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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
D320 Cardington road, churchill village - kuruman - kuruman - 8460
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
17 Apr 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-153987
Joe morolong local municipality invites bids for the provision of comprehensive medical surveillance and wellness services, including routine medical exams, carcinogen exposure testing, employee assistance programs, and immunizations, for approximately 120 staff over 36 months. The contract requires services within a 50km radius of churchill village or on-site if further, with strict compliance to occupational health and safety act standards.
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Date & Time
Friday, 08 May 2026 - 12:00
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Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
D320 Cardington road, churchill village - kuruman - kuruman - 8460
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17 Apr
2026
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08 May
2026
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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.
Act 108 of 1996 (s217)
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BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdf
Joe Morolong Local Municipality invites bids for the provision of Medical Surveillance and Wellness Services for a 36-month period. The tender (Bid No: B246-2026) closes on 08 May 2026 at 12h00. Services include routine medical examinations, Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), immunizations, and compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act requirements. The contract covers ~120 employees annually, with services to be rendered within a 50km radius of Churchill Village or on-site if farther.
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Important Dates
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfClosing date and time: 08 May 2026 at 12h00. Bid validity period: 90 days from closing date. Bid documents available from 17 April 2026 at 08h00 (free download from e-Tender Portal or R897.00 fee at Cashiers office, Finance Department). No compulsory briefing session.
Contact Information
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfSCM Manager: Tel: 053 773 9328 / 082 839 3053, Email: [email protected]. Corporate Services Director: Mr Tatolo Gopetse, Tel: 053 773 9308, Email: [email protected]. Submission address: Tender box, foyer of Joe Morolong Local Municipality, D320 Cardington Road, Churchill Village, 8474. Postal address: Private Bag X117, Mothibistad, 8474.
Submission Guidelines
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfSubmit sealed bid in person to the Tender box in the foyer of Joe Morolong Local Municipality, D320 Cardington Road, Churchill Village by 12h00 on 08 May 2026. Late, electronic, couriered, postal, or faxed submissions are not accepted. Required returnables: Certified copies of IDs for all directors/members; certified copy of company registration (CIPC); valid SARS Tax Compliance Status PIN (for all JV partners if applicable); CSD full registration report (for all JV partners); proof of municipal rates/taxes or lease agreements for company and all directors (not older than 3 months); proof of residence for all directors; certified HPCSA/SASOM/SASOHN registration (if applicable); valid JV agreement (tender-specific if applicable); certified copies of banking details with bank grading of C or higher; resolution for signatory authority (Section 04/05); completed MBD forms (1, 3.1, 4, 5, 6.1, 8, 9); previous work experience of similar nature; declaration of interest; bid validity period of 90 days. All documents must be original certified copies—no copies of certified copies accepted. Bid must be completed in black ink; no correction fluid or erasable ink permitted. Pricing must be firm, VAT-inclusive, and quoted per person (rates only).
Evaluation Criteria
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfMandatory compliance: Registered on Central Supplier Database (CSD); valid SARS Tax Compliance PIN (or CSD number if PIN unavailable); no municipal rates/taxes in arrears (>3 months) for bidder or directors; not in service of the state (or related to evaluators); bank grading of C or higher; certified documents (no copies of certified copies). Preferential points: B-BBEE status (80/20 system); local production/content (if applicable). Experience: Minimum 3 years’ experience in Occupational Health; registration with HPCSA, SASOM, SASOHN, or SANC (for medical professionals).
Technical Specifications
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfScope: Provide medical surveillance and wellness services for 36 months. Services include: (1) Medical Surveillance: Routine exams (pre-placement, annual, exit, transfer), carcinogen exposure tests (lead, asbestos, mercury), return-to-work, disability retirement/insurance, referrals. (2) Employee Assistance Programme: Counselling (telephone, in-person, online), trauma response, managerial consultations, substance abuse support, wellness days/campaigns. (3) Immunisation: Hepatitis A vaccination for ±50 employees. Extent of services: Vital signs, audiometric/spirometry tests, physical/vision/urine tests, chest X-rays, fitness certificates, referrals, annual reports, 25-year medical record retention. Target: ±120 staff (may vary). Services must be rendered within 50km of JMLM (Churchill) or on-site if beyond this radius, during working hours (Mon-Fri). Competencies: Minimum 3 years’ occupational health experience; registration with HPCSA, SASOM, SASOHN, or SANC; ability to conduct exams at mobile office/surgery.
Financial Requirements
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfPricing: Firm, VAT-inclusive rates only (no lump sums). Quote per person for each service (e.g., full medical exam, audiogram, immunisation). Pricing schedule (MBD3.1) must be completed. Bid validity: 90 days from closing date. Payment terms: Not specified. Bonds/guarantees: Not specified. Delivery costs must be included in bid price.
Compliance Requirements
Source: BidDoc-B246-2026-MedicalSurveillance.pdfMandatory: CSD registration (full report for all JV partners); valid SARS Tax Compliance Status PIN (for all JV partners); certified company registration (CIPC); certified IDs of all directors/members; proof of municipal rates/taxes or lease agreements for company and all directors (≤3 months old); proof of residence for all directors; certified banking details with bank grading of C or higher; HPCSA/SASOM/SASOHN registration (if applicable); valid JV agreement (tender-specific); resolution for signatory authority; completed MBD forms (1, 3.1, 4, 5, 6.1, 8, 9); B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit (for EMEs/QSEs) to qualify for preference points. Disqualification risks: Non-compliance with PPPFA, state employees or conflicts of interest, arrears on municipal rates/taxes (>3 months), missing/incorrect documents, late submissions, or use of correction fluid/pencil.
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Act 61 of 2003
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Act 85 of 1993
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