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The national consumer tribunal requires a service provider to design, establish, administer and manage a defined contribution pension fund for its staff over five years, covering fund rules and registration, investment portfolios, contribution and benefit administration, member education and governance support. Participation is voluntary for existing employees and compulsory for new appointees, and the nct makes NO monthly employer contributions, assuming instead a fixed annual contribution of r6,000,000. Pricing must be built on mandatory standard assumptions (63 assumed participants, average salary r887,158, 7.5% Employee contribution) and submitted as firm rand values in annexure a and sbd 3.3. The decisive hurdle is phase 3 functionality: bidders must score at least 80 of 100 points, and only bidders with fsca registration held for at least eight years and a fais category i fsp licence approved for pension fund benefits survive the pass/fail phase.
Submission method: sealed hard-copy delivery to the bid box at the nct offices. Submission address: the national consumer tribunal ground floor, building b, lakefield office park 272 west avenue, corner of west avenue and lenchen avenue north centurion, 0046 marking: "for attention: national consumer tribunal" plus the bid number NCT-4/3/2/47. copies required: - one original bid document - two duplicate copies - one electronic copy on a USB device packaging and format: - each copy sealed separately and labelled original or copy. - Bidder's name and bid reference number on each package. - Hard copies bound or filed (e.g. Lever arch file); loose pages, stapled bundles or unbound submissions may be disqualified. - Table of contents and clearly labelled sections aligned to the bid requirements. - Initial the bottom right-hand side of every page. Returnable documents: - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and offer cover page, with proof of authority. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any director or shareholder employed by the state or connected to nct staff. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims specific-goal points. - Sbd 3.3 (Pricing schedule, firm prices): completed, signed and free of blank or percentage-based entries. - Annexure a (pricing schedule): fully completed in rand values and aligned to the standard planning assumptions. - Full csd report (not the summarised version) and valid tax compliance status pin. - Fsca registration proof and fsp licence number. - Professional indemnity and professional fidelity guarantee insurance proof (minimum r1m each). - At least three reference letters dated not older than 01 january 2023. - Key staff list, cvs and certified ID and accreditation copies not older than six months. - Methodology, risk management framework and project plan. - Cipc registration documents and shareholding structure, company profile. - Joint venture/consortium agreement, if applicable. - Signed and initialled general conditions of contract. - Proof of specific goals claims (certified ids, cipc certificate, b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit, disability proof). Late bids will not be accepted under any circumstances.
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An appointment of a short-term insurance broker is required to act as an independent intermediary between the okhahlamba local municipality and insurers for a three-year contract. The scope covers risk assessment, tailored cover, claims advocacy, ongoing support and compliance with the tender conditions. The main consequence for a bidder is the mandatory minimum functionality score, preference-point requirements and strict closing and submission rules.
Submission method: hand delivery or courier to the bid box at reception, okhahlamba local municipality, 259 kingsway street (opposite astron garage), bergville, 3350; postal address po box 71, bergville, 3350. Facsimile and emailed bids are not accepted. Late bids are not considered. Courier deliveries should arrive at least two days before closing to avoid late delivery. Bids must be submitted on the official forms issued, not re-typed, and completed in black ink. The envelope must be endorsed with the contract number and description, with bidder details clearly indicated. Bids are opened in public in the municipal boardroom at the closing time. Returnable forms: - mbd 1 / form of acceptance and declaration: bidder offer and acceptance of bid conditions. - Mbd 3.1 Pricing schedule: firm brokerage fees for the three-year contract. - Mbd 4 declaration of interest: disclosure of state employment or connections to the municipality. - Mbd 6.1 Preference points claim: claim for specific goals points under the 80/20 system. - Mbd 8 declaration of past supply chain management practices: declaration of NO abuse, fraud, or default listing. - Mbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination: certification that the bid was prepared independently without collusion. Documents to submit with the bid: - csd registration full report, not older than 3 months. - Company registration certificate. - Certified copies of identity documents of directors. - Certified copy of b-bbee status level verification certificate or sworn affidavit. - Rates statement and/or lease agreement or proof of residence. - Fsb license. - Fais registration, representative and key individual certificates. - Fia membership. Bid validity: 90 days from closing; the bid may not be withdrawn during this period. Disqualification risks: late bids; unsigned or omitted returnable forms; bids from persons in the service of the state; failure to return documents in the form and order issued; deviation from the tender insurance document.
