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This tender closed on 4 June 2021. Submissions are no longer accepted. The tender lifecycle continues β check the awards section for updates.
Published
18 Jan 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-781
This tender invites qualified service providers to submit bids for a turnkey electrification project in port st johns municipality, covering professional engineering services, construction, and handover. The project is open to suppliers with CIDB 5ep or higher registration and requires compliance with tax, b-bbee, and municipal regulations.
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Act 53 of 2003
Provides the empowerment-compliance context often used in public-sector supplier evaluation.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
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Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdf
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RΒ 2Β 370Β 150
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Important Dates
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfBid documents available from 05 May 2021 (R389.95 fee at Port St Johns Municipal Finance offices or via eTenders/PSJ website). Compulsory CIDB briefing session: 10 May 2021 at 11:00 AM, PSJ Town Hall. Bid closing date: 04 June 2021 at 11:00 AM. Bids remain valid for 90 days from closing date.
Contact Information
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfSCM enquiries: N. Baleni, Tel: 047 564 1207/8, Email: [email protected]. Technical enquiries: Mr. T. Kwape, Tel: 047 564 6747 or 082 798 5785, Email: [email protected]. Submission address: Port St Johns Municipality, 257 Main Street, Port St Johns, 5120. Municipal Manager: Mr. H.T. Hlazo.
Submission Guidelines
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfSubmit bids in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the bid reference (PSJLM-INEP-2020/21-51) and project title. Deliver by hand to the bid box at Port St Johns Municipality Reception, 257 Main Street, Port St Johns, by 11:00 AM on 04 June 2021. No late, faxed, or emailed submissions accepted. All bids will be opened in public at the same time and date. Required documents: completed official bid forms (MBD series), pricing schedules (MBD 3.1/3.2), tax compliance (TCS PIN or CSD number), B-BBEE certificate (SANAS-approved or sworn affidavit for EMEs/QSEs), CIDB registration (5EP or higher), rates clearance certificate (β€90 days old), and all annexures (A1-F, MBD 4, 6.1, 7.2, 8, 9). Joint ventures must submit a signed JV agreement and combined B-BBEE certificate. Incomplete or unsigned bids will be disqualified.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfEvaluation is two-stage: Functionality (150 points) and Price (100 points). Minimum qualifying score for functionality is 105/150. Functionality breakdown: Professional Engineering Services (65 points) - Project Leader (BSc/B-Tech Electrical + 10 years experience: 15), ECSA-registered Professional Engineer/Technologist (35), Professional Indemnity Insurance (β₯R1M: 10), Methodology (scope, quality, risk, time, cost management: 5). Construction (85 points) - Project Leader (National Diploma Electrical + 5 years experience: 15), Eskom-authorised personnel (10), Professional Electrician registration (5), Plant ownership/lease (8-ton truck, rock hammers, LDV: 25), Experience (3x signed recommendation letters for projects β₯R3M: 30). Price (80 points) + B-BBEE (20 points) = 100 points. Non-compliance with documentation (e.g., missing TCS, B-BBEE, or JV agreements) results in point deductions or disqualification.
Technical Specifications
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfTurnkey electrification project for Port St Johns villages. Scope includes: Design (FSW0, TEC presentation for Eskom, preliminary/detailed design, environmental permits, Bill of Quantities, SHEQ plans), Construction (project management, outage scheduling, MV/LV equipment installation, overhead lines, house connections, testing/commissioning), and Handover (as-built drawings, close-out report to DoE). Materials must comply with Eskom specifications. Additional services: re-survey, environmental scoping, risk management, stakeholder approvals. Mandatory deliverables: approved designs, work plan, surveyed designs, pegs installed, quality inspection reports, beneficiary lists. Contractor must provide site store/office, attend monthly site meetings, and ensure community involvement (CLO, PSC, Ward Councillor). Labour-intensive methods required where marked (LI) in BoQ; unauthorised plant use for LI works will not be paid. Health & Safety Plan must be submitted within 2 weeks of contract award; no work may commence without approval.
Financial Requirements
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfPricing must be submitted on official forms (MBD 3.1 for firm prices, MBD 3.2 for non-firm prices). VAT must be included but shown separately. Bid validity period: 90 days from closing date. Payment terms: invoices with delivery notes, paid within 30 days. Price escalation claims require prior notice and proof; only official index figures accepted. Performance security (e.g., bank guarantee) may be required within 30 days of award. Contractor must insure goods, personnel, and equipment against loss/damage. Penalties apply for late delivery (prime interest rate per day).
Compliance Requirements
Source: Tender Document (Turnkey) Electrification - 2021-22.pdfMandatory: CIDB registration (5EP or higher) with CRS number. CSD registration with detailed report. Tax compliance: TCS PIN (or CSD number if no TCS) for SARS verification; each JV partner must submit separate TCS/PIN/CSD. Valid rates clearance certificate (β€90 days) or lease agreement (exemptions require municipal proof). B-BBEE: SANAS-approved certificate (or sworn affidavit for EMEs/QSEs with Commission of Oath stamp); JVs must submit combined certificate. VAT registration number. Professional registrations: ECSA for engineers/technologists, Eskom-authorised personnel, Professional Electrician. Financial statements (audited, β€3 months old) for CIDB grade 3+. Joint ventures: signed JV agreement with roles/responsibilities. Disqualification risks: non-registration on CSD/CIDB, outstanding municipal rates, misrepresented business address, state employees, incomplete/unsigned forms, or missing documents.
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