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TRANSNET pipelines requires civil and structural maintenance services at multiple operational depots in its central region, delivered on an as-and-when basis under an nec3 term service contract for five years. The work covers demolition and replacement of damaged concrete slabs and worn sealants in petroleum manifold bunded areas, replacement of eroded stone or aggregate surfaces in high-voltage yards, repair of buried potable water pipes, and roof leak repairs with waterproofing membrane or metal sheet replacement. Bidders must attend the compulsory clarification meeting on 10 november 2026, hold CIDB 4GB/4CE or higher and field professionally registered key personnel, because functionality below 60 of 100 removes a bid from further evaluation. The decisive risk is that the compulsory briefing, the key-personnel registration certificates and the CIDB grading are pass/fail gates applied before price is considered.
Submission method - electronic upload only, via the TRANSNET e-tender submission portal: https://esupplierportal.transnet.net/portal/ (Use google chrome). - Register on the portal, log intent to respond, then upload the bid against this tender. - Upload limit: 30 mb per file; multiple uploads permitted. - Bidders are advised to complete uploading at least one day before closing to avoid bandwidth or file-size problems; TRANSNET accepts NO liability for bidder-side technical failures. - Telephonic, telegraphic, facsimile and emailed bids will not be accepted. - Late submissions are rejected; NO late tenders will be considered. - Each submission must relate only to this tender; documents for other tenders must not be included. - Bid documents are downloadable free of charge from www.etenders.gov.za And the TRANSNET portal. Returnable schedules (all to be completed, signed and uploaded) - T2.2-01: CIDB registration details (stage one eligibility). - T2.2-02: certificate of attendance at the compulsory clarification meeting, signed by the employer's representative at the meeting. - T2.2-03: key personnel professional registration schedule with certified certificate copies. - T2.2-04: project organogram, management structure and cvs. - T2.2-05: previous project experience schedule with supporting completion evidence. - T2.2-06: method statement. - T2.2-07: authority to submit the tender. - T2.2-08: record of addenda received. - T2.2-09: letter of good standing with the workmen's compensation fund. - T2.2-10: risk elements. - T2.2-11: schedule of proposed subcontractors. - T2.2-12: site establishment requirements. - T2.2-13: CIDB sfu annex g compulsory enterprise questionnaire. - T2.2-14: non-disclosure agreement. - T2.2-15: RFP declaration form. - T2.2-16: breach of law declaration (serious breaches in the past five years). - T2.2-17: certificate of acquaintance with the tender document. - T2.2-18: service provider integrity pact. - T2.2-19: supplier code of conduct. - T2.2-20: domestic prominent influential persons / foreign prominent public officials declaration. - T2.2-21: popia agreement. - T2.2-22: contractor's insurance schedule. - T2.2-23: form of intent to provide a performance guarantee. - T2.2-24: three years of audited financial statements. - T2.2-25: TRANSNET vendor registration form. - Also required: form of offer and acceptance (c1.1), Contract data (c1.2), Forms of securities (c1.3), Pricing instructions (c2.1) And price list (c2.2). Disqualification risks - missing the compulsory clarification meeting. - Any returnable schedule left unsigned or omitted. - Bid received after 16:00 on 20 november 2026. - Submission by email, fax or telephone.
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TRANSNET pipelines requires civil and structural maintenance services across multiple operational depots in its north region, delivered on an as-and-when basis under an nec3 term service contract for five years. The work covers demolition and replacement of damaged concrete slabs and worn sealants in petroleum manifold bunded areas, replacement of eroded stone or aggregate surfaces in a high-voltage yard, repair or replacement of buried potable water pipes under tar roads, and roof leak repairs with waterproofing membrane or metal sheet replacement. Bidders must attend a compulsory clarification meeting and site visit at tarlton on 11 november 2026, hold CIDB grade 3GB/3CE or higher, and field professionally registered key personnel. The decisive hurdle is functionality: bids scoring below 60 out of 100 are disqualified before price and preference points are considered.
