South Africa's construction industry offers significant tender opportunities across all 9 provinces. From major infrastructure projects to building renovations, our platform aggregates construction tenders from government departments, municipalities, and state-owned enterprises. CIDB-registered contractors can find opportunities matching their grading level, with tenders ranging from small maintenance works to multi-billion rand infrastructure developments.
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The department of public works is inviting bids for roof repairs and waterproofing at the bhisho and king williams town areas, with work divided into wing a and wing b sections. The contract covers repairs to roof coverings, box gutters, downpipes, and related accessories, and is evaluated under the 80/20 preference point system with functionality as a mandatory phase. Bidders must be registered on the csd and CIDB in the required grading, and only those scoring at least 70 out of 100 for functionality will proceed to price and preference evaluation.
Submission method: sealed envelope deposited in the bid box at the department of public works & infrastructure, front corner of qhasana building on the way to CIDB offices, labelled "tenders", bisho. Physical address: independence avenue, ground floor, qhasana building, bisho 5605. Mark the envelope clearly with "SCMU5-26/27-0052: refurbishments to themba kojana waterproofing". Closing time: 13 october 2026 at 11:00. Late, telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, e-mailed tenders will not be accepted. Submit the original plus the number of copies stated in the tender data (not specified in the extract). Returnable documents (all must be completed and signed where required): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and offer cover page. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any interest in related enterprises or connection to state employees. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference point claim): claims points for specific goals under the 80/20 system. - Compulsory enterprise questionnaire: completed and signed; jv partners must submit separate forms. - Form of offer and acceptance: fully completed and signed; the amount stated here takes precedence over any other total. - Priced bills of quantities including final summary: all trades must be priced (except provisional sums and allowances). - Proof of csd registration (csd report). - Valid CIDB certificate or crs number. - Proof of funds or advance payment guarantee in terms of the jbcc 6.2 Pba. - Methodology and project program (gantt chart). - Key personnel cvs and qualifications. - Project reference form k. - Protection of personal information (popia) consent. - Certificate of authority for joint ventures (if applicable) with signed jv agreement stating share percentages. - Resolution to sign / authority to sign (if applicable). - Declaration of employees of the state or other state institutions. - Letter of good standing from the compensation fund or licensed insurer. Disqualification risks: - late, incomplete, unsigned, or electronically submitted bids. - Failure to submit any mandatory returnable document. - Incomplete or unsigned sbd 4. - Not registered with CIDB in the required grading and class of works, or CIDB status not active at award stage. - Not pricing all trades in the bills of quantities (except provisional sums and allowances). - Alterations to tender documents not initialled by the signatory.
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TRANSNET is seeking providers to deliver preventative, corrective, emergency, and ad hoc maintenance services for building, wet services, electrical, and mechanical assets across the northern region (tshwane and surrounding areas) on an "as and when required" basis for six months. Bidders must meet CIDB grade 3+ minimum qualification standards, submit valid tax clearance and b-bbee certification, and complete all mandatory returnable documents through the TRANSNET digital procurement system before the october 5, 2026 closing date.
Electronic submission only via TRANSNET digital procurement system (tdps) at https://esupplierportal.transnet.net/ Upload documents at least one day before closing date to avoid technical issues maximum 30 mb per upload; multiple uploads permitted NO late submissions accepted NO telephonic, telegraphic, facsimile, or emailed offers accepted returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - stage one eligibility (scoring): valid CIDB grade 3 gb or higher, valid coida letter of good standing β failure to submit scores 0% - stage two mandatory (disqualification if missing): CIDB certificate 3 gb or higher, coida letter of good standing, certified jv agreement if applicable - essential: tax clearance certificate + tcs pin, b-bbee certificate/affidavit, csd registration proof - schedules: authority to submit tender, schedule of proposed sub-contractors, non-disclosure agreement, RFQ declaration form, breach of law declaration, certificate of acquaintance, service provider integrity pact, supplier code of conduct, two years audited financial statements - forms: compulsory enterprise questionnaire, record of addenda, form of offer and acceptance (c1.1), Contract data (c1.2), Pricing data/price list (c2.3), Service information/scope of work (c3), site information (c4)
Provision of preventative, corrective, emergency and ad hoc maintenance services for TRANSNET assets (buildings, wet services, electrical and mechanical) in the witbank cluster of mpumalanga province on an as-and-when-required basis for six months. Bidders must hold a valid CIDB registration of grade 3 gb or higher, submit a coida letter of good standing, be registered on the csd and provide a tax clearance certificate with SARS tcs pin. Evaluation proceeds in two stages: eligibility (CIDB, coida, csd, tax, bβbbee evidence) then functionality gate, after which price and bβbbee are scored under an 80/20 preference point system (price 80 points, bβbbee levels 1β2 20 points).
