Awarded Tender: Weidplas facility extension tender – coega sez (CDC/158/26) | eastern cape

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Summary

The coega development corporation (cdc) is inviting tenders from CIDB 7gb or higher contractors for the construction of an extension to the weidplas facility on zone 2 of the coega sez. The project involves extending the existing warehouse with steel structure, reinforced concrete, brick infill panels, and metal roof, including electrical, HVAC, fire services, and external works. The contract period is 8 months, with a mandatory briefing session and a closing date of 7 august 2026.

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DocumentTender Advert - CDC-158-26.pdfReview complete

Important Dates

Source: Tender Advert - CDC-158-26.pdf (TENDER)

Award analysis coverage

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technical scope

402 sourced criteria

financial capacity

22 sourced criteria

pricing

15 sourced criteria

compliance returnables

59 sourced criteria

evaluation

19 sourced criteria

experience

12 sourced criteria

personnel

8 sourced criteria

equipment capacity

8 sourced criteria

delivery contract

72 sourced criteria

equity registrations

44 sourced criteria

What the buyer was looking for

1Mandatory requirement

Must be registered on the National Treasury's Central Supplier Database (CSD) and be tax compliant.

Why it matters: The source identifies this as a mandatory or eligibility condition for a compliant bid.

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Known supplier evidence

Tenders-SA records other appointments with overlapping scope terms for WBHO CONSTRUCTION.

Qualified inference

Supported inference

An award confirms appointment. It does not prove why a supplier was selected, that every qualification remains current, or that delivery was completed successfully.

Submission Guidelines

Source: Tender Advert - CDC-158-26.pdf (TENDER)

Download bid documents free of charge from the CDC website (www.coega.co.za) or the National Treasury e-tender portal from 12h00 on 10 July 2026.
If a physical bid document is preferred, request in writing only to Ms Zine Mtanda ([email protected]). A non-refundable fee of R 700.00 per set applies, payable by bank guaranteed cheque or electronic transfer to: Account Name: CDC; Standard Bank, Gqeberha, Branch Code 000017, Account No: 0000 08000 8224. Proof of deposit required upon collection. No cash accepted.
Physical documents available for collection 2 days after request, during working hours 08:00–16:30, from CDC Main Office, Coega Business Centre, Cnr Alcyon Rd and Zibuko Street, Zone 1, Coega SEZ, Gqeberha. No documents issued at the briefing session.
Submit one original of the completed bid document in a sealed, tamper-proof envelope clearly marked: "CDC/158/26 – CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR EXTENSION TO THE WEIDPLAS FACILITY IN ZONE 2 OF THE COEGA SEZ".
Deposit bids in the tender box at the Document Control office at the CDC main office (address above) by Friday 07 August 2026 at 12h00. Complete the lodging register when dropping off. Courier deliveries must register the correct bidding entity name.
Bids will be opened in public. No more than two representatives per entity may attend the opening; one representative may not represent more than one company.
Telegraphic, telexed, tippexed, facsimiled or e-mail submissions will not be accepted.
No late submissions will be considered. Incomplete submissions will be deemed null and void and non-responsive.
Ensure the submission is secure against tampering, alteration, removal, or insertion. Packaging that is torn, unsealed, or loose may be disqualified at CDC's discretion.
All enquiries must be in writing only, directed to Ms Zine Mtanda ([email protected]), between 10 July 2026 and 27 July 2026. No queries after 27 July 2026 will be considered.
Do not disclose tender amounts, method of work, terms, conditions, etc., to other tenderers or non-participating parties.
The CDC reserves the right not to accept the lowest proposal in part or in whole, or any proposal.
Bidders must provide full and correct contact details when downloading documents to receive communications.
Tender validity period is 12 weeks from the closing date.

