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This tender invites geotechnical engineering firms to register on an additional database for conducting geotechnical investigations (phase 1 and phase 2) for housing development projects. The contract will run for three years covering the 2026/27 to 2028/29 financial years. Interested firms must comply with the minimum requirements and applicable standards for geotechnical site investigations.
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Mmsez requires a panel of occupational health and safety professional service providers to deliver OHS management services across its infrastructure, industrial, logistics, energy, water, sanitation, roads and housing projects in limpopo. The work covers sacpcmp-registered construction health and safety agent services, construction work permits and notifications, risk assessments, compliance audits, incident investigations, OHS management systems and specialist advisory support. Appointed providers are used on an as-and-when-required basis for 36 months, with NO guaranteed volume of work. Bids pass through mandatory compliance, then functionality scored out of 100 with a 70-point minimum, then price and specific goals on the 80/20 system — and a bid without a valid sacpcmp professional registration is automatically disqualified.
Submission method - physical deposit only: sealed bid placed in tender box number one (1) at the mmsez offices, 93 biccard street, polokwane, limpopo. - Closing time: 11:00 on 21 october 2026. Bids received after the closing date and time will not be considered. - Bids must be submitted on the official forms provided; retyped documents are not accepted. - Completion in pencil or erasable ink disqualifies the bid. - Bidders not registered on the central supplier database (csd) must register before submitting. Returnable documents - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder identification and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Sbd 3.3 (Pricing schedule — professional services): ceiling price, personnel rates, phase costs and expenses. - Sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): discloses state employment and interests of directors, members or shareholders. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims points for specific goals under the 80/20 system. - Sbd 7 contract form: to be completed and signed by the successful bidder. - Valid SARS tax compliance status pin, or a csd number where NO tcs is available. - Company profile showing OHS experience, services offered and staff complement. - Organogram of available resources and reporting lines. - Technical proposal: methodology, approach, resource allocation, mobilisation, quality assurance and as-and-when-required capacity. - Cvs of the proposed project leader and key personnel, with certified copies of their qualifications. - Proof of valid sacpcmp professional registrations. - Reference letters from clients for similar assignments, on client letterhead, signed, with contact details. - Declaration of availability of key personnel for the panel period. - Declaration of independence and conflict of interest. - Company registration documents and certified copies of ID documents of all owners and directors. - Summary of verifiable previous projects with contact details of the project owners. - Proof of registration with a relevant recognised south african professional body, with paid-up membership. - Detailed cost breakdown schedule and a comprehensive methodology and implementation plan. - Certified documents must be dated within six months of the submission date. Disqualification risks - NO valid sacpcmp professional registration submitted. - Failure to disclose all active csd-registered companies linked to the bidder's directors. - Bid not aligned to the detailed specification. - Late submission, pencil or erasable-ink completion, or unsigned returnable forms.
The limpopo department of co-operative governance, human settlement and traditional affairs (coghsta) is establishing a panel of five audit firms to provide probity audit services for its procurement of infrastructure services, goods, and services. The contract will run for 36 months. Interested audit firms must submit a bid by the closing date of 3 november 2026.
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The enoch mgijima local municipality requires a suitably qualified town planning consultancy firm to prepare the whittlesea local spatial development framework. The detailed terms of reference are contained in the bid documents, which must be purchased for a non-refundable r300.00 Fee. Bids close at 12:00 on 14 october 2026 and are evaluated on an 80/20 preference point system (price 80, b-bbee 10, specific goals 10). NO compulsory briefing session is scheduled.
Submission method - sealed envelope, clearly marked with the bid number (SCM17/09/2026) and the project name. - Deposit in the bid box at the budget and treasury offices, NO. 25-27 owen street, queenstown. - Bids must be received NO later than 12:00 on the closing date; bids are opened in public at that time. Bid documents - available from 01 october 2026, weekdays 08:00 to 16:00, from the supply chain management offices, budget and treasury offices, NO. 25-27 owen street, queenstown. - A non-refundable fee of r300.00 Is payable in cash or by eft to the municipality before documents are issued. Disqualification risks - late submission after 12:00 on the closing date. - Envelope not marked with the bid number and project name.