Submission method: electronic upload via TRANSNET digital procurement system (tdps) at https://esupplierportal.transnet.net/ Closing date and time: 5 october 2026 at 09:00 upload limit: 30 mb per upload; multiple uploads permitted bidders are advised to submit at least one day before closing to avoid technical issues; late submissions will not be accepted returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and uploaded): - T2.2-1 specific goals (b-bbee claim form) - T2.2-2 letter of good standing (coida) from department of employment and labour - T2.2-3 CIDB registration certificate (grade 3 gb or higher) - T2.2-4 compulsory enterprise questionnaire - T2.2-5 record of addenda to tender documents - T2.2-6 authority to submit tender - T2.2-7 schedule of proposed sub-contractors - T2.2-8 valid tax clearance certificate and SARS tcs pin - T2.2-9 non-disclosure agreement - T2.2-10 RFQ declaration form - T2.2-11 RFQ β breach of law - T2.2-12 certificate of acquaintance with tender document - T2.2-13 service provider integrity pact - T2.2-14 supplier code of conduct - T2.2-15 two years' audited financial statements - c1.1 Form of offer and acceptance - c1.2 Contract data - c2.3 Pricing data / price list (online boq) - c3 service information / scope of work - c4 site information joint ventures: certified copy of signed jv agreement required; if incorporated jv, memorandum of incorporation within 4 weeks of contract date tender validity: 12 weeks from closing date; may be extended on same terms if evaluation not finalised
TRANSNET property requires a cidb-registered contractor (minimum grade 3 gb) to provide preventative, corrective, emergency and ad hoc maintenance for buildings, wet services, electrical and mechanical assets in the nelspruit cluster and surrounding areas of mpumalanga on an as-and-when-required basis for six months. The contract will be awarded under the nec3 term service contract form using an 80/20 preference point system (price 80, b-bbee 20) with a mandatory functionality threshold. Submissions are electronic only via the TRANSNET digital procurement system (tdps) and must include a valid CIDB certificate, coida letter, tax clearance with tcs pin, b-bbee verification, csd registration, two years of audited financial statements and a full set of signed returnable schedules. NO compulsory briefing will be held; all enquiries must be logged on tdps.
Submission method: electronic upload only via TRANSNET digital procurement system (tdps) at https://esupplierportal.transnet.net/ Closing: 5 october 2026 at 09:00 β NO late tenders accepted upload at least one day before closing to avoid technical issues; 30 mb per upload, multiple uploads permitted NO telephonic, telegraphic, facsimile or e-mailed offers accepted tender validity: 12 weeks from closing date returnable forms and documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - stage one eligibility: valid CIDB registration grade 3 gb or higher; valid letter of good standing (coida) from department of employment and labour - stage two mandatory: CIDB certificate grade 3 gb or higher; coida letter; compulsory enterprise questionnaire; record of addenda to tender documents - essential returnable schedules: authority to submit tender; schedule of proposed sub-contractors; valid tax clearance certificate (SARS) with tcs pin; non-disclosure agreement; RFQ declaration form; RFQ breach of law declaration; certificate of acquaintance with tender document; service provider integrity pact; supplier code of conduct; two years audited financial statements - contract forms: form of offer and acceptance (c1.1); Contract data (c1.2); Pricing data/price list (c2.3); Service information/scope of work (c3); site information (c4) joint ventures: certified copy of signed jv agreement required; each member cidb-registered; lead partner grading not lower than one level below required 3 gb; combined grading meets 3 gb or higher
The independent development trust, on behalf of the department of public works, invites tenders for the turnkey eradication of pit latrines at three schools in the umzinyathi district, kwazulu-natal: mdlenevu primary school, phakathwayo secondary school, and ngwane secondary school. The scope includes design, construction, and documentation over an eight-month contract period. Bidders must hold a CIDB grade 6gb or higher, attend a compulsory online briefing, and meet a 70-point minimum functionality threshold to be considered for the 80/20 preference points evaluation.