Submission method - electronic upload only, via the TRANSNET e-tender submission portal: https://esupplierportal.transnet.net/portal/ (Use google chrome). - Register on the portal, log an intent to respond, then upload the bid against this tender. - Maximum 30 mb per upload; multiple uploads are permitted. - Upload at least one day before closing; TRANSNET accepts NO liability for bidder internet, bandwidth or file-size problems. - Telephonic, telegraphic, facsimile and emailed bids will not be accepted. - Late bids are not accepted. - Bids must be in english. Alternative bids will not be considered. - Each submission must relate only to this tender; NO documents for other tenders may be included. - Bid package must be marked with the tenderer's name, contact person and details, the tender number and the tender description, for the attention of the employer's agent. Returnable documents (all to be completed, signed and uploaded) - T2.2-01: CIDB registration schedule (stage one eligibility). - T2.2-02: certificate of attendance at the compulsory clarification meeting, signed by the employer's representative. - T2.2-03: key resources professional registration schedule, with valid certificates. - T2.2-04: project organogram, management and cvs. - T2.2-05: previous experience schedule with project data sheets. - T2.2-06: method statement. - T2.2-07: authority to submit tender. - T2.2-08: record of addenda received. - T2.2-09: letter of good standing with the workmen's compensation fund. - T2.2-10: risk elements. - T2.2-11: schedule of proposed subcontractors. - T2.2-12: site establishment requirements. - T2.2-13: CIDB sfu annex g compulsory enterprise questionnaire. - T2.2-14: non-disclosure agreement. - T2.2-15: RFP declaration form. - T2.2-16: breach of law declaration (clause 12). - T2.2-17: certificate of acquaintance with tender document. - T2.2-18: service provider integrity pact. - T2.2-19: supplier code of conduct. - T2.2-20: domestic prominent influential persons / foreign prominent public officials declaration. - T2.2-21: popia agreement. - T2.2-22: insurance provided by the contractor. - T2.2-23: form of intent to provide a performance guarantee. - T2.2-24: three years of audited financial statements. - T2.2-25: TRANSNET vendor registration form. - Also required: form of offer and acceptance (c1.1), Contract data (c1.2), Forms of securities (c1.3), Pricing instructions (c2.1) And price list (c2.2). Disqualification risks - failure to attend the compulsory clarification meeting. - Missing or invalid professional registration certificates for the key personnel. - CIDB grading below 3GB/3CE. - any returnable schedule left incomplete or unsigned. - Late submission or submission through a channel other than the portal.
The department of water and sanitation requires the supply and delivery of welding gas to its construction south operations at clanwilliam dam on the old n7 route in the western cape. Bidders price the requirement on a fully completed sbd 3.1 Schedule, with delivery to the dam site at coordinates 32Β°11'47.99"S And 18Β°52'34.96"E. Bids close at 11:00 on 12 november 2026 and must be hand-delivered in a sealed, endorsed envelope to the bid box at the entrance of the training centre; NO email or fax channel is offered. Evaluation passes through four gates β mandatory sbd 4, administrative compliance (csd, SARS tax pin, cipc, b-bbee), technical specification compliance, then 80/20 preference points β so a single missing or unsigned returnable document ends the bid before price is considered.
