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Issuing Organization
Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural DevelopmentLocation
National
Closing Date
20 May 2026
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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
NDULI - Witzenberg Municipality - CERES -
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
28 Apr 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-154733
This tender invites cidb-registered contractors (6CE/6ME or higher) to construct a sewer and stormwater pipeline in nduli, ceres, under witzenberg municipality in the western cape. The project is managed by the department of land reform and rural development, with a focus on local labour and compliance with south african construction standards.
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Date & Time
Wednesday, 20 May 2026 - 11:00
Venue
Witzenberg Local Municipality Offices, Corner of Voortrekker and Lyell Street
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Categories
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
NDULI - Witzenberg Municipality - CERES -
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28 Apr
2026
Tender Published
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20 May
2026
Closing Date
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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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SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdf
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SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdf
Tender for construction of sewer and stormwater pipe infrastructure in Nduli, Ceres, Western Cape. The project involves installing approximately 550m of 200mm uPVC sewer pipes and 505m of 600mm reinforced concrete stormwater pipes, plus associated manholes, syphon chambers, and 900m of security fencing. The objective is to prevent sewage spillages into the environment.
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R 1 599 519
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Contact Information
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdfIssuing Authority: Department of Land Reform and Rural Development, Foreshore Place, 4th Floor, 2 Riebeek Street, Cape Town, 8000. Phone: 021 409 0300. Prepared by: MNE Oak (Pty) Ltd, 22 Andries Pretorius Street, Bellville, 7530. Phone: 021 300 3224 / 082 339 8188.
Submission Guidelines
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdfComplete the tender form with: full entity name (e.g., CC, Pty Ltd, JV, Sole Proprietor), duly authorised person, address, tel./cell/fax numbers, email, and receipt number. Submit to: Department of Land Reform and Rural Development, Foreshore Place, 4th Floor, 2 Riebeek Street, Cape Town, 8000. Disqualification risks: Incomplete forms, missing mandatory details, or late submission.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdfMinimum CIDB registration: Category 6CE or 6ME or higher. B-BBEE compliance required. Capacity must cover: ~550m 200mm uPVC bulk sewer (manholes, connections), ~505m 600mm reinforced concrete stormwater pipe (manholes, outlets), syphon chambers, and 900m x 1.8m security fence. Proof of registration and relevant experience mandatory. Preference points apply per Part T1.2 (Tender Data).
Technical Specifications
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdfScope: Construct 550m 200mm uPVC bulk sewer (manholes, connections), 505m 600mm reinforced concrete stormwater pipe (manholes, outlets), syphon chambers, and 900m x 1.8m security fence. Replace existing sewer manhole covers/frames with lockable versions. Site: Altitude 485m, no electricity, temps 0–45°C, moderate corrosion/lightning, winter rainfall, flooding prevention required. Access: R46 or Onder-Swaarmoed Road. Contractor responsibilities: Design/provide temporary works (costs in tendered rates), spoil site provision, independent lab testing (all results to Employer’s Agent), as-built drawings, and site maintenance. Design split: Employer (permanent works), Contractor (temporary works, as-builts). Drawings: Reduced copies for tender only; 3 free scaled sets issued post-award. Standards: SANS 1200 + project-specific specs. Restrictions: No extra payment for access difficulties, spillage cleanup, or temporary roads (except SANS 1200 A item 8.3.2.2).
Financial Requirements
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdfPricing: Include all costs in tendered rates (water, electricity, permits, wayleaves, site maintenance, testing, temporary works, spoil disposal). Provisional sums: Upgrades/repairs to screening facility (mechanical, electrical, civil, fencing). Subcontractor costs: For provisional sums <R200,000, 3 quotes required (Employer’s Agent approval); >R200,000 requires open tender (unless exempt). Spot fines: R750 per service per occasion for unmetered water/electricity (deducted from payments). Testing costs: Independent lab testing included in rates; additional tests ordered by Employer’s Agent reimbursed from provisional sums unless non-compliance found. Payment: Certificates require completed reports; no separate payments for water/electricity.
Compliance Requirements
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 2 OF 2.pdfCIDB: Category 6CE or 6ME or higher. B-BBEE: Subcontractors must have equal/higher B-BBEE level than main contractor for >25% of contract value (unless exempted micro-enterprises with proven capability). Local subcontractors encouraged. Subcontractor selection: For provisional sums/prime cost items <R200,000, obtain 3 quotes (Employer’s Agent approval). For >R200,000, open tender process (Employer’s Agent may issue tender on Contractor’s behalf). All subcontractor work remains Contractor’s responsibility. Permits/wayleaves: Contractor must obtain/renew all necessary permits (e.g., electricity wayleaves every 3 months).
Important Dates
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfContact Information
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfSubmission Guidelines
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfEvaluation Criteria
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfContracts Manager (NQF 7, built environment) with relevant project experience (min R8M). CV + certified qualifications required.
Site Agent/Manager (NQF 6, built environment) with relevant project experience (min R6M). CV + certified qualifications required.
Safety Officer/Manager (NQF 5, Environmental Management/Health & Safety). CV + certified qualifications required.
Technical Specifications
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfFinancial Requirements
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfCompliance Requirements
Source: SSC WC 01 (2026-2027) DLRRD - VOLUME 1 OF 2.pdfSets the constitutional standard for fair, equitable, transparent, competitive and cost-effective public procurement.
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Act 28 of 2024
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Act 2 of 2000
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Act 3 of 2000
Supports lawful, reasonable and procedurally fair administrative tender decisions.
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Address
NDULI - Witzenberg Municipality - CERES -
Source confidence
High source confidence
Official source
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Last checked
05 Jun 2026
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