Compliance Requirements

Source: Tender Advert - CDC-158-26.pdf (TENDER)

CIDB registration: Must have active CIDB contractor grading of 7GB or higher. Grading 6GB PE is not eligible. Registration must be valid from closing date through award. If not registered at closing but capable, submit proof of application. CDC may verify on CIDB website.
Joint Ventures: Combined grading must meet 7GB. Each entity must not be part of more than one bid (conflict of interest). Upon award, JV must provide proof of registration with Compensation Fund or approved licensed insurer.
CSD: Must provide proof of registration on National Treasury's Central Supplier Database (CSD) or CSD registration number (e.g., MAAA0...).
Tax compliance: Must be tax compliant throughout validity period; verified via CSD and SARS.
B-BBEE: Per Amended Construction Codes — Generic entities and QSEs with less than 51% Black ownership must submit valid SANAS-accredited B-BBEE Verification Certificate. QSEs with at least 51% Black ownership and EMEs with turnover above R3 million must also submit a SANAS-accredited certificate and comply with 40% sub-minimum for Skills Development. EMEs with turnover below R3 million may submit sworn affidavit or CIPC certificate. For JV/Consortium, submit consolidated project-specific B-BBEE certificate plus individual certificates/affidavits.
CIPC: Must confirm company registration; CDC will not award to de-registered businesses. CDC may verify via BizPortal.
POPI Act: Complete and sign POPI Act consent form; separate form for each JV party.
Public servants prohibited from doing business with organs of state; verification will be done.
Applicable legislation: PFMA, PPPFA, Preferential Procurement Regulations 2022, CIDB Act, National Treasury Regulations, National Building Regulations, Infrastructure Development Act 2014, NQF Amendment Act, Skills Development Act, Disaster Management Act, B-BBEE Act, OHS Act, COIDA, NEMA, National Archives Act, and other applicable built environment legislation and municipal bylaws.
CIDB B.U.I.L.D Standard for Indirect Targeting for Enterprise Development applies to this project.

DocumentTender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdfReview complete

Description

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf

Project: Construction works for the extension of the Weidplas Facility on Zone 2 of the Coega Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
The works involve extending an existing warehouse facility, including structural, finishing, and service elements, as well as external civil works.
The project is part of the Coega Development Corporation's infrastructure development for the Coega SEZ.

Important Dates

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

Closing date and time: 07 August 2026 at 12:00.
Mandatory briefing meeting: 17 July 2026 at 13:00 at Coega BPO Auditorium, Discovery Building, 136 Tutu Street, Zone 4, Coega SEZ, Gqeberha.
Enquiry period: 10 July 2026 to 27 July 2026. No queries accepted after 27 July 2026.
Tender validity period: Twelve (12) weeks from the tender closing date.
Site visit information will be shared at the compulsory briefing meeting.

Contact Information

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

For bidding procedure enquiries: Ms Zine Mtanda, SCM Unit Head. Email: [email protected].
No telephonic enquiries are allowed.
Physical address for submission and enquiries: Coega Development Corporation (Pty) Ltd, Coega Business Centre, Corner Alcyon and Zibuko Street, Zone 1, Coega SEZ, Gqeberha, 6001.
Technical enquiries: Not specified.

Submission Guidelines

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

Submit one original sealed bid document by the closing date and time.
Mark the envelope clearly: 'CDC/158/26 – CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR EXTENSION TO THE WEIDPLAS FACILITY IN ZONE 2 OF THE COEGA SEZ'.
Deposit the bid in the tender box at the Document Control office, CDC main office, Coega Business Centre, Cnr Alcyon Rd and Zibuko Street, Zone 1, Coega SEZ, Gqeberha.
Complete the lodging register when dropping off the tender; courier users must ensure the correct bidding entity name is registered.
Late submissions will not be considered.
The submission envelope must be secure, sealed, and tamper-proof; torn, unsealed, or loose packaging may lead to disqualification.
Telegraphic, telexed, tippexed, facsimiled, or emailed submissions are not accepted.
Mandatory returnable documents include: Completed and signed SBD1, SBD4, SBD6.1, SBD7.1, Form of Offer, Authority for Signatory (Form A), Bill of Quantities (handwritten in black permanent ink), and all other listed forms in the returnable schedule.
Failure to meet all mandatory requirements will render the submission non-responsive.