Submission method - sealed envelope, delivered by hand to the bid box or the SCM office. NO email or fax channel is offered. - Envelope must be endorsed with the bid number WTE-0605 cs, the title (supply and delivery of welding gas for clanwilliam dam) and the bidder's name. - Original bid plus covering letter and all supporting documents in one sealed envelope. - Late bids are not accepted. - Bid documents may not be split, rebound or have pages removed. Delivery address - the bid box: entrance of training centre - department of water and sanitation, construction south - clanwilliam dam site: old n7 route - coordinates: 32Β°11'47.99"S And 18Β°52'34.96"E Returnable documents - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): signed offer cover page with all blanks completed; an unsigned or missing sbd 1 invalidates the bid. - Sbd 3.1 (Pricing schedule): fully completed and priced; failure to price invalidates the bid. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses state employment and any relationship with officials of the department; non-disclosure of linked csd-registered companies leads to disqualification. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims the specific-goal points and must be backed by the proof listed in the compliance section. - Csd registration report. - SARS tax compliance status pin or printed tcs certificate. - Cipc / cipro registration certificate. - B-bbee verification certificate or qualifying sworn affidavit. - Letter of appointment or board resolution authorising the signatory; for a company, a resolution certified by the chairperson. - Annexure 1 (percentage ownership affidavit) for women, disability and youth ownership claims. - Annexure 2 (location of enterprise affidavit) with proof of ownership of premises or a valid lease. - Joint ventures: the jv agreement (original or notarially certified copy) plus a signed authorisation from each member. Disqualification risks - bid received after 11:00 on 12 november 2026. - Any mandatory or administrative document omitted or unsigned. - Pricing schedule not completed. - Bidder, director, member or shareholder in the service of the state. - Bidder listed on the register for tender defaulters or the list of restricted suppliers. - Failure to declare all csd-registered companies linked to the directors.
The department of water and sanitation requires the supply and delivery of hand tools to the clanwilliam dam site on the old n7 route in the western cape, for its construction south unit. Bids close at 11:00 on 12 november 2026 and must be hand-delivered in a sealed, endorsed envelope to the bid box at the training centre entrance on site. Evaluation moves through mandatory, administrative and technical phases before an 80/20 preference split of 80 points for price and 20 points for specific goals. The most consequential risks are an unsigned or incomplete sbd 4, an unpriced sbd 3.1, And specific-goal claims submitted without the required proof, each of which disqualifies the bid or forfeits points.
Submission method - sealed envelope, hand-delivered to the SCM office or deposited in the bid box. - Envelope endorsement: "original bid for bid: WTE-0590 cs supply and delivery of hand tools for clanwilliam dam in the western cape for dws construction south", with the bidder's name clearly shown. - Submit the original bid together with a cover letter and supporting documents. - Bid box: entrance of training centre, department of water and sanitation, construction south, clanwilliam dam site, old n7 route (32Β°11'47.99"S, 18Β°52'34.96"E). - Closing time: 11:00 on 12 november 2026. Late bids are not accepted. - Bid documents may not be separated or have pages detached; every space in the bid forms and annexures must be completed in full. - Section 4 of the bid document and the pricing schedule must be fully completed and priced; failure renders the bid invalid. Returnable documents - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): signed offer cover page with all blanks completed. - Sbd 3.1 (Pricing schedule): fully completed and priced. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): complete and signed, with all interests declared. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims specific-goal points. - Csd registration report. - SARS tax clearance letter and tax compliance pin. - Cipc/cipro registration certificate. - B-bbee status level verification certificate, or a qualifying sworn affidavit for an eme or qse. - Letter of appointment or board resolution authorising the signatory; joint ventures must add the joint venture constitution document and a certificate authorising the signatory. Disqualification risks - bids received after the closing time. - Any mandatory or administrative document missing, incomplete or unsigned. - Failure to disclose all csd-registered active companies linked to directors. - Failure to complete and price the pricing schedule. - Bidders in the service of the state, or with directors or members in the service of the state.
The department of water and sanitation requires the supply and delivery of curing compound in 200-litre containers for the rehabilitation of clanwilliam dam in the western cape. The contract will be awarded under the 80/20 preference point system, with price worth 80 points and specific goals worth 20 points. Bidders must pass mandatory, administrative, and technical evaluation phases, including submission of a technical datasheet proving compliance with specification section 3.2.14. The most consequential consideration is that failure to submit any required document or meet any technical specification will render the bid non-responsive and disqualified.