The south african human rights commission seeks a suitably qualified actuarial firm to perform an actuarial valuation of its long service award obligation, which is settled in kruger coins, in accordance with grap 25 and grap 3. The assignment covers valuation as at 31 march 2026 and 31 march 2027, quantification of any prior period error, preparation of disclosure schedules and journals, and audit support. The most consequential consideration is that the valuation must be signed by a fellow of the actuarial society of south africa (fassa) and the lead actuary must have at least 10 years' post-qualification experience in employee benefit valuations under grap 25 or ias 19, with the firm having completed at least three such valuations for organs of state in the last five years.
Submission method: email only. Submission email: [email protected] Closing time: 13 november 2026 at 11:00 (gmt+2). Late submissions are not considered. Subject line must include the RFQ number (RFP-HO-10-2026) and the assignment title. Annexure a pricing schedule must be saved and attached separately from the documents evidencing functionality, so that pricing is not considered during functionality evaluation. Returnable forms and documents (all must be completed and submitted): - annexure a pricing schedule (fully completed, separate attachment). - Sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): discloses any relationship with state employees or the procuring institution; false disclosure disqualifies. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims specific-goal points; points are allocated based on evidence submitted, not solely on the claim. - Central supplier database (csd) report showing active registration and tax compliance status. - B-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit, where specific-goal points are claimed. - Proof of fassa membership, cv of key personnel, and signed reference letters for mandatory requirements. - Signed declaration of any current/recent services to the commission and any relationship with the auditor-general engagement team (conflict of interest). Minor administrative defects may be rectified within 7 working days after closing, but only for clerical errors; pricing and material amendments cannot be corrected after closing. B-bbee certificates or affidavits with errors, omissions, or expired validity cannot be amended or considered after closing. Bids from persons in the service of the state, or companies/close corporations with directors/members in state service, will not be considered.
The land and agricultural development bank of south africa seeks to appoint a reinsurance broker to provide comprehensive non-life reinsurance brokerage services to its subsidiary, land bank insurance company (lbic), for a five-year period from 1 july 2027 to 30 june 2032. The scope covers crop, index, livestock, and agri-asset insurance, including risk placement, actuarial support, international market access, claims handling, technical accounting, and capacity building. Bidders must hold a valid fsp licence, have at least five years' crop reinsurance experience with a minimum r200 million crop premium, and meet a functionality threshold of 70 out of 100 points to proceed to the 80/20 preference point evaluation.
Submission method: one original bid plus one soft copy on a USB flash drive. The tender number and subject must appear on the front cover of the original. Closing time: 09:00 on 1 december 2026. Late bids will not be accepted. Bids must be submitted to the land bank by the closing date and time. NO entity may be involved in more than one bid for this RFP; involvement in more than one may lead to disqualification. Any material change in the control or composition of a bidder after submission requires prior written approval from the land bank; failure to seek approval may result in exclusion. Returnable documents: the bid must include all required forms and documents as specified in the RFP, including the signed acknowledgement of these terms and conditions.
Emakhazeni local municipality requires an appointed financial institution to render banking and cash management services for 60 months, covering cash collection from satellite offices at belfast, machadodorp, dullstroom and waterval boven at the bank's own risk, deposit into the municipality's primary account, banking technology, credit standing and a community investment programme. Bids close at 12:00 on 25 january 2027 in the tender box at 25 scheepers street, belfast, and must remain valid for 90 days. Bidders must score at least 70 out of 100 on functionality before price and preference are assessed on the 80/20 system. The decisive consideration is that only institutions with a strong national long-term credit rating, an established municipal client base and a credible local investment plan are likely to clear the functionality threshold.