CIDB grading: bidders must hold a valid and active CIDB registration of grade 6gb (general building) or higher; joint ventures must have every member registered and a combined grading of 6gb or higher. Compulsory briefing: attendance at the online microsoft teams briefing on 22 september 2026 at 11:00 is mandatory; the original signed and stamped attendance certificate must be submitted with the bid, and NO late access is allowed. Key personnel: bidders must submit cvs and original certified qualifications (not older than 3 months) for a construction project manager (prcpm/prcm), quantity surveyor (prqs), civil, structural, and geotechnical engineers (ecsa pr eng/pr tech), and an OHS manager (prchsa/prchsm); only one cv per discipline is assessed. Insurance: valid and active public liability insurance of r5 million or above and professional indemnity insurance of r5 million or above covering all disciplines are mandatory. Functionality threshold: bidders must score at least 70 points (70%) in stage 1 functionality evaluation, which includes experience (35 points), professional staff (30 points), technical approach (10 points), and financial viability (25 points), to proceed to the 80/20 price/specific goals evaluation. Closing and submission: tenders close on 6 october 2026 at 12:00, delivered to the KZN regional office, 4th floor, the marine building, 22 dorothy nyembe street, durban, 4000; fax, email, or late submissions are rejected, and the offer must remain valid for 120 calendar days. Disqualification risks: failure to submit any mandatory document (e.g., Csd report, tax clearance pin, coida certificate, completed sbd forms, bills of quantities with 15% VAT) or any director listed on the register of defaulters or employed by the state will result in immediate disqualification.
The south african weather service (saws) requires the supply, delivery, installation, testing, and commissioning of new fire suppression systems at six radar sites. Bidders must submit electronically via the e-tender platform and attend a compulsory virtual briefing. The most consequential consideration is the compulsory briefing followed by strict electronic submission before the closing deadline, with disqualification for non-compliance.
Submission method: electronic only, via the e-tender platform at https://www.etenders.gov.za/ Tutorial for uploading bid documents: https://youtu.be/B7pNseNJYHM Bids must be submitted before the closing time; late responses will not be considered. Bids must be submitted on the official forms provided, not re-typed. Bidders must initial all pages. Returnable documents (all must be completed and submitted): - annexure a (invitation to bid): bidder and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Annexure b (general conditions of contract): acknowledges the gcc terms. - Annexure c (bidder's disclosure): discloses any interest or relationship with the state. - Annexure f (preference points claim form): claims b-bbee preference points under the preferential procurement regulations 2022. - Annexure g (pricing schedule and financial proposal): priced offer. - Annexure h (specifications / terms of reference) together with the bidder's technical/functional response. - Annexure i (popia supplier consent form): consents to processing of personal information. - Any other documentation issued with the bid. Disqualification risks: - submission not via the e-tender platform. - Incomplete standard bidding documents. - Bid not in the prescribed format. - Late submission. - Failure to provide requested audited financial statements. - Unverifiable reference letters or oem accreditations.
Procurement of construction or related services, awarded as a whole, with bids submitted electronically via the national treasury etender portal. Bidders must be csd-registered before closing, submit a full csd report, and complete all mandatory documents; the 80/20 preference point system applies, with price scoring up to 80 points and specific goals up to 20 points. The most consequential consideration is that all required information and supporting evidence must be complete and accurate, as any material deviation or misrepresentation may lead to disqualification.
1. Register on the central supplier database (csd) before the tender closing date and submit a full csd registration report (not summary) for the bidder and each jv/consortium/subcontractor party, confirming tax compliance with SARS. 2. Submit the bid electronically via the national treasury etender portal (www.etenders.gov.za) Before the closing time and date; late submissions are not accepted. 3. Complete and submit all mandatory documents, including the form of offer and acceptance (c1.1), With VAT indicated if a VAT vendor (15% VAT must be included in prices). 4. Provide proof of similar completed projects with practical/works/final completion certificates as portfolio of evidence, and be prepared for in-loco inspections to verify declared information. 5. Ensure all sections of the pricing schedule or bills of quantities are priced (except provisional sums/allowances); failure to price all trades may increase commercial risk and lead to elimination. 6. For companies or close corporations, include a resolution authorizing the signatory; for one-person concerns, state this clearly; only authorized signatories may sign. 7. Complete the declaration of interest in the tender of persons in service of state (part t2) and declare any interest in other bidders; the 80/20 preference point system applies (80 points price, 20 points specific goals).
