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South african national parks (sanparks) invites quotations from qualified service providers to develop and implement an environmental, health and safety (she) management system conforming to iso 45001 and iso 14001 standards for the entire kruger national park. The appointed provider will conduct gap analyses, risk assessments, develop customised standards, provide training, and ensure the park achieves iso certification. This is a request for quotation with a closing date of 19 august 2026 at 13h00.
- Submit bids via email only to [email protected]. Submissions to any other email address will not be accepted. - Bids must be received by the closing date and time (19 august 2026, 13h00). Late bids will not be considered. - Use the official forms provided (sbd1, sbd4, sbd6.1) β Do not retype them. - Include a written quotation on company letterhead. - Provide proof of registration on the central supplier database (csd). - Provide a valid b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit (for preference points). - Provide proof of authority (e.g., Company resolution) if signing on behalf of the company. - Ensure all mandatory documents are submitted with the bid; failure to comply will lead to disqualification. - Bids must remain valid for 90 days from the day after closing date. - Do not contact sanparks staff other than the designated officials for queries. - Successful bidder may be required to sign a written contract form (sbd7) or SLA.
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The city of ekurhuleni is appointing one or more brokers to provide insurance and risk services from the date of award until 30 june 2029. The contract is estimated to exceed r50 million, so the 90/10 preference point system applies, with 90 points for price and 10 for specific goals. Bidders must demonstrate financial capacity and submit three annual financial statements if the transaction value exceeds r10 million.
Bids must be deposited in bid box number three (03) at golden heights, 141 victoria street, germiston, before 10:00 on 31 august 2026. Bids will be opened in public immediately after closing. Bids must be valid for 120 days from closing date. Late bids, telefax or e-mail bids, and bids completed in pencil will be invalid. Bidders must check the coe website daily for amendments, addenda, and extensions of validity. NO communication is allowed after closing. Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed, and submitted as a complete set): - form of bid (general declaration) - form a (procurement form of bid) - form b (declaration of interest) - form c (declaration for procurement above r10 million, if applicable) - form d (declaration of bidder's past SCM practices) - form e (certificate of independent bid determination) - form g (declaration for municipal accounts) - form h (declaration for municipal accounts where bids exceed r10 million) - form i (specification) - form j (variations and omissions) - form k (schedule of prices) - form l (general conditions of contract) - form m (special conditions and undertakings) - form n (contract form - rendering of services, parts 1 and 2) disqualification risks: - non-compliance with csd registration and applicable legislative requirements. - Failure to complete and sign the schedule of quantities in full. - Use of correction fluid, erasable ink, or pencil on sections affecting evaluation. - Bid not signed by a person with authority to do so. - Attempting to influence evaluation or award. - Misrepresentation affecting evaluation or specific goals. - Submission in the wrong bid box or after closing date/time. - Non-submission of municipal account (not older than 3 months), lease agreement, or affidavit. - Municipal rates or service charges in arrears for more than 3 months (or 30 days if transaction exceeds r10 million) unless proof of payment arrangement is attached. - Unsatisfactory performance on a previous contract with any organ of state in the last 5 years. - Bidder or directors in service of the state, or listed on the register of bid defaulters. - Non-submission of three annual financial statements if transaction value exceeds r10 million. - Failure to submit all required documents. - Incomplete or unsigned declarations (forms of bid, b, c, d, e, g, h). Only information filled in the spaces provided in the bid document will be considered for evaluation. Attaching unsolicited information (e.g., Company profiles, cvs) is discouraged and may delay award.
Nkomazi local municipality seeks a service provider to implement the revised grap 104 ecl impairment model for 5 months. Suitable service providers with financial services expertise should apply. The appointment will be for a period of five months.
β’ Full implementation of revised grap 104 β’ expected credit loss (ecl) impairment model expertise β’ 5-month service delivery period
The gamagara local municipality is seeking a service provider to manage their short-term insurance for a period of five years. Interested bidders should be registered with the CIDB and have a valid BBBEE certificate. A compulsory briefing will be held at the gamagara local municipality town hall.