Appointment to a 36-month panel of ICT service providers for umgungundlovu district municipality, covering end-to-end ICT professional services, enterprise applications and software, cybersecurity, cloud and data centre, network and telecommunications, ICT infrastructure, website and digital media, emerging technologies and managed ICT services, used on an as-and-when-required basis. Bidders must attend a compulsory briefing on 6 october 2026 and deliver a bound proposal to the tender box at 242 langalibalele street, pietermaritzburg by 12:00 on 2 november 2026. Functionality is scored out of 100 with a minimum qualifying score of 65, after which price (80 points) and specific goals (20 points) apply under the 80/20 system. The requirement most likely to decide the outcome is the reference letters: at least one ICT project of r200 000 or more delivered to a state entity between 1 july 2021 and 30 june 2026.
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The kwazulu-natal department of economic development, tourism and environmental affairs requires a service provider to conduct an impact evaluation of its invasive alien species programme over a five-month contract period. The evaluation must follow the terms of reference, with bidders pricing on a professional-services schedule (sbd 3.3) And offering a ceiling price inclusive of all taxes. The most consequential consideration is the compulsory briefing session on 7 october 2026, without which the bid will be disqualified.
Submission method: deposit in the bid box at the ground floor foyer, 270 jabu ndlovu street, pietermaritzburg. - Bidders must sign the official submission register at reception upon delivery; ensure couriers/drivers are informed of this requirement. - Bids must be submitted on the official forms provided (not retyped) and each page must be initialled. - Envelope must be sealed, marked with the bid number, closing date, and bidder's name and address; must not contain documents for any other bid. - NO bids by post, fax, telegraph, or electronic means will be accepted. - Bids must be complete in all respects; any alterations must be initialled; correcting fluid and erasable pen are prohibited. - Returnable forms (all must be completed and signed): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid) – part a and part b, signed as the offer cover page. - Section e – declaration that csd information is correct and up to date. - Section f – pricing schedule (sbd 3.3) For professional services. - Section g – quotation offer. - Section h – bidder's disclosure (sbd 4) – discloses any state employment or connections. - Section i – preference points claim form (sbd 6.1) – Claims preference points. - Section j – official briefing session certificate (compulsory attendance). - Section k – questionnaire replies. - Section n – authority to sign the bid. - Failure to submit any compulsory document will render the quotation invalid.
Umgungundlovu district municipality is establishing a professional panel of events coordinators to manage and coordinate small to large-scale events — sporting events, provincial and national workshops, imbizos, mayoral events and project launches — over a 36-month period, with successful bidders receiving an appointment letter confirming panel membership. Bids are scored on the 80/20 preference point system (80 for price, 20 for specific goals) with NO minimum qualifying score stated. The biggest hurdle for an sme is the compulsory briefing on 09 october 2026, because non-attendance invalidates the bid, followed by the requirement for three government reference letters of at least r300 000 each and valid membership of saaci, prisa, masa or exsa.
Submission method - hand delivery only: a properly bound bid sealed in an envelope and placed in the tender box on the ground floor of the umgungundlovu district municipality main building, 242 langalibalele street, pietermaritzburg. - The envelope must be clearly marked with the tender number and tender description. - Faxed or emailed bids will not be considered under any circumstances. - Closing: 3 november 2026 at 12:00. Late bids are not accepted. Returnable documents - mbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder, contact and tax details, signed as the offer cover page. - Mbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses whether any director, member or shareholder is in the service of the state or connected to officials evaluating the bid. - Mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims the specific-goal points, with the required proof attached. - Mbd 8 (declaration of bidder's past SCM practices): declares NO abuse of an SCM system, NO fraud or corruption conviction in the past five years, NO tender-defaulter listing and NO municipal arrears. - Mbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): certifies the price was determined without collusion with competitors. - Authority for signatory: the applicable company, partnership, joint venture, sole-proprietor or close corporation certificate authorising the signatory. - Banking details: a bank letter or signed declaration confirming the account for direct transfers. - Proof of good standing with municipal accounts: municipal statement, lease agreement plus landlord letter, or a sworn affidavit. - Joint venture agreement, where applicable, showing each partner's percentage contribution and the nominated bank account. - Schedule of proposed sub-contractors, with the sub-contractor's ck certificate, latest municipal statement, BEE certificate and owners' identity documents. - Experience of tenderer schedule and at least three reference letters. - Record of addenda: acknowledges every addendum issued; failure to acknowledge an addendum may render the bid non-responsive. Disqualification risks - non-attendance at the compulsory briefing session. - Fewer than three qualifying reference letters, or reference letters that do not contain the required information. - NO proof of valid professional body membership. - Any mandatory form left unsigned or omitted. - Bids received after the closing time, or submitted by fax or email.