Roof waterproofing and repair work at south cape tvet college's oudtshoorn campus, including replacement of defective roofing sheets and fasteners, sealing of cracks and joints, and roof preparation, to be completed over three working days between 07:30 and 16:00 on weekdays. Bidders must submit a firm, all-inclusive price covering VAT and delivery, with the contract awarded based on compliance and the lowest acceptable offer. The most consequential consideration is that the bidder must have a valid SARS tax clearance and be registered on the central supplier database (csd), with all required company and b-bbee documents submitted by the closing date.
1. Submit the bid on the official forms only (not re-typed) by the closing time, with the total price (including VAT and delivery) stated in both figures and words on the price declaration form. 2. Provide a valid SARS tax clearance certificate (or csd pin if registered on the central supplier database) β NO contract will be awarded if tax matters are not in order. 3. Include a company registration document (cipro), b-bbee certificate, latest municipal account or lease agreement, and csd registration proof. 4. For consortia, joint ventures, or subcontractors, each party must submit a separate tax certificate/csd number and all required company documents. 5. Work must be completed within three (3) working days during weekdays between 07:30 and 16:00, with delivery to south cape tvet college, oudtshoorn campus. 6. The bidder must be willing to commence delivery when required by the client and must not vary the quoted price for the bid validity period. 7. The bidder must declare any interest and provide a shareholding breakdown (per race, gender, and percentage) if applicable, and submit all documents for every company involved in the bid.
SANRAL is procuring goods or services under a tender that requires bidders to complete pricing schedules, declare local content, and submit various standard bidding documents. The contract will be awarded using either the 80/20 or 90/10 preference point system, with a mandatory minimum local content threshold that must be met. Bidders must ensure full compliance with popia, declare any litigation history, and provide accurate local content calculations using the specified formula, as failure to do so will result in disqualification.
1. **Local content compliance**: bidders must meet the stipulated minimum local content threshold, calculated using the formula lc = [1 - x/y] * 100, and submit the declaration certificate (sbd 6.1) And annex c (form a3.6) With the bid, or face disqualification. 2. **Preference point system**: the tender will use either the 80/20 or 90/10 preference point system as stipulated in the tender documents; bidders must complete the preference point claim form accordingly. 3. **Popia compliance**: bidders must consent to SANRAL processing their personal information and must ensure their own processing of sanral's information complies with popia, including taking remedial steps in case of a data breach. 4. **Litigation disclosure**: bidders must declare any litigation involving the bidder, its directors, or shareholders with any organ of state in the last five years, including details of the year, parties, subject matter, and value. 5. **Debt and set-off declaration**: bidders must declare that they and their directors/members have NO outstanding debt to SANRAL, and authorise SANRAL to set off any amounts owed against payments due under the contract. 6. **Contract commitment limits**: bidders must list up to 20 current contracts and 20 tenders (in descending order of value) to demonstrate capacity, and must not participate in more than one tender for the same contract. 7. **Closing time and submission**: bids must be submitted by the closing date and time specified in the tender documents; late submissions will not be accepted.
SANRAL requires routine road maintenance construction services for two 60-month contracts in kwazulu-natal: the n2 sections 21x, 22x, 22 and 23 (246.58 Km) in the harry gwala and ugu district municipalities, and the n11 sections 1 to 4 (48.59 Km) in the uthukela and amajuba district municipalities. The scope covers pavement repairs, drainage, road furniture, vegetation control, bridges, culverts, erosion protection, and related maintenance activities. Bidders must hold a CIDB contractor grading of 8 ce or higher, be registered on the csd, and attend a compulsory virtual briefing on 18 september 2026; the tender closes on 7 october 2026 at 12:00.