Submission method: sealed envelope deposited in the bid box - address: the bid box, entrance of training centre, department of water and sanitation, construction south, clanwilliam dam site, old n7 route, co-ordinates: 32Β°11'47.99''S And 18Β°52'34.96''E - The envelope must be endorsed with "original bid for bid: WTE-0597 cs: supply and delivery of curing compound for the rehabilitation of clanwilliam dam in the western cape for dws construction south." And the bidder's name. - The original bid plus covering letter and supporting documents must be sealed in the envelope. - Bids must be submitted on the official forms provided and must not be re-typed. - All spaces in bid forms and annexures must be completed in full; section 4 and the pricing schedule must be fully priced β failure renders the bid invalid. - The bid documents must not be separated or have pages detached. - Bids must be signed: for a company, by a person authorised by a board resolution (certified copy to be submitted); for a joint venture, include the notarially certified jv agreement and authorisation certificates from each party. - Late bids will not be accepted. Returnable forms and documents: - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): completed and signed, including bidder details and declarations. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): complete and signed, declaring any interest in state employment or related enterprises; non-disclosure leads to disqualification. - Sbd 3.1 (Pricing schedule): completed and priced. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): completed and signed. - Csd report proving registration on the central supplier database. - SARS tax clearance letter and pin. - Cipc / cipro certificate. - Original or certified copy of b-bbee status level verification certificate (or sworn affidavit for eme/qse). - Letter of appointment or board resolution authorising the signatory. - Technical datasheet for the 200-litre curing compound, indicating compliance with the specification in technical information section 3.2.14.
This tender invites quotations for the construction of a new public drop-off, material recovery, and composting facility in vredendal, western cape. The project falls under the construction and civil engineering sector and requires attendance at a compulsory briefing session. Interested contractors should submit their quotations before the closing date of 30 november 2026.
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The department of land reform and rural development requires a cidb-registered contractor (grade 6gb or higher) to construct a community hall and an early childhood development centre at pardeplaats in emakhazeni local municipality, mpumalanga. The contract will be governed by the jbcc principal building agreement and includes strict local labour targets (80% unskilled local labour, 55% women, 40% youth). Bidders must attend a compulsory clarification meeting on 6 november 2026 and submit sealed bids by 24 november 2026 at 11:00; the evaluation uses a functionality threshold of 60 out of 100 before applying the 80/20 preference point system.
Submission - method: not stated in the document. The tender is advertised as a request for proposal; submission details may be in the full tender pack not provided here. Returnable documents (standard national treasury forms, must be completed and signed): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses whether any director or shareholder is employed by the state or connected to anyone at the department. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee points under the PPPFA system. - Sbd 8 (declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices): declares any past SCM irregularities. - Sbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): certifies the price was set independently, with NO collusion. Disqualification risks: - any required form left unsigned or omitted. - Bids received after the closing time.
SENTECH limited requires a service provider to repair and reinstate the existing clearvu security fence and vibracrete fence at the riversdale c4 solar plant in the western cape. The only returnable document identified is the sbd 4 bidder's disclosure form, which must be completed and signed. Bidders listed on the register for tender defaulters or the list of restricted suppliers will be automatically disqualified. The most consequential consideration is ensuring the sbd 4 is fully and truthfully completed, as any false or incomplete disclosure will disqualify the bid.
Quotations must be submitted via email. - Submission email: [email protected] - Closing date: 25 november 2026, closing time: 12h00. - Quotation must be on company letterhead, fully completed, and signed in black ink. - Bidders must be registered on the SENTECH supplier database and be tax compliant. - Quotations received after the closing time will not be accepted. Returnable documents: - form of offer and acceptance: signed to bind the bidder to the offer and accept the conditions of the RFQ. - pricing schedule (bill of quantities): rates to be quoted as per the schedule. - Valid coida letter of good standing. - Valid CIDB certificate (grade 1 sq or above). - Valid b-bbee certificate (for preference points). - Valid medical certificates and safety documentation where applicable. Disqualification risks: - failure to meet any administrative responsiveness criteria. - Quotation not on company letterhead, unsigned, or not in black ink. - Missing mandatory documents.