The kwazulu-natal provincial treasury requires the decommissioning of its existing security system and the supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of an integrated electronic security system (CCTV and access control) at three pietermaritzburg sites: treasury house, natalia building and nomalanga building. The contract runs for three years and includes a once-off installation project, quarterly planned preventative maintenance, and ad hoc corrective maintenance with call-out rates. Bidders must attend a compulsory briefing and site viewing on 09 october 2026, achieve a minimum functionality score of 65% for the CCTV element, and submit a complete bid with all compulsory forms by 23 october 2026 at 11:00.
Submission method: sealed envelope deposited in the bid box on the ground floor at treasury house, 145 chief albert luthuli street, pietermaritzburg, 3201. Envelope must show the bidder's name and address, the bid number (bid 1265/2026-F) and the closing date. Bids sent by post, fax, email or any electronic means will not be accepted. Bids must be complete and submitted on the official forms; photocopies are allowed but must carry an original signature. Every page of the bid must be signed or initialled by an authorised signatory. Alterations must be initialled; correcting fluid is prohibited. Bids must not be included in packages containing samples. Returnable forms (all must be completed and signed where required): - part a and part b (sbd 1): invitation to bid and terms and conditions for bidding. - Authority to sign the bid or a company resolution letter. - Section c: declaration that the information on the central supplier database is correct and up to date. - Sections d1, d2 and d3: compulsory site inspection certificates for treasury house, nomalanga building and natalia building, each signed by the bidder and stamped by a kznpt representative. - Section f (sbd 4): bidder's disclosure. - Section h (sbd 6.1): Preference points claim form. - Completed pricing schedule in the supplied excel workbook (annexures a, b, c, d and e). Disqualification risks: - any compulsory form omitted, unsigned or not stamped where required. - Failure to sign the attendance register at the compulsory briefing or site viewing. - Bids received after the closing time or deposited in any bid box other than the one specified. - Bids not submitted on the official forms or retyped.
This request for quotation (RFQ) seeks specialist taxation advisory services. Suppliers with expertise in taxation advisory are invited to submit quotations. NO briefing session is scheduled.
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South african tourism is establishing a panel of up to five integrated marketing agencies to deliver creative, content, brand design, digital, activation, pr and media services on a project-based, as-and-when-required basis over a 36-month contract. The appointed agencies will support both leisure and business events marketing, driving destination awareness and the 15 million arrivals target by 2030. Bidders must attend a compulsory virtual briefing and submit online via the e-procurement portal by 23 october 2026 at 12:00. The most consequential consideration is that the panel is non-exclusive and project-based, so appointment does not guarantee work volume.