β’ Provision for management of short-term insurance β’ for a period of five years β’ registered with the CIDB and valid BBBEE certificate
The national youth development agency (nyda) requires a short-term insurance company to provide services for a period of three years. Interested insurers must submit bids via an open tender process. A compulsory briefing session will be held online via microsoft teams.
β’ Provision of short-term insurance services for a three-year period β’ attendance at a compulsory online briefing session via microsoft teams β’ submission of a bid in response to an open tender (RFB)
Ubuntu municipality requires short-term insurance provision and administration for 36 months. Bidders should have relevant experience and expertise in financial services. Key conditions include a 36-month contract period.
β’ Provision of short-term insurance services for 36 months β’ administration of insurance services for ubuntu municipality β’ relevant experience and expertise in financial services
Moqhaka local municipality is appointing a service provider to supply and administer an online prepaid electricity vending system and third-party vending for three years, serving 26 605 active prepaid customers. The system must be sts and nrs compliant, integrate with the solar financial system, and be fully operational with 24/7 helpdesk support. The most consequential requirement is that bidders must score at least 80 out of 100 points in the functional evaluation, which heavily weights prepaid vending software features and firm experience.
Submission channel: sealed envelope deposited in the bid box at corner 11&12 way, magasyn/stores, industrial, kroonstad, by 12h00 on the closing date. NO email or fax submissions accepted; late tenders rejected. Envelope marking: endorse clearly on the outside with the tender number and title. Completion rules: original document completed fully in black pen ink and signed by an authorised signatory; retyped documents, missing pages, or unauthorised alterations cause disqualification. Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - mbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Mbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses whether any director or shareholder is employed by the state or connected to anyone at the municipality. - Mbd 5 (declaration for procurement above r10 million): required for procurements above r10 million. - Mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee points under the PPPFA 80/20 system. - Mbd 7.1 (Contract form): purchase of goods/services. - Mbd 8 (declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices): discloses past SCM conduct. - Mbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): certifies NO collusion or price disclosure. Additional returnable documents: company registration (cipc-ck), certified ids of directors, valid tax clearance or tcc pin, municipal form or rates/taxes proof, proof of csd registration, b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit, joint venture agreement (if applicable), audited annual financial statements, pricing schedule, and evidence of compliance with specifications. Disqualification risks: any returnable form omitted or unsigned; failure to attend the compulsory briefing; not registered on csd; tax matters not in order; municipal rates/taxes in arrears; missing ids or company registration documents.
The national empowerment fund (NEF) is seeking to appoint a panel of fundraisers, firms, or consortia to support its resource mobilisation and capitalisation strategy, mobilising development, commercial, and impact capital for black-empowered south african businesses. The panel will operate for an initial three-year period on a call-down basis, with services spanning donor prospecting, proposal development, capital raising, stakeholder engagement, and blended finance advisory. IT is aimed at fundraising professionals with proven track records in development finance, donor engagement, and impact investment.
Submit proposals clearly marked with 'RFP: NEF 06/2026/27 capital raising panel of the national empowerment fund' to [email protected]. Proposals sent to any other email address will not be accepted. Incomplete proposals will be rejected. RFP documents will be available on the NEF website (www.nefcorp.co.za) From 27 july 2026.
The south african government is seeking a panel of financiers to finance msme development programmes for three years. Interested parties should submit an expression of interest. The tender is open to all qualified bidders.
β’ Expression of interest for a panel of financiers β’ finance msme development programmes for three years β’ valid for a period of three years
Dube tradeport corporation is procuring a suitably qualified service provider to deliver insurance broking, comprehensive risk management, and claims management services for its insurance portfolio over a three-year period. The successful bidder must be registered with the financial sector conduct authority (fsca) to provide these services across all aspects of dtpc's business. Bidders must purchase the bid documents for a non-refundable r500.00 Fee, attend a compulsory virtual briefing, and submit proposals by 28 august 2026.
