Awarded Tender: Community participation services - kwanonqaba tap - western cape

Awarded Tender: Community participation services - kwanonqaba tap - western cape

Tender source analysis

What the tender required and what the award supports

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Summary

This tender seeks a service provider to deliver community participation and development services to support the creation of a pilot township action plan (tap) for kwanonqaba in mossel bay. The appointed provider will work with a technical working group to conduct stakeholder engagement, household and business surveys, and facilitate a co-design process over 8-12 months. IT is aimed at experienced community development and participatory planning professionals.

Award analysis coverage

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technical scope

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financial capacity

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pricing

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compliance returnables

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evaluation

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experience

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personnel

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equipment capacity

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delivery contract

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equity registrations

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What the buyer was looking for

1Mandatory requirement

Bids must be submitted by 11h00 on 31 July 2026, either by post to Private Bag X9086, Cape Town, or deposited in the bid box at 1 & 3 Dorp Street, Cape Town; late bids will not be accepted.

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Qualified inference

Supported inference

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