Returnable documents (all must be completed in full and submitted with the proposal): - annexure a (sbd 1): company information, contact details, VAT and tax clearance numbers, csd registration proof, b-bbee status level certificate or sworn affidavit (for emes/qses), and foreign supplier questionnaire if applicable. - Annexure b: proof of csd registration (south african legal entities only). - Annexure c (sbd 3.3): Detailed breakdown of total cost and standard services, summarised for 3 years. - Annexure d (sbd 4): declaration of interest – discloses whether any director, shareholder or controlling person is employed by the state or connected to the procuring institution; false disclosure disqualifies. - Annexure e: bidder declaration. - Annexure f: general conditions of contract. - Annexure g (sbd 6.1): Preference points claim form for specific goals. Submission method: all annexures must be completed using the given numbering format; attachments clearly marked; compliance/non-compliance indicated per paragraph. Additional or alternative products/services must be tendered separately with a schedule of deviations. Technical brochures must be submitted where applicable. Disqualification risks: - incomplete or unsigned returnable documents. - Failure to register on csd by the end of the evaluation process. - Providing false or misleading information, or omitting material facts. - Engaging in collusive tendering, anti-competitive conduct, or offering inducements. - Failure to respond to clarification requests within 24 hours. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing session (unless attendance verified). - Bidders on the register of tender defaulters or list of restricted suppliers. All communication with south african tourism must be in writing. Bidders must notify south african tourism of any discrepancies in the bid documents. All information is confidential; proprietary documents must be returned on request. Bidders must declare on the cover letter that they had NO access to south african tourism proprietary information.
The city of johannesburg requires a service provider to hire and maintain an electronic management system for processing compensation for occupational injuries and diseases (coid) claims across its core departments and eleven municipal entities for a period of twelve months. The system must log accidents, incidents, occupational diseases and medical accounts, track claim documentation, generate management reports, and support monthly and quarterly claims trend analysis. Bidders must be suitably qualified in IT or software development, hold a bachelor's degree in IT, and demonstrate 3–5 years' coid claims management experience. Quotations are evaluated on an 80/20 preference point system, with price weighted at 80 points and specific goals at 20 points.
Submission method: quotations must be deposited into the quotation box at sappi building (reception), 48 ameshoff street, braamfontein, johannesburg (opposite food lovers & dischem). Envelope: sealed, bearing the RFQ number COJ0007-26/27, closing time and due date, addressed to the group head: strategic supply chain management, 15th floor metro centre, 158 civic boulevard street, braamfontein. All forms must be signed and all pages initialed, or the RFQ will be disqualified. Returnable forms (all must be completed and signed): - form a: conditions of quotation - form b: specification - RFQ checklist - form c: form of quotation and form of acceptance - form d: statement of authorisation - form e (mbd 4): declaration of interest - form f (mbd 8): declaration of tenderer's past supply chain management practices - annexure g (mbd 9): certificate of independent bid determination - form h: declaration on state of municipal account - form i: article of agreement in terms of the occupational health and safety act, 1993 - form j (mbd 6.1): Preference points claim form additional compulsory documents: - certified copy of company registration document - rates & taxes invoice for company or certified copy of lease agreement or affidavit from lessor certified by commissioner of oaths/saps - rates & taxes invoices for all directors or certified lease agreements or certified lessor affidavits - certified copy of b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit - original tax clearance certificate or SARS one-time pin - municipal account not older than 3 months (for bidder and all directors) disqualification risks: - any form unsigned or pages not initialed - quotations deposited in the wrong box - price alterations not signed for - use of correction fluid on prices - false declaration on any mbd form - recommended bidder will be subjected to a vetting process
Sasseta requires a service provider to supply and install stainless steel sidestep ladders on a sasseta vehicle, with the successful bidder responsible for delivering the completed installation to the specified standards. The work is quoted under a request for quotation closing on 9 october 2026 at 11:00, with bids submitted through the official channels. Quoted prices are fixed for the contract term, and the successful bidder must lodge a performance security within 30 days of award notification for the amount set in the special conditions of contract. The most consequential consideration for an sme is that NO contract will be awarded unless the bidder's tax matters are in order and an original SARS tax clearance certificate is submitted before award, supported by a warranty commitment of 12 months from delivery and acceptance (or 18 months from shipment, whichever is earlier).