Evaluation Criteria

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

Bidders must have an active CIDB grading of 7GB or higher; 7GB PE is not eligible.
Joint ventures must have combined grading meeting 7GB, with lead partner at least 6GB.
Bidders must be tax compliant and registered on the Central Supplier Database (CSD).
Bidders must be VAT registered or register upon award if turnover exceeds R1 million.
Bidders and JV members must be registered with CIPC and not de-registered.
Public servants or companies with public servant directors are prohibited.
Functionality evaluation: minimum threshold of 70 points out of 100.
Evaluation method: Method 2 (Functionality, Price, and Preference) with 80/20 preference point system (80 for price, 20 for B-BBEE status level).
B-BBEE points: Level 1 = 20, Level 2 = 18, Level 3 = 14, Level 4 = 12, Level 5 = 8, Level 6 = 6, Level 7 = 4, Level 8 = 2, Non-compliant = 0.
Only the bidder with the highest total points may be selected.

Technical Specifications

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

Scope: Construction works for the extension of the Weidplas Facility on Zone 2 of the Coega SEZ.
Works include: Extension of an existing warehouse with steel structure, reinforced concrete, brick infill panels, metal pitched roof on steel trusses.
Finishes: Floors, plastered and painted walls.
Services: Electrical, HVAC, and fire protection systems.
External works: Bulk earthworks, concrete hardstands, stormwater reticulation.
Construction period: Eight (8) months from commencement date.
Bidders must demonstrate prior experience in constructing warehouses of similar scale and value (projects over R9 million in the past 7 years).

Financial Requirements

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

Bids must be submitted VAT inclusive.
Bidders must be VAT registered or, if successful and turnover exceeds R1 million, must register with SARS immediately upon award.
A fully completed, handwritten, priced Bill of Quantities in black permanent ink is mandatory, including a Health and Safety Bill of Quantities.
Provisional sums and contingencies must be explicitly priced or stated as 'Included or elsewhere covered'.
Corrections to the Bill of Quantities must be neatly crossed out with one line, the corrected rate written above, and initialled by the tenderer.
Financial references may be required as per returnable forms (Form F).

Compliance Requirements

Source: Tender Documents - Book 1_Returnable.pdf (TENDER)

CIDB registration: Active CIDB grading of 7GB or higher is mandatory. Emerging contractors with 7GB PE grading are not eligible.
Joint ventures must meet the combined grading requirement.
Tax compliance: Bidders must be tax compliant and provide a Tax Compliance Status (TCS) PIN or CSD number.
Central Supplier Database (CSD) registration is required.
B-BBEE requirements: Submit a valid SANAS-accredited B-BBEE Verification Certificate or sworn affidavit/CIPC certificate as per enterprise type and turnover.
For joint ventures, a consolidated project-specific B-BBEE certificate plus individual entity certificates/affidavits are required.
Company registration with CIPC is required; de-registered businesses will not be awarded.
Public servants and state employees are prohibited from bidding.
POPIA consent form must be completed and signed.
Compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act, Compensation for Occupational Injuries Act, and other relevant legislation is required.
Successful bidder must appoint a registered Construction Health and Safety Officer/Manager with SACPCMP (5+ years experience) on a full-time basis.

DocumentTender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdfReview complete

Description

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Project Overview:

Construction of a 1830m² extension to the Weidplas Manufacturing Plant in Zone 2 of the Coega SEZ.
Includes building works (1050m² manufacturing, 780m² storage) and civil infrastructure (hard stand areas, parking bays, stormwater extension).
Location: No 80 Monaco Road, Zone 2, Coega SEZ, Gqeberha.
Planned 8-month construction period.
Contractor must comply with CDC Architectural and Landscape Guidelines and SEZ Development Framework.

Evaluation Criteria

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf (unknown)

CIDB 7GB minimum grading; relevant enterprise accreditation/qualifications; key personnel with demonstrated experience in similar scale industrial construction; valid tax clearance; B-BBEE certificate; compliance with all referenced SANS/SABS/international standards; capacity to meet SMME 35% subcontracting target; no restriction to local companies but local labour utilisation mandatory.