Submission method: physical tender box only (NO electronic submissions) submission address: reception area, kwazulu-natal province (kznp), 58 van eck place, mkondeni, 3201 closing date and time: 7 october 2026 at 12:00 office hours for delivery: 09:00β16:00 monday to friday required format: printed hard copy and pdf on flash drive; for multiple project submissions, batch certificates (except c forms) on flash drive, c forms per project in separate folders envelope marking: "tender" with employer name, contract number, description, tenderer's representative name, postal address, contact numbers returnable forms (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): offer cover page with bidder details - sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses state employment connections - sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee points under PPPFA 80/20 or 90/10 - sbd 6.2 (Local production and content): declares local content compliance - sbd 8 (past SCM practices): declares past supply chain conduct - sbd 9 (independent bid determination): certifies NO collusion - authority to sign / board resolution: authorises signatory - CIDB registration certificate (grade 8 ce or higher) - csd registration proof (verified online at closing) - coida letter of good standing (valid) - b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit (as per revenue threshold) disqualification risks: - late submission (after 12:00 on 7 october 2026) - non-attendance at compulsory briefing (18 september 2026) - missing or unsigned returnable forms - non-compliance with CIDB grading, csd registration, or coida - failure to submit b-bbee evidence
The harry gwala development agency is seeking a service provider to supply and install carports under project hgda B-03-2026/27. the primary deliverable is the full provision and installation of carport systems. The most critical factor for bidders is meeting the 80/20 preferential point system requirements with 10 points for ownership and 10 for rdp goals while completing the mandatory mbd 6.1 Preference points claim.
Submission method: physical delivery (hand or courier) to tender box at reception area, harry gwala development agency, farmers market, portion 27 of the farm ellerton, erf 2226, ixopo 3275. Sealed envelope required with bid number (hgda B-03-2026/27) and description endorsed, bidder details clearly indicated. Courier submissions must arrive at least 2 days before closing to ensure placement in tender box; responsibility remains with tenderer. Only original bid documents accepted; copies not accepted. Late, telegraphic, e-mailed, or faxed bids will not be considered. Returnable forms: mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim for specific goals) must be completed and submitted. All returnable documents must be completed, signed, and submitted with the bid.
Umzimkhulu local municipality is inviting tenders for the repair of the ward 21 sports field at nongidi village, with an 80/20 preference point system and functionality evaluation. Bidders must submit by 12:00 on 16 october 2026 and must achieve at least 50% on functionality overall and on each functionality segment to be responsive.
Deposit the completed tender documentation into the tender box at umzimkhulu local municipality, 169 main street, umzimkhulu, 3297 (reception area) by 12:00 on 16 october 2026. Only tenders on the municipality's official documentation will be accepted; telegraphic, telex, telephone, electronic, facsimile, email, and late tenders are disqualified. Tender documents must be obtained from the cashier at 169 main street or the municipal website, with a purchase cut-off 15 minutes before the briefing (29 september 2026 at 11:00).
SANRAL is procuring a 48-month routine road maintenance contract covering approximately 265 km of national routes n5, r74 and r57 in the thabo mofutsanyana district municipality, free state. The works include route patrol, pothole and edge-break repairs, crack sealing, drainage cleaning, fencing, road signs, mowing, emergency standby and normalisation, with substantial targeted-enterprise subcontracting obligations. Bidders must be able to manage and execute procurement processes for cidb-graded subcontractors and suppliers, and must submit a completed bill of quantities and all required forms by the closing date.
Returnable documents include the completed bill of quantities (pricing schedule), contract data, and all forms listed in the tender document. Bidders must submit an award letter, completion certificate, and a fully completed reference letter (form b1.1) For each completed contract claimed; the reference letter must bear the entity's name, logo, address, contact number, and the authorising official's signature and designation. All required sbd forms must be completed and signed. Bids received after the closing time will be disqualified.