Closing: 9 october 2026 at 11:00 — bids received after the closing time will not be considered. Price basis: quoted prices are fixed for the contract term; adjustment is only possible where the special conditions of contract authorise IT or in a bid validity extension request. Performance security: the successful bidder must furnish security within 30 days of award notification, for the amount stated in the special conditions of contract, by bank guarantee, irrevocable letter of credit or cashier's/certified cheque; IT is released within 30 days of completed performance, including warranty obligations. Tax compliance: NO contract will be concluded unless the bidder's tax matters are in order and an original sars-issued tax clearance certificate is submitted before award — a disqualifying omission. Warranty and quality: goods must be new, unused and current models, with warranty cover of 12 months after delivery and acceptance or 18 months after shipment, whichever ends first; non-compliant supplies may be rejected at the supplier's cost and risk. Penalties: late delivery or non-performance triggers a penalty deducted from the contract price, calculated on the delayed goods or unperformed services at the current prime interest rate for each day of delay. Integrity risk: collusive bidding may be referred to the competition commission, and corrupt, fraudulent or restricted conduct can invalidate the bid, terminate the contract or bar the supplier from public-sector business for up to 10 years (minimum 5 years where a court endorses the name on the register for tender defaulters).
Airports company south africa (acsa) requires the supply, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of automated weather observing system (awos) equipment, accessories and a software upgrade at or tambo international airport, compatible with the existing vaisala avimet® system. The six-month contract involves upgrading field sensors to meet the latest icao annex 3 and wmo standards, replacing obsolete sensors, and demonstrating the equipment to local maintenance personnel. Bidders must achieve a minimum functionality score of 80 out of 100 to proceed to price and preference evaluation under the 80/20 preference point system.
Submission method: email submission email: [email protected] Closing: 29 october 2026 at 12:00 returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - form of offer and nec contract (fully completed) - declaration of interest and politically exposed persons form - sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure form) - sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form) - confidentiality and non-disclosure agreement - BEE certificate and scorecard or BBBEE qse/eme affidavit - verifiable medical certificate (if claiming disability preference) - SARS tax pin (or csd number if NO pin) - certificate of incorporation showing ownership split - central supplier database (csd) report - VAT questionnaire - acsa terms and conditions - appendix a: schedule of the tenderer's experience - appendix b: schedule of the key personnel's experience disqualification risks: - bids received after the closing time, regardless of reason. - Any mandatory returnable document omitted or unsigned. - Altering or changing the bid document in any way. - Contacting any acsa employee other than the named buyer. - Any bidder or consortium member holding an interest in another bidder. - Failure to comply with tax obligations or provide tcs pin/csd number.
SALGA requires a service provider to develop a position paper on the institutional model for by-law enforcement and infrastructure protection, building on the completed model and existing stakeholder consultations. The assignment is policy-oriented, analytical and advocacy-focused, and must not re-develop the model. Key deliverables include an inception report, analytical review, consultation synthesis, policy analysis note, draft and final position paper, executive summary/advocacy brief, and presentation deck. The contract runs for 5 months, and bidders must score at least 70/100 on functionality to proceed to price evaluation.
Submission method: online only, via the SALGA supplier portal at https://scmportal.salga.org.za/ Closing: 14 october 2026 at 11:00 late submissions will not be accepted. Bidders must register on the portal (using csd number, unique registration reference, and email) to access the acquisition, submit clarification questions, and upload their response. All pages of the RFP must be initialled. Returnable documents (complete, sign in black ink, do not retype): - sbd 1 (part a and b): bidder details, tax compliance, and acceptance of terms. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): disclose any employment by an organ of state or connection to the procuring institution. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claim b-bbee and specific goal points. - Form of offer: signed offer. - General conditions of contract: signed. - Bidder's disclosure: signed. - B-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit. - Csd summary report. - At least 3 written, contactable references. - Joint venture legal agreement (if applicable). - Proof of authority to sign (e.g. Company resolution).
Atns requires a prosci-authorised service provider to deliver the prosci change management certification programme and certified change management training for change champions on an as-and-when-required basis over a 12-month contract. The provider must supply certified facilitators, training materials, assessments and certificates, with training delivered virtually or at atns venues in gauteng. Bidders must hold valid prosci authorisation, submit two client references and facilitator cvs, and comply with the 80/20 preference point system where 20 points are allocated for black-owned and black woman-owned suppliers.
