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Tender Type
Request for Proposal
Delivery Location
02 Mzuzu Street - Pellissier - Bloemfontein - 9301
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
22 May 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-156830
This tender, issued by vaal central water, invites proposals for the comprehensive upgrade and refurbishment of the winburg water treatment works, including civil, mechanical, and electrical works. IT targets contractors with a CIDB grading of 7 ep or 7 me pe/higher, with a focus on improving infrastructure, efficiency, and compliance at the facility.
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02 Mzuzu Street - Pellissier - Bloemfontein - 9301
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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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Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdf
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Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdf
Tender for the upgrade and refurbishment of Winburg Water Treatment Works in the Vaal Central region, involving comprehensive civil, mechanical, and electrical works. The contract is issued by Vaal Central Water, with a compulsory briefing session on June 4, 2026, and a closing date of June 19, 2026.
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R 3 423 151
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Important Dates
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfIssue date: 22 May 2026. Compulsory briefing session: 4 June 2026. Closing date for submissions: 19 June 2026 at 12:00. Commencement date: 7 calendar days after the Confirmation of Receipt is signed. Due completion date: 10 months after commencement. Defects liability period: 12 months from practical completion.
Contact Information
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfVaal Central Water - Supply Chain Management Unit: Address: 2 Mzuzu Street, Bloemfontein, Free State, 9301. Tel: +27(0) 51 403 0800. Fax: 051 422 5333. Email: [email protected]. Employer’s Agent: Umzuzo Infrastructure (Pty) Ltd T/A UMZ Consulting. Contact: Mr Mxolisi K. Ntshangase. Address: Regus Business Centre, Ground Floor, Unipark Building, Vodacom Lane, Nobel Street, Bloemfontein, 9301. Tel: +27 33 348 2929. Email: [email protected].
Submission Guidelines
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfSubmit the following returnable documents as part of your tender: Form of Offer and Acceptance, Contract Data (Part 1: Employer-provided, Part 2: Contractor-provided), Pricing Data (Schedule of Quantities, Summary of Schedules, Banking Details), Scope of Work (Description of Works, Standard/Particular/Project Specifications), Site Information, Drawings (Annexure A), and Environmental Management Plan (Annexure B). All documents must be signed by duly authorised representatives. The Total Price (inclusive of VAT) in the financial proposal must match the Form of Offer and Acceptance amount. Late or incomplete submissions risk disqualification. Submit to: Vaal Central Water, Supply Chain Management Unit, 2 Mzuzu Street, Bloemfontein, Free State, 9301.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfEvaluation method not explicitly stated in the document. However, compliance with the following is mandatory: submission of all returnable documents, adherence to technical specifications, financial requirements, and compliance requirements. Preference may be given to bids demonstrating strong local economic participation (30% minimum subcontracting to local enterprises). Non-compliance with any mandatory requirement may result in disqualification.
Technical Specifications
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfScope: Upgrade and refurbishment of Winburg Water Treatment Works. Contract type: Re-measurement Contract. Completion period: 10 months from commencement date. Defects liability period: 12 months. Latent defect period: 5 years. Key deliverables: Civil, mechanical, and electrical works as per Bill of Quantities (BoQ), drawings, and specifications. Environmental compliance: Must adhere to the Environmental Management Programme (EMPr) and all applicable authorisations, licences, and permits. Penalties for non-compliance: R 2,000 per day for recurring findings, R 50,000 for damage to endangered plants or trees, and potential prosecution by DEA/DWS. Materials: Must be new and unused unless otherwise approved in writing by the Employer’s Agent. Subcontractors: Names must be submitted for approval; minimum 30% of the final Contract Price (excluding VAT & CPA) must be subcontracted to local enterprises (LEP Subcontractors). Health and Safety: Approved Health and Safety Plan required before commencement. Compliance with Construction Regulations (2014) and Occupational Health and Safety Act (1993) is mandatory. Working hours: Normal working hours are Monday to Friday as per Sectoral Determination; supervision costs outside these hours are the Contractor’s responsibility. Weather allowances: 3 days per month (Oct-Apr), 1 day per month (May-Sept) for critical path delays due to weather.
Financial Requirements
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfPricing strategy: Re-measurement Contract. Submit total price inclusive of VAT, matching the Form of Offer and Acceptance. Payment terms: Retention monies held at 10% (excluding VAT) of payments due, up to a limit of 5% of the Contract Sum (excluding VAT). Advance payments on materials: 80% for materials on site not yet built into Permanent Works, upon submission of invoices, delivery slips, and proof of payments. Contract Price Adjustment (CPA): Applicable for civil (Statistics SA indices), mechanical, and electrical works (SEIFSA indices). Bonds/guarantees: Submit a guarantee from an insurance company or bank for 10% of the Contract Sum, expiry date 30 calendar days after programmed completion. Retention Money Guarantee is not permitted. Insurance: Required policies include Construction Equipment, Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act, Motor Vehicle Liability (minimum Third Party), and SASRIA Special Risks Insurance. Limit of indemnity for liability insurance: R 10,000,000 per claim. Proof of insurance and premium payments must be submitted within 14 days of commencement. Penalties: R 15,000 per calendar day for failing to complete the works on time. No interest payable on retained or overdue monies.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 2.pdfCompliance with General Conditions of Contract for Construction Works, 3rd Edition (2015), published by SAICE. Mandatory documents to submit within 14 days of commencement: Health and Safety Plan, CV and qualifications of Construction Manager, Occupational Health and Safety Agreement, Initial Programme, Security guarantee (10% of Contract Price), Proof of Insurance, Letter of Good Standing, BCCEI membership and good standing, Local Economic Participation Plan, and Project Quality Control Plan. Subcontractors must comply with all contract terms. Local content: Minimum 30% of contract value must be allocated to local enterprises (LEP Subcontractors). Environmental compliance: Adherence to NEMA and EMPr; penalties for non-compliance. Labour: Compliance with Basic Conditions of Employment Act (1997) and Sectoral Determination for Civil Engineering Sector. CIDB registration, tax compliance, and professional registrations (where applicable) are implied but not explicitly stated.
Important Dates
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfContact Information
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfSubmission Guidelines
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfEvaluation Criteria
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfTechnical Specifications
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfScope: Upgrade and refurbishment of Winburg Water Treatment Works, including civil, mechanical, and electrical works.
Civil Works:
Mechanical and Electrical Works:
Financial Requirements
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfCompliance Requirements
Source: Refurbishment of Winburg WTW - Volume 1.pdfMandatory Pre-Qualification (Immediate disqualification if not met):
Additional Compliance Documents (Must be submitted or available within 7 days if requested):
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Website
vaalcentralwater.co.za/
Address
2 Mzuzu St, Pellissier, Bloemfontein, 9322, South Africa
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051-403-0800[email protected]vaalcentralwater.co.za2 Mzuzu St, Pellissier, Bloemfontein, 9322, South Africa
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