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The road accident fund requires a service provider to conduct an ergonomics assessment at its hatfield office in gauteng. The appointed provider will be entrusted with raf confidential files, data and documents, so the work carries strict technical and organisational security obligations alongside the assessment itself. Bidders must show lockable transport and storage, controlled and monitored access, 24/7 physical security, fire suppression with carbon dioxide extinguishers, network and cybersecurity controls, and full popia compliance, including vetting of directors and staff and data protection agreements with any subcontractors. The raf may audit the provider at any time and must be notified immediately of any security breach or data incident.
Closing: 11 november 2026 at 09:00; submit through the channels set out in the bid documents. Data protection: policies must comply with popia, with immediate reporting of breaches and confidentiality obligations imposed on agents, subcontractors and third parties. Secure handling: files moved in lockable containers and lockable transport, stored in lockable cabinets, with records of location, access history and retention. Physical security: controlled access points, surveillance cameras and/or 24/7 monitoring, secure doors, locks and alarms, plus carbon dioxide fire extinguishers or a fire suppression system. Breach reporting: any real, attempted or suspected physical security breach must be reported to the raf with CCTV footage, police report and alarm records. Cybersecurity: firewalls, intrusion detection, encryption of data in transit and at rest, regular patching, and a documented incident response plan. Vetting and audit: the raf may screen and vet company directors and deployed resources, and may audit or monitor compliance at any time; subcontractors must meet the same standards and sign data protection agreements.
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Supply and delivery of comprehensive health and wellness services, including employee assistance programme (eap), psychosocial support, substance abuse management, harassment support, executive wellness, a 24/7 support line and mobile health services, to approximately 1,705 jpc employees over three years. The most critical consideration is attendance at the compulsory briefing session on 13 november 2026 at 10:30 (telkom time), as non‑attendance will disqualify the bid.
Submission method - physical delivery only: sealed envelope placed in the jpc tender box. Fax and other electronic submissions are not accepted. - Bid box location: 33 hoofd street, forum 1, block a, 3rd floor (entrance level), braampark, braamfontein, johannesburg. - Bid box open monday to friday, 08:00–16:00. - Closing: 04 december 2026 at 10:30 (telkom time). Late bids are not accepted. - Opening register will be published on the jpc website. Copies and packaging - one original plus one copy of the original, clearly marked with the bidder's name. - One soft copy in pdf format on a USB flash drive, also clearly marked. - Envelope must show the bid number and description. - Every page must be initialled. - Additional information must be attached as a separate annexure; official forms may not be retyped or amended. Returnable documents - mbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and signed offer. - Mbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any state employment or connections to the evaluating officials. - Mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee points under the 80/20 system. - Mbd 7.1 (Contract form): signed acceptance of the contract terms. - Mbd 8 (declaration of past SCM practices): discloses previous contract defaults or restrictions. - Mbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): certifies the price was set without collusion. - Jpc mbd 7 (bidder's information), jpc mbd 13 (statement of bidder's experience), jpc mbd 17 (registration documents), jpc mbd 18 (company profile), jpc mbd 19 (power of attorney or company resolution), jpc mbd 20 (municipal account proof), jpc mbd 21 (jv/consortium agreement, if applicable). - Jpc mbd 16 (popi consent). - Pricing schedule (jpc mbd 6). Disqualification risks - late submission. - Non-attendance at the compulsory briefing session. - Missing, incomplete or unsigned returnable forms. - Failure to provide a valid SARS tax compliance pin or csd number. - Entity or any director listed on the national treasury register of defaulters. - Any misrepresentation in the proposal.
The kwazulu-natal department of health invites quotations for the supply and delivery of she bins. This RFQ is suitable for suppliers and service providers in the healthcare and medical services sector who can deliver the specified bins. NO briefing session is required.
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Placement of a haemoglobinopathy analyser including service and maintenance at groote schuur laboratory for five years is the procurement requirement for the national health laboratory service. The scope covers the analyser placement and related costs for reagents, quality control, calibrators and consumables, with consumables procured on an as and when required basis. The bidder must quote inclusive five-year pricing in south african rand, with vat-exclusive line prices and vat-inclusive total prices, and only firm prices will be accepted.
Submission channel and format - method: hard copy delivery to the bid box; telephonic, faxed, e-mailed or oral tenders are not accepted. - Bid box: nhls procurement tender office, nhls main reception, 1 modderfontein road, sandringham, johannesburg. - Envelope marking: outer envelope must show RFB number RFB225/25/26, the RFB description and the bidder's name. - Two-envelope system: envelope 1 marked "bid / proposal section" holds all documents except the price schedule, price declaration and detailed pricing documentation; envelope 2 marked "pricing section" holds the pricing schedule, price declaration and detailed supporting pricing documentation. - Copies: one original, one hard copy and one electronic copy on a USB flash drive in pdf format; the original must be signed in black ink and every page initialled by the signatory. - Oversized bids: hand in at the reception desk during office hours 08:00 to 16:30, or before 11:00 on the closing date. - Postal or courier bids: must reach the office at least 36 hours before the closing date or they are treated as late and returned. - Late bids: not accepted for consideration. - Returnable forms: - sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): declares state employment connections and interests; mandatory and must be signed. - Sbd 6.1 (Preferential procurement claim form): claims preference points for specific goals with b-bbee evidence. - Sbd 5 (national industrial participation programme): required where the contract has imported content. - General conditions of contract (gcc): must be accepted. - Sbd 7 (contract form): the successful bidder must complete and sign a written contract form. - Mandatory documents: original valid tax clearance certificate or tax compliance status letter with pin, or csd report showing active tax compliance; csd registration report; b-bbee status level verification certificate or sworn affidavit; proof of authority to sign (e.g. Directors' resolution); proof of compensation for occupational injuries and diseases act registration and good standing. - Disqualification risks: unsigned or omitted mandatory documents, late submission, or submission not in the prescribed manner.
SASSA kwazulu-natal requires a panel of health practitioners registered with the health professions council of south africa (hpcsa) to conduct medical assessments for the agency across the province over a 36-month contract period. Practitioners must hold current hpcsa registration, and bids close on 9 november 2026 at 09:00. The decisive consideration for an sme is assembling a panel submission in which every practitioner's hpcsa registration is current and verifiable, since unregistered practitioners cannot be appointed.
Hpcsa registration: every practitioner put forward must be registered with the health professions council of south africa; unregistered practitioners cannot be appointed to the panel. Scope of work: medical assessments carried out for SASSA beneficiaries in kwazulu-natal, delivered under a 36-month panel appointment. Closing: 9 november 2026 at 09:00 — late submissions cannot be accepted. Panel structure: the bid is for appointment to a panel, so bidders should present the practitioners, their qualifications and their registration details clearly. Province: services are rendered in kwazulu-natal; bidders must be able to deliver assessments in the province. Registration evidence: current hpcsa registration must be demonstrable for each named practitioner at the time of bidding and for the life of the contract.
This tender invites bids from qualified healthcare providers to deliver radiation oncology services to select patients in the george drainage area over a three-year period. A compulsory briefing session will be held via ms teams, and interested bidders must attend. The tender is open to service providers with relevant oncology expertise and capacity.
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