Submission method: e-submission (e-tender) system only. Submissions sent via email will not be accepted or processed. Bid must be submitted in two parcels, each as a single pdf uploaded under the corresponding parcel/tab: - parcel a – administrative & mandatory (phase 1 & 2): volume 1a (bid doc) with general instructions and administrative requirements (excluding sbd 3.3 & 6.1), Phase 1 administrative requirements, phase 2 mandatory requirements. - Parcel b – price & specific goals (phase 3): sbd 3.3 Pricing schedule, sbd 6.1 Preference points claim form, csd report, cipc documents, shareholder certificates, ID copies of shareholders, valid b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit (for emes/qses). Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and signed offer cover page. - Sbd 3.3 (Pricing schedule – professional services): rates per delegate for both training programmes. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses whether any director or shareholder is employed by the state or connected to anyone at atns. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims specific goal points under the 80/20 system. - Popia consent form. Disqualification risks: - any mandatory requirement or returnable form omitted or unsigned. - Bids received after the closing time, regardless of reason. - Bids submitted via email. - Incomplete pricing schedule (must be 100% complete). - Failure to submit proof of csd registration or application.
The department of cooperative governance and traditional affairs requires a service provider to conduct a two-to-three-month clothing design and manufacturing (clothes/garments) training course for mrs zikizwa dano. The quotation is limited to a shortlisted supplier and must be submitted by email only before the closing deadline. The most consequential consideration is that this is an invitation restricted to a shortlisted supplier, so only invited bidders may respond.
Submission: email only to [email protected]; NO hard copies accepted; late responses will not be considered. Closing: 07 october 2026 at 11:00. Eligibility: this transaction is limited to the shortlisted supplier only. Mandatory documents: complete and submit sbd 1, sbd 3.3 (Pricing schedule), sbd 4, sbd 6.1, Cipc registration with ownership details, and proof of authority (e.g. Company resolution). Tax compliance: must be registered on the csd on or before closing date and be tax compliant (provide tcs pin or csd number). Pricing: offer must be valid for 60 days from closing date; all applicable taxes included; submit a detailed quotation separately. Preference points: 80/20 system – price 80 points, specific goals 20 points (women ownership up to 5, youth ownership up to 7, disability ownership up to 8); attach medical certificate if claiming disability ownership.
The musina makhado special economic zone (mmsez) soc ltd is appointing a panel of environmental management service providers to deliver multidisciplinary environmental management services on an as-and-when-required basis for 36 months. The panel will handle environmental authorisations, eias, water use licences, biodiversity and heritage studies, compliance monitoring, eco services, GIS mapping, and sustainability advisory work across mmsez projects. Bidders must meet strict functionality thresholds, including a 70% minimum score, and provide proof of professional registration with sacnasp, eapasa or a similar body, or face automatic disqualification.
Submission method: deposit in tender box two (2) at mmsez offices, 93 biccard street, polokwane, limpopo. Closing: 21 october 2026 at 11:00. Late bids are not accepted. Bids must be on official forms, not retyped, and completed in ink (pencil or erasable ink disqualifies). Returnable forms and documents: - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): signed cover page with bidder and contact details. - Sbd 3.3 (Pricing schedule – professional services): completed pricing and rates. - Sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): declares any employment by the state or connection to the procuring institution; false disclosure disqualifies. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee and specific goal points. - Valid tax compliance status pin (or csd number if NO tcs). - Company registration documents and company profile. - Detailed cost breakdown schedule. - Reference letters with contact details on company letterhead. - Summary of verifiable previous projects with contact details of project owners. - Certified ID copies of all owners/directors (certification not older than 6 months). - Proof of registration with a recognised south african professional body (paid-up membership). - Technical proposal: scope, methodology, approach, capability. - Cvs of project leader and key personnel with qualifications and professional registrations. - Declarations of independence, competency and availability of key personnel. Disqualification risks: - late submission. - Bids not in line with the specification. - Missing or unsigned returnable forms. - Failure to disclose all csd-registered active companies linked to directors. - Completion in pencil or erasable ink. - Failure to submit a valid professional registration (sacnasp, eapasa or other).