Technical Specifications

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf (unknown)

Scope of Works:

Construct a new 1830m² extension to the existing Weidplas Manufacturing Plant.
Building works: 1050m² for manufacturing process, 780m² for bulk storage.
Civil infrastructure works: additional hard stand areas, parking bays, and extension to stormwater management system.
Location: No 80 Monaco Road, Zone 2, Coega SEZ, Gqeberha (Coordinates: 33°48'46"S 25°38'56"E).
Planned construction period: 8 months.
Temporary works include site clearing, barricading, fencing, site establishment, temporary services, traffic accommodation, and adherence to OHS and environmental responsibilities.
Contractor is not expected to execute designs except for temporary works if instructed.
Employer has procured consulting engineers for final design; successful bidder will receive construction drawings.
Tender drawings are provisional; construction drawings marked 'For Construction Purposes' must be used.
Contractor must submit as-built drawings monthly; payment certificates are dependent on submission.
Works must comply with SABS 1200 series standards and numerous SANS and international specifications listed in the document.
Contractor must provide all plant, equipment, and facilities; Employer supplies no services.
Contractor is responsible for locating, protecting, and proving all existing services before excavation.
Strict requirements for working near existing pipelines, cables, and power lines.
Contractor must obtain all necessary wayleaves and permits.

Methodology

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf (unknown)

C3.4.10 Site establishment

is however required to obtain approval of his choice of campsite from the Employer.

arrangements for water, telephone, and power connections with the relevant service

owners in the area.

as required. The Contractor may establish their own laboratory on site or may employ the

services of an independent commercial laboratory. Whatever method is used, the

necessary facilities as set out in the Project Specifications.

C3.4.11 Facilities provided by the contractor

a) Engineer’s Office

To be provided as stipulated in the schedule of quantities. The Engineer’s

Representative will be allowed free use of the Contractor’s facilities under this Contract,

as well as free use of survey equipment and survey assistants to carry out control work

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as and when required.

b) Photographic Record of Work

USB drive. Photos will be in jpeg format of at least 48MP quality at 9:16 ratio. At least

25 photos should be captured each day.

shall take all the necessary steps and precautions to prevent the pollution of the

surrounding area by anyone in any way. These steps and precautions shall be to the

satisfaction of the Engineer and CDC.

b) Contractor’s Telephone

proper latrines in compliance with the relevant Municipal Sanitation General By-laws,

as well as CDC’s requirements. Latrines must be properly screened and secluded from

public view and their use shall be strictly enforced. The Contractor shall provide

chemical toilets (or other approved toilets). Soak-aways and septic tanks will not be

allowed on the site. Temporary latrines must be sited so that they are within reasonable

distance of the working place.

on the Works. All latrines shall be adequately ventilated, properly disinfected, and kept

in a clean condition.

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d) Contract Name Board

to the Site, in a conspicuous place to be agreed upon by the Engineer, a Contract name

board as detailed in clause 3.1, Part AB of SANS 1200. The total cost for the

procurement and erection thereof will be deemed to be included in the schedule of

quantities.

e) Transport

document and the South African Road Traffic Signs Manual.

f) The Contractor shall submit proposals in connection with directional signs to the

g) The Contractor may not construct any deviations without the prior written approval from

the Engineer.

h) The Contractor shall be responsible for repairing any damage caused to infrastructure

and vegetation in the areas of construction. Failure to repair any damage will give the

Employer (CDC) the right to withhold payments due to the Contractor until repairs have

been made to the satisfaction of the Engineer and Employer. Any expenses incurred in

this regard will be for the Contractor's own account and the Employer will not be liable

for any payment in this regard.

i) The Contractor shall make provision for the coordination of work with other contractors

that may be operating in the project area that is outside the scope of this project.

C3.4.13 Permits and way leaves

been obtained before the commencement of works. The Contractor will at all times be

required to be in contact with the relevant service providers.

this permit. The Contractor must apply for this permit immediately at the start of the project.

C3.4.14 Construction in restricted areas

the exceptions described in this sub-clause, no additional payment will be made for work

done in restricted areas. In certain places, the width of the excavations adjacent to existing

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road pavement layers may be reduced to as little as zero and the working space may be

confined.

cracks etc. before commencing with the works that may have a potential to damage

surrounding buildings and properties. Notes and photographs must be taken of each

structure surrounding the development, to record any existing defects prior to the

commencement of the works.