Submission method - sealed envelope, externally endorsed with the project number (elm 26-27/10/05) and the project description. - Deposit in the tender box, ground floor, emakhazeni local municipality, 25 scheepers street, belfast, mpumalanga, 1100. - Completed in black ink only; NO tippex, erasable ink or pencil; alterations must be initialled. - Late, faxed, emailed, telegraphic or telephonic bids are rejected. - Bids remain valid for 90 days from the closing date; a submitted bid cannot be withdrawn or substituted. Document fee - r1 000.00 Non-refundable, payable in cash at the municipality's offices (weekdays 07:45β12:30 and 13:00β15:00) or by eft to fnb, account 62028195510, branch 270351, with the project number and company name as reference. - The document may also be downloaded free of charge from the municipality's website or the etenders portal. Returnable documents (all compulsory; incomplete or unsigned forms render the bid unresponsive) - form a: compulsory enterprise questionnaire; form a2 and a signed consortium/jv resolution where bidding jointly. - Form b: record of addenda. - Form c: authority for signatory β authorises the named person to bind the bidder. - Form d: declaration of interest. - Form e: declaration of past supply chain management practices. - Form f: declaration of good standing regarding tax. - Form g: declaration of procurement above r10 million (VAT included). - Form h: declaration of tenderer's litigation history. - Form i: certificate of independent bid determination. - Form j: declaration of municipal account. - Form k: preference schedule. - Form l: financial references, bidder's credit rating and bank details. - Form m: proposed key personnel. - Form n: schedule of proposed sub-consultants. - Form o: schedule of previous experience. - Form p: schedule of current commitments. - Form q: tenderer's project structure. - Form r: form of indemnity. - Mbd 1 (invitation to bid) cover page and, on award, mbd 7 (written contract form). Automatic disqualification - any returnable schedule not completed or not signed. - Company registration certificate not submitted (both parties plus the jv agreement for joint ventures). - Tax compliance status pin or csd number not supplied. - Pages removed from the tender document, or the document altered, retyped or tampered with. - Schedule of quantities not fully priced. - Bid not signed by a person authorised under form c, or NO authority submitted. - Bid received after the closing time.
This request for proposal seeks to establish a panel of transaction origination partners for a five-year period. The tender is open to financial services providers operating in gauteng. Interested parties must submit a proposal by the closing date of 17 november 2026.
Returnable documents: hereunder is a checklist to ensure that the bid document is complete in terms of administrative compliance. Please ensure that the following forms have been completed and signed and that all documents, as requested, are attached to the tender document. Item document reference action to be taken yes/ NO, sbd 1 invitation to bid is the form duly completed and signed?, Sbd 4 declaration of interest is the form duly completed and signed?, Csd report or maaa number two (2) printed copies (one original and one copy) submitted? (If submitting physical copies) tender submission (if the bidder is submitting 4. Physical information/ documents) one (1) electronic copy submitted? I, the undersigned (name) .............................................................. Certify that the information furnished on this checklist is true and correct. Position/title of declarer name of bidder date of signature of declarer signature p a g e 26 | 26
The western cape government is seeking to appoint a short-term insurance broker to provide brokerage services. Interested parties must attend a compulsory briefing session, with meeting details provided. The tender is open to qualified brokers in the financial services industry.
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Nkangala district municipality seeks a panel of service providers to source funding for green energy electrification across the district and its local municipalities' buildings, facilities, and infrastructure. The 36-month panel arrangement covers identifying, securing and managing external financing for renewable energy installations. The only stated mandatory requirement is active central supplier database registration; NO evaluation methodology, pricing structure, or technical scoring has been disclosed in the available pages. Bidders should treat this as an incomplete tender pack and request the full document set before committing resources.