Johannesburg city parks and zoo (jcpz) invites legally registered companies to bid for two separate 36-month contracts for the provision of taxidermy services and sanitary services under an 80/20 preference point system. Bids must be submitted physically during specified windows before the closing deadline of 3 november 2026 at 12:00, with a 120-day validity period. The most consequential consideration is the mandatory completion of the specifications/terms of reference in full, as failure leads to automatic elimination.
Submission method: physical only, using the official bid document provided by jcpz. Bids must be deposited into the correct tender box at the submission address. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late bids will not be accepted. Submission address: johannesburg city parks and zoo head office city parks house, ground floor 40 de korte street braamfontein, johannesburg submission dates and times (only these dates/times): - 30 october 2026, 08:00–16:00 - 2 november 2026, 08:00–16:00 - 3 november 2026, 08:00–12:00 (before closing) documents may be downloaded free from www.jhbcityparksandzoo.com Or www.etenders.gov.za From 6 october 2026 (close of business). Bid validity: 120 days from the closing date, may be extended if needed. Returnable documents: complete the specifications/terms of reference in full as per the tender document. Failure to do so leads to elimination.
A priced contract for the provision of services at airports, including compliance with the occupational health and safety act and construction regulations, with a mandatory contractor's plan, risk register, and annual tax clearance. The contract is governed by south african law, requires public liability insurance, and key personnel cvs. The most consequential consideration is the strict compliance with safety, health, and environmental requirements, including a dedicated health and safety resource and a baseline risk assessment, with failure to adhere considered a material breach.
Submission method: electronic only, to [email protected] - Subject line must include the RFQ name and number. - Late bids will not be accepted; acsa not liable for late submissions. - Telephonic, telegraphic, telex, and facsimile bids are not accepted. - Bids must be submitted on the official tender documentation provided; do not retype. - Complete and return the entire bid document and the contract document (appendix 1) with all supporting information. - Returnable documents must be completed in full, signed where required, and submitted in the prescribed manner. - For paper submissions (if applicable): original plus one copy and a USB flash drive, packages marked "original" and "copy". - The tender deposit register must be completed and signed by the person depositing the bid. - Bidders must sign the attendance list at the briefing to receive addenda and be eligible to submit. - Disqualification risks: incomplete or unsigned returnable documents, late submission, non-responsive bids, or failure to meet mandatory criteria.
Rail network protection services (rnps) are required for the TRANSNET rail infrastructure manager (trim) across the central corridor for a contract period of twelve months under bid reference CRAC-EFQ-58093, issued by TRANSNET soc ltd. Bids close on 13 october 2026 at 10:00. Annexure f of the bid pack, the TRANSNET non-disclosure agreement, must be signed by the bidder and returned with the bid response, with the bidder acting as principal and not as nominee, agent or broker. Confidentiality obligations accepted under that agreement outlive the bid process, surviving termination of the bid discussions for five years.
Scope — rail network protection services (rnps) to the TRANSNET rail infrastructure manager (trim) within the central corridor, for a contract period of twelve (12) months. Closing — bids close on 13 october 2026 at 10:00; quote reference CRAC-EFQ-58093 on the submission. Annexure f signed NDA — the non-disclosure agreement must be signed and submitted as part of the bid response pack, and the signatory binds the company as principal, not as nominee, agent or broker. Confidentiality term — obligations survive the end of the bid discussions and continue for five (5) years thereafter; transnet's confidential information may only be used for technical and commercial discussions on this bid or for performing any resulting contract. Return or destruction of information — on written demand from TRANSNET, all confidential information and copies must be returned and expunged or destroyed within seven (7) days, and a director-signed certificate of compliance must be supplied on request. NO publicity or disclosure — the bidder may not announce its interest in the bid or use transnet's name for publicity or marketing without prior written consent from TRANSNET. legal and data protection — the agreement is governed by south african law with exclusive jurisdiction of the south african courts, and the bidder must have technical and organisational measures in place against unlawful processing, loss or damage of bid-related data.
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