Proposals must be delivered to the dtpc offices by 11h00 south african time on 28 august 2026. Envelopes must be clearly marked with the full tender title: "provision of insurance broking services, claim management and risk management services for dube tradeport corporation for a period of three (3) years". Bid documents are only available electronically, by email, after payment of a non-refundable r500.00 Fee via eft. Proof of payment must be emailed to [email protected], Quoting the reference RFP/07/FIN/02/2026 and the bidder's name. NO cash is accepted, and documents are released only once the payment reflects in dtpc's bank account. Payment details: absa, account number 405 687 3817, branch code 632 005, account name dube tradeport corporation, current account. Documents are available for purchase from 24 july 2026 to 7 august 2026, weekdays 08h30β16h00.
The coega development corporation (cdc) is seeking a qualified and fsca-registered insurance broker to provide comprehensive short-term insurance brokering services for a five-year period. The appointed service provider will manage the cdc's diverse insurance portfolio, including assets, business interruption, liability, and specialized covers, while delivering monthly reporting, risk management, and claims administration. This tender is open to experienced financial service providers with a proven track record in corporate insurance brokering.
β’ Download RFP documents from cdc website (www.coega.co.za) And e-tender portal from 24 july 2026, 10:00, at NO cost. Provide email address for correspondence. β’ Submit one original completed bid document in a sealed envelope clearly marked: βCDC/343/26: RFP β appointment of the service provider for insurance brokering services for the coega development corporation (pty) ltd.β β’ Hand deliver to: document control office at cdc head office coega business center, cnr alcyon rd and zibuko street, zone 1, coega sez, gqeberha. Complete the lodging register. β’ Courier submissions are allowed but the bidder is responsible for on-time delivery and correct registration of the bidding entity name. β’ Closing date and time: monday, 24 august 2026 at 12:00. NO late submissions accepted. β’ Telegraphic, telexed, facsimiled, or emailed submissions will not be accepted. β’ Failure to provide mandatory information will result in disqualification. β’ Ensure all documentation is correctly downloaded and submitted in original sequence. β’ Tip-offs anonymous hotline: 0800 007 035 for reporting theft, fraud, dishonesty, bribery, blackmail, or intimidation.
Provision of banking services, including a conclusive fleet management solution tracker for cash in transit, for a period of 60 months, on behalf of the johannes phumani phungula local municipality. Bidders must pass a minimum functionality threshold before their bids are evaluated under the 80/20 preference point system, with 80 points for price and 20 for preference goals. The tender document fee is r1,800.00 Per document, payable at the cashier's office, 29 margaret street.
Sealed bids must be endorsed with the bid description and bid number, and deposited in the tender box at the entrance of peace initiative hall. The bidder's name and address must be clearly written on the envelope. Late bids, or bids submitted by post, fax, or email, will not be considered. Tender documents are available free of charge on www.etenders.gov.za And www.jppmunicipality.gov.za. Returnable forms include the completed tender documents and any required declarations or certificates as per the conditions of tender; all must be signed and submitted with the bid.
This is a re-advertised open tender for the provision of wdm short-term insurance services in limpopo. The tender is targeted at financial and insurance service providers. The closing date for bid submissions is 21 august 2026.
β’ Must be a financial or insurance services provider β’ must submit a bid by the closing date of 2026/08/21 β’ NO compulsory briefing session is required
The city of mbombela is appointing a single banking institution to provide comprehensive banking services, including accounts, electronic transfers, cash and cheque handling, investments, loans, and short-term overdraft facilities, for a five-year contract. Only banks registered and licensed in south africa under the banks act and compliant with the national credit act may bid. The most consequential requirement is that bidders must confirm support for overdraft facilities of r50 million to r100 million with a letter from their credit committee, along with terms and interest rate indication.
Download the bid document free of charge from 10 july 2026 via the e-tender publication portal (www.etenders.gov.za) Or the city of mbombela website (www.mbombela.gov.za). Submit a sealed envelope containing the completed bid document and all required supporting documents. Mark the envelope clearly with the bid number, full project description, closing date, and the bidder's name. Place the envelope in the bid box at mbombela civic centre, 1 nel street, mbombela, before 11:00 on the closing date. Submissions by telegram, fax, or email will not be accepted. Late submissions will not be considered under any circumstances. Fraudulent or corrupt practices, including falsified documents, may lead to criminal reporting and blacklisting from state business for up to ten years. The tender outcome will be published on the city's website in accordance with the municipal finance management act and supply chain management regulations.
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