SENTECH limited requires a service provider to supply, deliver and install a concrete palisade fence at the c5 george site under the george operational centre in the western cape. The procurement is a request for quotation, and the only stated bidder obligation in the supplied document is to complete and sign the SENTECH supplier consent form, which authorises SENTECH to process personal information for evaluation, verification, background checks and fica compliance. The closing date is 25 november 2026 at 10:00.
Closing date and time: 25 november 2026 at 10:00. Mandatory form: the SENTECH supplier consent form must be completed and signed by an authorised representative who warrants due authorisation. Consent: by signing, the bidder consents to SENTECH processing personal information for evaluating the quotation, verification, background screening and know your customer obligations under the financial intelligence centre act. Withdrawal of consent: if consent is withdrawn, SENTECH may be unable to process the quotation or retain the supplier on its database. NO other eligibility, pricing, evaluation or technical requirements are stated in the supplied document.
Public works requires the construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at esiphiva primary school in kwazulu-natal for the department of education, including demolition of existing toilet blocks and new pit latrine structures built to prototype designs. The work is priced on a bill of quantities spanning alterations, earthworks, concrete and reinforcement, precast concrete, masonry, waterproofing, roofing, carpentry, ironmongery, metalwork, plastering, plumbing and drainage, glazing and paintwork, with the earthworks, concrete, reinforcement and plumbing/drainage bills marked provisional. The contract runs for 6 calendar months and only bidders holding a CIDB grading of 5gb or higher may bid. The two commercial traps are that the temporary chemical toilet hire must be priced for a full 12 calendar months although the contract period is 6 months, and that payment for the toilet demolition is withheld until a desludging certificate is submitted.
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Construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at nkamelwane primary school in kwazulu-natal, comprising a new type a4 grade r ablution block (4-seater unisex plus teachers' WC), demolition of 4 prefab vip cubicles and three single-storey buildings, desludging of existing pits and septic tanks, and the associated earthworks, concrete, masonry, roofing, plumbing, glazing and finishes. The contract runs for 6 calendar months and requires a CIDB grading of 5gb or higher. Bids close on 2 december 2026 at 11:00. The most consequential consideration is that the school stays occupied throughout: work must be sequenced around school operations with NO disruption during examinations, site access is extremely restricted, and potable water may not be used for construction, so the contractor must bring its own temporary water and power supplies.
CIDB grading: 5gb or higher is required, with a contract period of 6 calendar months. Closing: bids close on 2 december 2026 at 11:00. Compulsory site inspection: bidders must visit the site before tendering and satisfy themselves as to the nature and extent of the work; NO variation claims will be entertained for the nature or extent of the work or for inferior or damaged materials. Pricing: every bill-of-quantities item must be priced, and each preliminary item allocated to f (fixed), v (value-related) or t (time-related); a provisional amount of r35,000.00 Must be provided for desludging pits and septic tanks, and the community liaison officer must be priced at twice the unskilled local labour rate β failing to price these items or making inadequate provision will not be entertained as a claim. Contract price adjustment applies only where the construction period exceeds 6 months and the contract sum exceeds r1,000,000.00. Local labour and epwp: 100% of unskilled labour must come from the local community, with targets of 55% women, 40% youth aged 18 to 35 and 2% people living with disability, and all unskilled labour resident in the ward where the contract is executed; dpw/epwp local labour forms with certified ids, wage rates, proof of payment and employment contracts must accompany monthly payment certificates. Site conditions: the school remains occupied, so noisy activities must be sequenced around school hours and NO disruption is permitted during examinations; access is extremely restricted; potable water may not be used for construction, so temporary water tanks and generators must be provided; a rain gauge and rainfall diary signed off by the school principal must be kept and submitted at every site meeting. Asbestos and compliance: asbestos roof, gutters, underlay, fibreglass and downpipes must be removed under the asbestos regulations 2001 with a specialist firm contracted for disposal; original compliance certificates for specialist installations are required or payment is withheld; hiv/aids programme non-compliance may attract a financial penalty of 0.04% Of the contract sum.
Construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at phembumuzi primary school in kwazulu-natal, covering demolition of an existing single-storey ablution building (13 m x 4.5 M on plan, 3 m to eaves), desludging and decommissioning of the existing toilet pits, and new pit latrine structures with earthworks, concrete, masonry, roofing, plumbing, glazing and paintwork. The contract runs for 10 calendar months and is open to bidders holding a CIDB grading of 5gb or higher. Pricing must be returned on the supplied bill of quantities with a rate and amount against every measured item, including the provisional earthworks, concrete/formwork/reinforcement, reinforcement and plumbing sections. The highest-risk conditions are that a desludging certificate must be produced before payment for the toilet demolition is released, and that old materials removed from site become the contractor's property with a credit that must be reflected in the final summary.
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Construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at floraton primary school in kwazulu-natal, covering demolition and decommissioning of the existing ablution block, a new ablution building to prototype W1A-R, and the associated earthworks, concrete, masonry, waterproofing, roofing, carpentry, ironmongery, metalwork, plastering, plumbing, glazing and painting. The work is measured and priced on a bill of quantities under the model preambles for trades (2008 edition) and runs over a 10 calendar month contract period. Only bidders with a CIDB grading of 5gb or higher may bid, and the alterations, reinforcement and plumbing and drainage bills are provisional. The most consequential condition is that the desludging certificate must be submitted before any payment is released for demolition of the existing toilets.
CIDB grading: 5gb or higher is required; bidders below this grade cannot be considered. Closing: 4 december 2026 at 09:00. Contract period: 10 calendar months. Pricing: the priced bill of quantities, measured under the model preambles for trades (2008 edition), governs; the alterations section, the reinforcement and the plumbing and drainage bill are provisional and priced as such. Desludging certificate: must be provided before payment is released for demolition of the toilets. Old materials: materials from the alterations become the contractor's property and a credit must be allowed in the final summary; items handed to the department's representative require an official receipt, failing which the contractor remains liable for the full replacement value, deducted from money due. Quality approvals: masonry unit samples of at least six units must be approved; concrete cubes are tested by an independent firm nominated by the contractor and approved by the architect; roof trusses must be designed to SANS 10160 and carry tr1 and tr2 certificates; blockwork to sabs 0145 and concrete masonry units to sabs 1215.
Construction of new sanitation facilities, including associated external works, at konfoor combined school in kwazulu-natal, together with the demolition and replacement of four existing ablution blocks. The work runs over a 10 calendar month contract period and is priced on a bill of quantities spanning alterations, earthworks, concrete, masonry, roofing, carpentry, metalwork, plumbing, glazing and painting. Only bidders holding a CIDB grading of 5gb or higher can qualify, and the most consequential commercial condition is that payment for demolishing the existing toilets is withheld until a desludging certificate is submitted.
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The playhouse company requires a contractor to strip and dispose of the failed roof waterproofing over 750 mΒ² of roof slab at its head office at 29 acutt street, durban, correct falls and outlets, and apply a derbigum 4 mm torch-on membrane finished with two coats of silver reflective paint. The contract includes substrate preparation, screed to falls, stormwater outlet repairs, flashings, flood testing, and a minimum 10-year joint manufacturer and applicator guarantee. Bidders must pass a three-stage evaluation: administrative compliance, functionality with a 70-point threshold, then 80/20 price and specific goals. The most consequential consideration is that only bidders with active CIDB grade 1 or 2sn or higher, iccasa accreditation (SANS 1393), and a derbigum-approved applicator status can qualify.
Submission method: email submission emails: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Quotations must remain valid for at least 30 days from the closing date. All prices quoted in rands, inclusive of VAT, with a detailed cost breakdown. Late submissions will not be considered. Returnable forms: - sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): declares employment by any organ of state, relationships with procuring institution employees, and interests in other enterprises. Failure to disclose all csd-registered active companies linked to directors leads to disqualification.