Closing: 19 november 2026 at 12:00 β submission method and address not shown in available text; confirm with municipality. Csd registration: mandatory β csd number must appear on the cover page. Scope: sourcing funds (not installing equipment) for green energy electrification of municipal buildings, facilities and infrastructure across nkangala district and its local municipalities. Contract duration: 36 months from appointment. Panel structure: multiple service providers will be appointed; NO panel size or maximum number stated. NO compulsory briefing or site visit date disclosed β verify whether one is scheduled. Evaluation criteria, preference points system (80/20 or 90/10), minimum b-bbee level, CIDB grade, financial capacity thresholds, and required returnable forms are absent from the available extract; request the complete tender document.
Ekurhuleni housing company (ehc) requires a suitably qualified and financially capable insurance broker to arrange short-term insurance and risk services for a 36-month period. The appointed broker will compile a risk profile, recommend and secure value-for-money insurance coverage, review policies annually, and provide ongoing financial advice and policy interpretation. Bidders must attend a compulsory site briefing and achieve a minimum functionality score of 80 out of 100 to proceed to the pricing and b-bbee evaluation stage.
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Majuba tvet college requires a service provider to supply insurance services covering all its campuses and units for a three-year contract period of 36 months. The contract is for the provision of comprehensive insurance cover, with the successful bidder responsible for insuring the college's assets and operations across all locations. Bidders must obtain the official tender document by paying a non-refundable fee of r500.00 And submit their completed bid before the closing time of 12:00 on 12 november 2026.
Bids must be submitted on the official tender document, completed in all respects. Tender documents are issued by email only, from 15 october 2026 until the closing date, upon receipt of proof of payment of the non-refundable fee of r500.00 Per service. Send proof of payment to [email protected]. Submit the completed tender in the tender box at majuba tvet college central office, 83 allen street, newcastle, 2940, before the closing time. NO clarifications will be entertained after 12 november 2026.
Drakenstein municipality requires a single service provider to supply short-term insurance services for a contract period up to 30 june 2030. Bidders must achieve a minimum functionality score of 70% to be considered further, and the contract will be awarded under the 80/20 preference point system. The most consequential consideration is the mandatory 70% functionality threshold, which disqualifies bidders who score below IT.
Submission method: deposit in tender box 1, foyer of the civic centre, drakenstein municipality, berg river boulevard, paarl, 7620. Tender box 1 hours: monβthu 08:00β16:45, fri 08:00β15:30, excluding weekends and public holidays. Bids must be in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the tender number; failure renders the bid invalid. Bids must be submitted on the municipality's bid documentation and remain valid for at least 150 days after closing. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, e-mailed or late tenders will not be accepted. Returnable forms: mbd 1 (part b) β tax status declaration; a written contract form to be completed and signed by the successful bidder.
The city of cape town seeks to establish a rates-based panel of consultants to conduct outsourced and/or co-sourced ethics and forensic investigations and related services for its ethics and forensic services department. Assignments are ad hoc, allocated on a rotational basis, with NO minimum volume or value guaranteed. The contract runs from a commencement date not earlier than 1 january 2028 for up to 36 months. Bidders must achieve a minimum functionality score of 70 out of 100 and demonstrate multi-disciplinary forensic expertise across at least two disciplines.
Submission method: sealed envelope deposited into tender box 203 at the tender & quotation boxes office, 2nd floor (concourse level), civic centre, 12 hertzog boulevard, cape town, before closing time. Envelope must show tenderer name/address, tender number and title, tender box number, and closing date. Tenders by fax or email are rejected. Late tenders are not considered. Returnable documents (all must be completed and signed): - schedule f.1: Contract price adjustment - schedule f.2: Certificate of authority for partnerships/joint ventures/consortiums (authorises signatory and defines jv terms) - schedule f.3: Declaration for procurement above r10 million - schedule f.4: Preference points claim form (b-bbee claims under PPPFA) - schedule f.5: Declaration of interest β state employees (mbd 4 amended) - schedule f.6: Conflict of interest declaration - schedule f.7: Declaration of tenderer's past supply chain management practices (mbd 8) - schedule f.8: Authorisation for the deduction of outstanding amounts owed to the cct - schedule f.9: Certificate of independent tender determination - schedule f.10: Proposed deviations and qualifications by tenderer - schedule f.11: List of other documents attached by tenderer - schedule f.12: Record of addenda to tender documents - schedule f.13: Information to be provided with the tender (qualifications, experience, project details) - schedule f.14: Appeal application disqualification risks: - incomplete or unsigned returnable documents. - Material deviations or qualifications from tender requirements. - Failure to provide all requested information in the prescribed format. - Submission after closing time or via prohibited channels.
