units, 91 rafts, 4 roofs, 11 complete houses | Gauteng Human Settlements | Jul 2022 |
Who we build for
National Public Works
Gauteng Human Settlements
Gauteng Infrastructure Development
eThekwini Municipality
DBSA
Coega Development Corporation
Housing Development Agency
Independent Development Trust
Durban University of Technology
Anova Health Institute
Habitat for Humanity SA
Kwikspace
Transformation
Built by the communities we build in.
Temi is 100% black-owned, and that ownership shows up on site. Positive societal transformation is the point of the work, not a line in the tender return.
We enable socio-economic development through adequate housing, job creation, skills transfer, enterprise and supplier development, SMME mentoring, and educational and medical facilities.
Govan Mbeki Awards
Merit Award for Best Corporate Social Responsibility Partner (2016) and Best Established Youth Contractor at the 2017 Provincial Human Settlement Awards.
Gauteng Premier’s Service Excellence Awards
Infrastructure Development Award, 2018.
Habitat for Humanity South Africa
Recognised two years running for community service at the Nelson Mandela Build Week — Lawley in 2018, Palm Ridge in 2019.
Where the money went
R58m
Extended Public Works Programme since 2017 — 338 employees trained in health and safety, computers in the workplace, junior management, customer service, leadership and mentoring
R2m+
Bursaries, learnerships and study fees, including empowerment of differently abled candidates — 65 candidates to date
R800k
Medical consumables for Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital
R370k+
Food parcel donations
R190k
Habitat for Humanity Mandela Build Week 2019
R50k
Furnishing a home for a community member in need
R40k
Pink Drive
R20k
Movember Foundation 2020
Plus the maintenance, painting and repair of the Tholimfundo Day Care Centre in Umlazi, and kit and beverage sponsorship for 16 local football teams at the Kwa Mgai sports tournament.