TRANSNET national ports authority requires a once-off milling and overlaying of the existing roadway alongside quay 701-702 in the port of cape town, together with the construction of two speed humps at the marine drive exit. Bidders are assessed on technical capability only, scored out of 100 across key personnel, company experience and the project programme. The decisive factor is the calibre of the named personnel and the evidence behind them: an unregistered pavement engineer or health and safety officer scores zero for that sub-criterion, and fewer than three compliant road rehabilitation reference letters scores zero for company experience. Bids close on 24 november 2026 at 14:00.
Submission method - electronic submission only, through the TRANSNET e-tender submission portal: https://transnetetenders.azurewebsites.net (Access the site with google chrome). - Closing: 16:00 on 24 november 2026. Late bids are not accepted. - Telephonic, telegraphic, facsimile and emailed offers are rejected. - Bids must be uploaded at least a day before closing; the portal accepts 30 mb per upload and multiple uploads. - Each bidder must register its own company profile, log an intent to bid and submit under that profile. A bid lodged through another company's profile is rejected or disqualified, including between subsidiary and holding companies. A joint venture may submit through any member's profile. - Tender validity: 12 weeks from the closing date; bidders may be asked to extend on the same terms. - Language: english. Alternative offers will not be considered. - Submissions may not contain documents relating to any other tender. Returnable documents β all must be completed, signed and uploaded - T2.2-01: certificate of attendance at the compulsory clarification meeting, signed by the employer's representative. - T2.2-02: CIDB grading designation schedule, with a copy of the CIDB certificate or proof of capability to register. - T2.2-03: key personnel experience and registration. - T2.2-04: company experience with client reference letters. - T2.2-05: level 3 programme. - T2.2-06: authority to submit the tender. - T2.2-07: record of addenda. - T2.2-08: risk elements. - T2.2-09: availability of equipment and other resources. - T2.2-10: schedule of proposed subcontractors. - T2.2-11: site establishment requirements. - T2.2-12: health and safety questionnaire. - T2.2-13: sbd 6.1 Preference points claim, with proof of the specific goals claimed. - T2.2-14: CIDB sfu annex g compulsory enterprise questionnaire. - T2.2-15: non-disclosure agreement. - T2.2-16: RFP declaration form. - T2.2-17: breach of law declaration. - T2.2-18: certificate of acquaintance with the tender document. - T2.2-19: service provider integrity pact. - T2.2-20: supplier code of conduct. - T2.2-21: dpip / fppo declaration. - T2.2-22: popia agreement. - T2.2-23: insurance provided by the contractor. - T2.2-24: three years of audited financial statements. - T2.2-25: supplier declaration form. - C1.1: Fully completed and signed form of offer and acceptance. - C1.2: Contract data. - C2.1 And c2.2: Pricing instructions and completed bill of quantities on the TRANSNET template. Disqualification risks - bid received after the closing time. - Compulsory clarification meeting not attended, or attendance certificate not signed and submitted. - Any mandatory returnable schedule missing, incomplete, invalid or unsigned. - Bid not signed by an authorised representative. - CIDB grading below 5ce. - Submission through another company's portal profile.
The design, supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of a hybrid wind and solar pv microgrid research facility at eskom's research, testing and development (rt&d) site in gauteng, under a three-year contract. The plant and its cabling must meet ESKOM standard 240-56063805 for lv power and control cable rated 600/1000 v (SANS 1507-1 and SANS 1507-3) and ESKOM standard 240-129686484 for power plant controls and instrumentation, and only cable bearing the sabs mark is accepted. Bidders must submit completed technical schedules a and b with the test and deviation schedules, english test reports and a full cable catalogue at tender stage. The highest risk is the schedule rule: a blank schedule b entry against a requirement listed in schedule a is read as confirmation that the bidder does not comply, so an incomplete schedule can sink an otherwise compliant bid.
