This tender has been awarded to WASTE-MART for R 2 750 000 00.
WASTE-MART
Issuing Organization
City of Cape Town
Location
Western Cape
Award Date
20 October 2025
Award Date
20 October 2025
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
58530
Awarded To
WASTE-MART
Awarding Entity
City of Cape Town
Award Value
R 2 750 000 00
Awarded: 20 October 2025
GOVERNMENT
Inspection and testing of mv, lv and streetlight poles for electricity distribution areas: east, north & south
Term tender for design, manufacture, delivery, installation and commissioning of fire protection for power transformers
Construction of the irt bus staging facility, wynberg
Term tender for the supply and maintenance of road traffic signs
Upgrade to the zeekoevlei weir in the false bay nature reserve
160S/2021/22
Provision of dry reycyclable material collection service at various suburbs of atlantic, impuma & two oceans area and surrounding areas
Provision of maintenance services and critical spares for mechanical plant and associated equipment including hydraulics, pumps, fans, motors, conveyor systems and electrical components at waste services disposal facilities in the city of cape town
Tender for bsm 19/23: provision of waste containers and waste transportation services between waste disposal facilities for stellenbosch municipality for the period from date of award until 30 june 2025
Removal, transportation and disposal or reuse of dewatered wastewater sludge from various wastewater treatment works
Get a full report on WASTE-MART including tender win history, total contract values, and bidding patterns.
Request quotation for the appointment of a service provider for the south generator assessment and repairs, and north generator no.3 Radiator replacement at cape town international airport for a period of 12 months
Provision of a new alarm and armed response services – de doorns
Provision of a new alarm and armed response services – grabouw
Provision of a new alarm and armed response services – robertson
Appointment of a service provider for the provision of adult swimming lessons for safety purposes
Learn how to submit a winning bid with these related articles
Your meticulously crafted General sector tender submission can be disqualified for a single, seemingly minor compliance oversight. The reality for South African contractors is that technical competence is no longer sufficient; it is underpinned by a non-negotiable framework of documentary compliance. This regulatory guide: mastering CSD and BBBEE compliance for general sector tenders in south africa provides a comprehensive, step-by-step breakdown of the mandatory registrations and certificates you must secure and present. We detail the precise requirements for CSD, BBBEE, SARS TCS, CIPC, and COIDA, explaining their function within the procurement ecosystem governed by the PFMA and PPPFA. Learn the actionable steps to prepare your business, avoid the most common disqualifying errors, and leverage technology to streamline your compliance process for successful bidding in 2026 and beyond.
In 2026, Western Cape’s security procurement landscape remains one of the most active in South Africa, with 176 live security tenders signaling strong demand for compliant service providers. For security contractors, PSIRA compliance is non-negotiable—failing to verify company and guard registrations before submission can lead to immediate disqualification. With government buyers prioritizing regulatory adherence, suppliers must adopt a proactive approach to ensure all certifications are current, accurate, and aligned with tender requirements.
In 2026, Construction contractors in the Western Cape operate in an increasingly stringent compliance environment. With 180 active construction tenders in the province and a growing emphasis on regulatory adherence, securing a CIDB grading certificate is not just a formality—it’s a gateway to participation. The Western Cape’s procurement landscape demands precision, and even minor documentation errors can disqualify bids. Understanding the legislative framework, required registrations, and common pitfalls is critical for SMEs aiming to compete in this space.
The Western Cape construction sector is booming in 2026, with over 180 active tenders and 109 registered organizations competing for work. But here’s the hard truth: without the correct CIDB grading, your bid won’t even make it past the first compliance check. The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) grading system is non-negotiable—it determines the value of contracts you can legally pursue. If your grade doesn’t match the tender’s financial threshold, you’re disqualified before your technical proposal is even reviewed. This guide cuts through the noise, giving you a clear, actionable roadmap to upgrade your CIDB grade and stay competitive in a crowded market.
💡 Want more tendering tips and strategies?
Explore Our Blog