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This tender is for the construction of the pella wastewater treatment works for khΓ’i-ma local municipality. The contract is a re-measurement contract priced on a bill of quantities, with payments in south african rand. Tenderers must attend a compulsory site briefing; the attendance register closes 15 minutes after the advertised start time, and addenda are issued only to entities on the register. Tenders must be submitted as one original with zero copies, signed by an authorised person, with proof of authority. Joint ventures must submit a signed joint venture agreement identifying the lead partner, member participation, responsibilities, and the authorised person. Each page must be initialled. Only conforming tenders are accepted; alternative offers are rejected. The evaluation method is responsiveness, functionality, then price and preference, using either the 80/20 or 90/10 preference point system. Functionality requires at least 3 qualifying projects in the ten years preceding closing, each with a final contract value of not less than r30 million including VAT, supported by appointment/award letters, practical or final completion certificates, and signed client references. The tenderer must be cidb-registered with a grading of 7ce or higher (for joint ventures, all members registered, lead partner in ce class, combined grading 7ce+). Bidders must not be restricted from doing business with an organ of state, must not owe municipal rates or taxes in arrears for more than three months, must not be on the national treasury database of restricted suppliers or register for tender defaulters, and must not be insolvent, under liquidation, or business rescue. Uif good standing must be provided when requested. Tenders must be in south african rand.
Submission is by hard copy only: one original, printed, completed and signed, deposited in the tender box at khΓ’i-ma local municipality, 21 nuwe street, pofadder, 8890, before 20 october 2026 at 09:00. The sealed envelope must be marked with the tender number KH01-26/27 and the tender title, and bear the tenderer's name and address. Electronic, e-mailed, faxed or telephonic submissions are not accepted; late tenders are not considered. Tenderers must initial each page and any alterations. Proof of authority to sign must be submitted; joint ventures must include a signed joint venture agreement. Returnable documents are classified as eligibility (e), material responsiveness (m), functionality evidence (f), preference evidence (p), administrative (a) or post-award (pa); failure to satisfy an e or m requirement renders the tender ineligible or non-responsive. Required forms include sbd 4 (declaration of interest), sbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination), mbd 5 (declaration for procurement above r10 million), and the signed form of offer and acceptance (c1.1).
Hessequa municipality invites tenders for the upgrading of roads and stormwater in station street, albertinia (2026/2027). tenders are due by 12:00 on 9 october 2026, must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the tender box in riversdale, and will be evaluated using CIDB method 2 with a minimum functionality threshold of 70 points. Bidders must be registered on the csd and provide a valid coida certificate.
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The independent development trust (idt) is calling for a design and build (turnkey) contractor to demolish existing units and construct new units in the western cape. Bidders must meet strict mandatory requirements, including CIDB grading, nhbrc registration, and a compulsory virtual briefing, and must achieve a minimum functionality score of 70% to be evaluated on an 80/20 price/specific goals basis.
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The department requires the appointment of a service provider for the construction of external works and associated hard and soft landscaping at the iziko nelson mandela prison house in paarl, western cape. Work includes a new graded parking area, storm water drainage, landscape details, gate boom and security measures, all per drawing IS-3758-606. the most consequential requirement is that all dimensions on the drawing must be checked against actual site conditions before work commences.
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This tender invites bids for the installation of clear view fencing at the dawid kruiper nursery, approximately 313 metres in length. The work includes concrete holes with a strength of 25 mpa, and a manufacturer's brochure or similar proof of product must be submitted with the bid; failure to do so will render the bid non-responsive. Prices must be valid for at least 120 days from the closing date, be firm, inclusive of VAT, and include delivery, accommodation and travel costs. The bid may be awarded in whole or in part, subject to CIDB regulations, and quantities may be adjusted in line with the available budget. Bidders must complete the official forms (mbd 1, mbd 4, mbd 6.1, Mbd 7.1, Mbd 8 and mbd 9) and submit the original signed document; faxed or emailed bids will not be considered. Tax compliance is required, including a SARS pin or csd number, and foreign suppliers must complete the pre-award questionnaire. The contract is governed by south african law and the gcc, with a limitation of liability capped at the total contract price.
Returnable documents: reasons as to why a municipal account cannot be submitted and/or a valid lease, 4.1 The contractor must have a minimum CIDB grading level 2 sq / or higher.
Maquassi hills local municipality is procuring a civil engineering contractor for underground resource management, including the design, construction, monitoring of exploration, and equipping of boreholes in the maquassi hills area. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 6CEPE/7CE or higher, and the tender will be evaluated under the 80/20 preference points system with a minimum functionality score of 70% required to proceed to price evaluation.
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