C3.4.17 Water for construction purposes, power supply and other

commencing with the works and must notify the Engineer of any discrepancy.

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C3.4.19 Change in scope of the works

The Employer reserves the right to amend the quantities and scope of works (increase or

decrease quantities) prior to or during the Contract and the Contractor shall forfeit all claims

linked to loss of profits or consequential losses against the Employer in this regard.

C3.4.20 Survey requirements

The Contractor may only backfill pipe trenches on instruction by the Employer’s

invert level and position is captured and approved by the Engineer.

The Contractor shall be responsible for capturing a 5m wide tache strip survey of the surface

along the pipeline routes after commissioning.

person. It is imperative that the surveyor utilises the nearest survey control point and notifies

the Engineer thereof. The survey shall be done in WGS84 Lo25 projection. Survey of

pipelines, bends, specials, fittings, and chambers shall be captured to an accuracy of less

than 10mm by a Professionally Registered Surveyor.

prior to any as-built data being captured. The Employer’s Representative may request further

accuracy tests and verified calibration certificates during the Contract should they deem it

necessary.

Employer’s Representative and should any of the information provided be found to be

inaccurate or untrue, the Employer’s Representative reserves the right on behalf of the

survey all the works, at the Contractor’s expense. In this case a minimum of three quotations

is required from three independent engineering surveyors of the Employer’s choice and the

cost thereof will be deducted from money owed to the Contractor.

infrastructure under the Contract is shown on the as built survey.

A tacky survey of the completed works carried out in accordance with TMH11: Standard

Each point shall be suitably coded and identifiable by the Engineer and shall be supplied

Experience & Qualifications

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Experience and Qualifications Requirements:

Compliance with specifications, standards, and workmanship requirements is material in Employer's risk assessment for awarding contract.
Minimum requirements for work experience, qualifications, and accreditation (where applicable) for enterprise and key personnel are stated.
Bidder must supply relevant information on accreditations, qualifications, and work experience on the appropriate returnable schedule.

Quality Management

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Quality and Testing Requirements:

Numerous SANS specifications apply for materials and workmanship (e.g., concrete, pipes, coatings).
Contractor must submit test results for materials and workmanship to Engineer for acceptance.
Testing costs included in relevant rates; no additional payment.
Contractor responsible for obtaining wayleaves; must renew electricity wayleaves every three months.
CDC may remove pipe jacking scope depending on SANRAL wayleave issuance.
Contractor must inspect adjoining properties for defects before work commences.

Pricing Schedule

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Pricing and Payment Notes:

Tender drawings are provisional for pricing strategy; construction drawings marked 'For Construction Purposes'.
Monthly payment certificates dependent on submission of as-built information.
Costs for as-built drawings, testing, and service location are included in tendered rates; no additional payment.
Contractor reimbursed for service relocation costs via Bill of Quantities on re-measurable basis after proof of payment.
No extra payment for work in confined areas; bid rates deemed to include full compensation.

Financial Requirements

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf (unknown)

Payment Terms:

Monthly payment certificates will only be paid after receiving full as-built information for work included in the certificate.
Taking-over certificate issued only after Engineer receives properly completed as-built drawings.
No separate payment for as-built drawing service; costs deemed included in related items.
All tendered rates include costs for exposing and proving existing services; no additional payment.
Costs for testing materials and workmanship are included in relevant rates; no additional payment.
Costs for construction water, electrical power, and other services are included in bid rates; no direct payment.
Contractor responsible for relocation costs of existing services; reimbursed via Bill of Quantities on re-measurable basis after proof of payment.
No extra payment for work in confined or restricted areas; bid rates deemed to include full compensation.

Compliance Requirements

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf (unknown)

Accreditation, Qualifications, and Work Experience:

Minimum requirements for work experience, qualifications, and accreditation (where applicable) for both the enterprise and key personnel are stated in the document.
Bidder must supply relevant information on accreditations, qualifications, and work experience on the appropriate returnable schedule.