Scope and term: design, supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of a hybrid wind and solar pv microgrid research facility at ESKOM research, testing and development (rt&d), gauteng, over three years. Closing: 27 november 2026 at 08:00. Mandatory standards: compliance with ESKOM 240-56063805 (lv power and control cable, 600/1000 v, per SANS 1507-1 and SANS 1507-3) and ESKOM 240-129686484 (power plant controls and instrumentation) is compulsory; any deviation is a non-conformance. Cable must carry the sabs mark and be tested in accordance with SANS 1507. Technical schedules a and b, including the test schedules and deviation schedules, must be completed in full and submitted with the bid; a blank schedule b entry against a schedule a requirement is treated as confirmation of non-compliance, and any deviation must be recorded in the deviation schedule. Tender-stage evidence: type, routine and sample test reports in english covering all materials used in the cable construction, plus a catalogue giving dimensional data and ratings for the full range of cables offered. Quality and guarantee: a documented and implemented quality management system meeting at least iso 9001 (iso 9002 is referenced), open to ESKOM audit and pre-delivery verification of goods; a minimum 15-year product and workmanship guarantee for the applied coating system, provided at tender stage by the supplier on behalf of both the manufacturer and the installer. Registration: central supplier database (csd) registration and a valid SARS tax clearance / tax compliance status pin. Conductor and cable identification systems must be submitted for ESKOM approval, be unique and traceable, visible to the naked eye, repeated at intervals of NO more than 500 mm where not continuous, and withstand 90 Β°c continuous and at least 250 Β°c short-circuit conductor temperatures.
The ethekwini municipality requires the construction of 28 community residential units (block e) at 8 donnelly road, bluff, durban, under an infrastructure (jbcc) contract. Bidders must hold a CIDB contractor grading of 6 gb or higher, attend a compulsory clarification meeting, and submit both a hard copy and an electronic jde submission by the closing deadline. The 80/20 preference point system applies, and the hard copy is the ruling version for validity.
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The limpopo department of agriculture and rural development requires a 3-year framework agreement for the supply, delivery and construction of fences and animal handling facilities across the province. Work is ordered per project as funds become available, with quantities in the bill of quantities being indicative only. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 3ce or 3sq to 7ce or 7sq, attend a compulsory briefing, and score at least 60 out of 100 on functionality to qualify.
Returnable documents (all require full completion and signature; missing any leads to disqualification): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): signed cover page. - Sbd 3.2 (Pricing schedule): fully completed and signed. - Sbd 4 (bidders disclosure): declares interests; joint ventures must submit separate forms. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): failure to claim points results in zero. - Bill of quantities: all items (rates, amounts, sums) completed; NO overwriting. - CIDB grading certificate (3ce or 3sq to 7ce or 7sq). - Form of intent by a bank/insurer for 10% performance guarantee. - Form of intent by a bank/insurer for all-risk insurance. - Compulsory enterprise questionnaire (fully completed and signed). - Joint venture agreement (if applicable), with percentage split and bank account details. - Bank rating letter with minimum rating of c, showing track record of at least 6 months. - Current works load declaration. - Proof of equipment (ownership or hire documents, certified, not older than 6 months). - Workmen's compensation coida certificate or proof of payment. Submission method: original only, NO photocopies as originals; forms must not be retyped or redrafted; complete in black ink. Bid box location: limpopo department of agriculture and rural development, 67/69 biccard street, polokwane, 0700. Closing: 19 november 2026 at 11:00. Telephonic, telegraphic, telex, facsimile, electronic or emailed tenders are not accepted.
This tender requires the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of power factor correction equipment at king shaka international airport in kwazulu-natal, for a period of 24 months. The procurement is an open tender (request for bid) in the construction and civil engineering sector. A compulsory or optional briefing session is scheduled online via ms teams, and the closing date is 8 december 2026.
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