This tender has been awarded to ABEDCON PROJECTS for R 9 382 076 00.
ABEDCON PROJECTS
Issuing Organization
Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality
Location
Mpumalanga
Award Date
31 January 2024
Award Date
31 January 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
21937
Awarded To
ABEDCON PROJECTS
Awarding Entity
Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality
Award Value
R 9 382 076 00
Awarded: 31 January 2024
GOVERNMENT
Professional service provider for the implementation of empuluzi/methula bulk water supply scheme, phase 1 in chief albert luthuli municipality
Construction of carolina ext4 and emzamo section sewer reticulation in chief albert luthuli local municipality
Supply and delivery of water materials for 36 months (re-advert)
Construction of steynsdorp village water reticulation and bulk water supply infrastructure
Upgrading of the mpuluzi wastewater treatment works - phase 2
Appointment of a panel of term contractors for the upgrade, refurbishment, maintenance, repairs and implementation of municipal water and sanitation infrustructure for all municipalities within mpumalanga province as and when required for a period of three (03) years
For the supply and install of: CCTV surveillance system at millsite krugersdorp for a period of one month.
Construction of badplaas landfill site
Supply and install high mast lights in various wards of chief albert luthuli municipality
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Appointment of a contractor for refurbishment of malelane water treatment works in nkomazi local municipality ehlanzeni district municipality hereby invites tenderers for the above-mentioned tender who are capable and experienced in refurbishing water treatment works with a CIDB grading 3me or higher. 1. Only tenderers who have provided the following mandatory information and documents to be used to evaluate the tenderers responsiveness will be considered for further evaluation on functionality and preference specific goals. 1.1 Only bidders who are registered on the central supplier database (csd) will be considers and the copy of the csd report not older than three months. 1.2 Form of offer must be firm, VAT and other tax inclusive and valid at least ninety (90) days from the closing date. 1.3 NO tender shall be considered for the person who are in the service of the state, 1.4 Valid SARS pin certificate must be attached, 1.5 Attached original certified copy of company registration documents issued by companies and intellectual property commission (cipc) and tenderer must attach shareholder’s certificates where applicable. 1.6 Attached original certified copies of identity documents (ID) of all company directors, 1.7 Attach verifiable municipal account/s not older than three months for both the tenderer and entity owner/s or director/s. In areas where the municipalities are not issuing municipal accounts, attach valid lease agreements or confirmation of residence or address for both the tenderer and entity owner/s or director/s issued by a relevant authority not older than three 1.8 Proof of registration with CIDB for a grading of 3me or higher, 1.9 Attached valid letter from department of employment and labour - coida registration letter, 1.10 Tenderers submitting tenders as a joint venture or consortium must attach a signed agreement by all parties to the joint venture or agreement. 1.11 Fully completed tender document as issued and signed and submitted on the pdf document that has been issued and reproduced documents will be rejected. All certified copies must not be older than three months. 1.12 Bidders are advised not to commit any fraudulent activities, including forgery of documents. All abuses of the supply chain management (SCM) systems including but not limited to forgery of returnable documents, may be reported to the south african police service (saps) and restricted from doing business with any public institution or organ of the state for a period not exceeding 10 years in line with the prevention of fraud and corrupt activities act 12 of 2004. 2. This tender will be evaluated on 80/20 preference points system approved preferential procurement policy of the ehlanzeni district municipality. The preference points system will be applied as follows: - 2.1 The 80 points will be for price 2.2 The 20 points will be allocated for the specific goals on a proportional or pro rata basis as mentioned below: - points for contracting an enterprise owned by historically disadvantaged persons or individuals historically disadvantaged persons or individuals points allocation source documents required to claim points 100% black person or people owned enterprise 5,00 ? A copy of a full csd report not older than 3 months more than 30% woman or women shareholding or owned enterprise 2,00 more than 30% youth shareholding or owned enterprise 2,00 more than 30% people living with disability shareholding or owned enterprise 2,00 ? A copy of a medical certificate to confirm disability more than 30% people military veteran’s shareholding or owned enterprise 2,00 ? Points will be allocated if IT is stated on the csd report that the enterprise is owned by persons designated as military veterans points for implementing of rdp programmes enterprises regarded as *emes located within the ehlanzeni district municipality area of jurisdiction 2,00 ? A copy of a full csd report not older than 3 months nb: points will only be awarded if the csd physical address is the same as the address for the proof of residence required in 1.7 Above. B-bbee level 1 contribution 5,00 ? Certified valid BBBEE certificate ? Or certified valid eme and sme a sworn affidavit ? Or certified valid cipc issued certificate confirming annual turnover and level of black ownership total preference points to be claimed 20,00 *eme’s are exempted micro enterprise with an annual turnover of r 10,0 million or less. Received tenders will be evaluated for responsiveness based on mandatory requirements and on functionality to obtain a minimum of 70 points out of a possible 100 points to qualify for further evaluation in line with 80/20 preference points system. Tender documents can be viewed and downloaded at NO cost on document sharing and collaboration platform or portal (neptune): http://edmservices.ehlanzeni.gov.za And national treasure portal from friday, 31 july 2026. Further information regarding the download and uploading of the documents will be explained during the compulsory briefing session. A compulsory briefing session will be held on friday, 07 august 2026 at 10h00 at malelane water works (river side), co-ordinates is s 25° 29’ 20.6” E 31° 30’ 00.1”. Next to kobwa hall in malelane. Where bids should be submitted - completed bid and other returnable documents must be submitted only in pdf format on the document sharing and collaboration platform or portal: http://edmservices.ehlanzeni.gov.za On or before monday, 17 august 2026 not later than 12h00. Tender documents received by telegram, fax and post will not be considered. Late tenders shall not be accepted. Enquiry: contact person - administration: mr sp khumalo at 013 759 8573 or [email protected] - Technical services: ms dd magale at 013 759 8690 or [email protected] Special conditions: ehlanzeni district municipality reserves the right to appoint for the whole or part of the tender or to cancel the tender employer: acting municipal manager: ms ss madlopha ehlanzeni district municipality p.O. Box 3333 mbombela 1200
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