Preferential Procurement and SMME Participation:

Tenders evaluated per latest CDC Evaluation and Scoring of Tender Offers on Specific Goals and Price Specification.
Contractors with CIDB grading of 7GB or higher must employ SMMEs for certain portions of works.
CDC target for SMME involvement is 35%.

Employment of Local Labour:

Contract must maximize use of local labour force; non-local employees limited to key personnel only.
Contractor must fill in Proposed Key Personnel form; deviations require Engineer approval.

Health, Safety, and Environmental:

Contractor must adhere to OHS Act and environmental responsibilities.
Refer to Annexure D for Project Specific Health and Safety Specification.
SANS 1921 standards apply, including HIV/AIDS awareness requirements.

B-BBEE Requirements

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf (unknown)

C3.3: Procurement

C3.3.1 Preferential procurement procedures

C3.3.1.1 Resources standards

C3.3.1 Preferential Procurement Procedures

C3.3.2 Resources Standards Pertaining to Targeted Procurement

C3.3.3 Scope of Mandatory Subcontract Work (SMMEs)

In terms of CDC’s commitment to SMME development, should the Contractor be of CIDB

grading of 7GB or higher will be required to employ SMMEs to carry out certain portions of

the works. CDC’s target for SMME involvement in each project is 35%.

C3.3.4 Preferred Subcontractors/Suppliers (SMMEs)

As indicated in the specification referred to in C3.3.3 above.

C3.3.5 Employment of Local Labour

is presently under-employed. To this end, the Contractor shall limit the utilisation on the

labour to the extent necessary for the execution and completion of this Contract.

completed by the Bidder. The data stated on the above-mentioned form will be strictly

monitored during the Contract period and any deviations there from shall be subject to the

prior approval of the Engineer, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

Health & Safety

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Health and Safety Requirements:

Refer to Annexure D: Employer's Project Specific Health and Safety Specification for Construction.
Contractor must adhere to OHS Act and provide personnel, equipment, and accessories for environmental and OH&S responsibilities.
SANS standards include requirements for handrailing, plastic tape wrapping, masonry, and protection against lightning.
Contractor must prove every service within site before work; all services to be proven with service providers.
Contractor must provide proper latrines, chemical toilets, and maintain site in clean, sanitary condition.
Contractor responsible for obtaining wayleaves and permits for working near existing services.

Environmental

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Environmental and Temporary Works Responsibilities:

Contractor must provide all personnel, equipment, and accessories to adhere to Environmental and OH&S responsibilities.
Temporary works include shoring, dewatering, and lateral support design by Contractor's Professional Engineer.
All equipment must comply with Environmental regulations and OHS Act.
Contractor responsible for locating, protecting, and dealing with existing services.

Contractual Terms

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Contractual and Management Requirements:

SANS 1921 standards apply, including General Engineering, Accommodation of Traffic, and HIV/AIDS Awareness.
Contractor responsible for damage to existing services; repairs at own expense.
Contractor must provide enclosed transport for all labour; cover all associated costs.
Site usage: Contractor controls unauthorized entry; responsible for traffic deviations and road sign maintenance.
No construction without adequate traffic accommodation provisions.
Contractor repairs damage to infrastructure and vegetation; failure may lead to withheld payments.

Section

Source: Tender Documents - Book 2_Non-Returnable.pdf

Tenders will be evaluated according to the latest CDC Evaluation and Scoring of Tender Offers on Specific Goals and Price Specification document published at the time of tender.

Contract Awarded

Award Information

Winning Supplier

Construction works for the extension of the weidplas facility on zone 2 of the coega sez

Award Details

Eastern Cape - Coega Development Cooperation

Organization Directors

Awards Won: WBHO CONSTRUCTION

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What the tender required and what the award supports

Must be registered on the National Treasury's Central Supplier Database (CSD) and be tax compliant.

Must attend the mandatory briefing session on 17 July 2026 at 13h00.

Must submit a sealed, tamper-proof bid by 12h00 on 7 August 2026, with a validity period of 12 weeks.