Lepelle northern water seeks a service provider for short-term insurance brokerage services. A compulsory briefing session is required at lepelle house in polokwane. Bidders must attend the briefing to be considered for this open tender.
Returnable documents: completed sbd 1, completed sbd 6.1, Company registration documents / cipc (ck), to provide this information may result in disqualification., Proof of registration on the central suppliers database (csd) (verification will be done, or signed lease agreement in the name of the company or a dated stamped letter from, completed sbd 4 and 3.1
Drakenstein municipality is procuring a long-term banking services contract running until 30 june 2032. Bidders must submit sealed bids by 26 november 2026 at 10:00, and must achieve a minimum functionality score of 70% to be considered under the 80/20 preference point system. The most consequential consideration is meeting the strict submission and compliance requirements, including supplier database registration and tax compliance, or the bid will be disqualified.
Submission method: sealed envelope, clearly marked with the bid number, deposited in tender box 1 in the foyer of the civic centre, drakenstein municipality, berg river boulevard, paarl, 7620. Tender box hours: monday to thursday 08:00β16:45, friday 08:00β15:30, excluding weekends and public holidays. Bids must be submitted on the municipality's bid documentation and remain valid for at least 180 days after closing. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, e-mailed or late tenders will not be accepted. Failure to seal the envelope or mark IT with the bid number, or to deposit IT before closing time, invalidates the bid. Returnable forms: mbd 1 (part b) β tax status declaration; the successful bidder must complete and sign a written contract form.
Nkomazi local municipality seeks proposals from suitably qualified service providers, investors, partners or other entities to implement innovative revenue-generating and revenue-enhancement initiatives. The aim is to broaden and diversify the municipality's revenue base, improve collection efficiency, and recover revenue leakages across categories such as energy, water and sanitation, waste management, finance, property development, srac, developmental projects, nkomazi traffic department corporate and legal, and other. Successful bidders will be placed on a panel and allocated work per category. The most consequential consideration is that bidders must submit a comprehensive, justified proposal demonstrating financial capacity of at least r1 million, and must meet all mandatory administrative and compliance requirements to avoid disqualification.
Submission method: bids must be deposited in the bid box at 9 park street, malalane, private bag x101, malalane, 1320, before the closing time. Late bids will not be considered. Returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - mbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and signed offer cover page. - Mbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any connection to state employees or the municipality. - Mbd 5 (declaration for procurement above r10 million): required if the procurement exceeds r10 million; includes declarations on audited financials, outstanding municipal debts, past contracts, and foreign sourcing. - Mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims preference points for specific goals. - Schedule of rates (t10): must be completed in full. - Certificate of authority for signature: signed by the board of directors, authorising the signatory. - Joint venture agreement and csd registration as a joint venture (if applicable). Additional mandatory documents: - original or certified tax clearance or SARS pin. - Csd registration report (printed after the tender advert and on or before closing date). - Certified copy of company registration (ck), all pages certified. - Certified copy of b-bbee certificate (sanas accredited) or sworn affidavit. - Full csd report not older than 3 months. - Certified proof of municipal rates and taxes payment or lease agreement for the business and all directors/board members (not older than 3 months, not in arrears more than 3 months), with affidavit if not in company name. - Bank rating letter on bank letterhead, not older than 3 months. - Latest annual financial statements; audited statements if legally required. - Comprehensive methodology on investing back into the community (for proposals above r5 million). Disqualification risks: - any page missing, not initialled, or not signed. - Use of correcting fluid, pencil, or electronic signatures. - Form of offer not completed in words and numbers. - Submission after the closing date and time. - Certified copies older than three months, or copies of certified copies. - Failure to submit any mandatory returnable document.
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