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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
c/o Mike Pienaar Boulevard & Frans Conradie Avenue - Bellville - Cape Town - 7530
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
12 Jun 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-158963
This tender invites bids for the supply, delivery, installation, demonstration, and commissioning of blood gas analysers under a 3-year consumable placement deal for western cape government health and wellness facilities. The contract covers 31 facilities, with the contractor retaining equipment ownership while supplying consumables monthly.
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Date & Time
Friday, 10 July 2026 - 11:00
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c/o Mike Pienaar Boulevard & Frans Conradie Avenue - Bellville - Cape Town - 7530
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2026
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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.
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Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness invites bids for a 3-year consumable placement deal for blood gas analyzers. The contract includes supply, delivery, installation, demonstration, and commissioning. The bid evaluation involves a multi-phase process including specification compliance, a 4-week trial, and preferential scoring.
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Scope: Supply, delivery, installation, demonstration, and commissioning of blood gas analysers under a 3-year consumable placement deal for 31 Western Cape health facilities. Equipment is placed at no cost to the department; only consumables (cartridges, syringes) are procured monthly. Contractor retains ownership of equipment for the 3-year period. Facilities can adjust consumable orders monthly without penalty. Department may add facilities if need arises. Total cost of ownership must be clearly described, including cost per test.
Important Dates
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)Closing date: 10 July 2026 at 11:00. Bid validity period: 120 days from closing date (expires 07 November 2026). Query deadline: End of business, 26 June 2026. Department response to queries: End of business, 30 June 2026. Evaluation trial period: 4 weeks (units must be available within 2 weeks of official request).
Contact Information
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)SCM/Technical enquiries: Mr M Ramjan ([email protected] | 021 834 9021) and Mrs Silindokuhle Luningo ([email protected]). Technical enquiries: Karel Van Der Merwe ([email protected] | 021 591 7126). Submission address: Bid box at Supply Chain Management Offices (M9 building), Karl Bremer Hospital, c/o Mike Pienaar Boulevard & Frans Conradie Avenue, Bellville. e-Procurement Helpdesk: [email protected]. SAHPRA contact: 012 501 0300 | [email protected]. CSD registration support: www.csd.gov.za.
Submission Guidelines
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)Submit bids by 11:00 on 10 July 2026. Hard copy must be deposited in a sealed envelope, marked with bidder name, bid number, and closing date, into the bid box marked 'Department of Health' at Supply Chain Management Offices (M9 building), Karl Bremer Hospital, c/o Mike Pienaar Boulevard & Frans Conradie Avenue, Bellville. Office hours: Monday to Friday, 07:30–16:00 (excluding public holidays). A soft copy on USB must also be submitted. Hard copy supersedes electronic copy if discrepancies exist. Late submissions, fax, email, or telegram submissions will not be accepted. Ensure all pages are included, signed in original black ink, and no alterations are made to the bid documents. Bidders must confirm bid document download via email to [email protected] and [email protected] with company name, contact person, phone number, and email address. Bids must be submitted on official forms provided; do not re-type or redraft. Only original, signed documents will be considered. Photocopies may be prepared for bidder records. No pages may be omitted or duplicated. Failure to submit requested information may result in disqualification. Bids submitted by security personnel or without proper authority will not be accepted. Queries about bid box location must be directed to the listed officials, not security personnel.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)Evaluation occurs in three phases: Phase 1: Compliance with specifications, pricing, and all mandatory requirements. Phase 2: 4-week trial with 3 machines at Mitchells Plain and Victoria Hospitals; evaluator report compiled. Phase 3: Final recommendation considering all inputs, followed by application of the 80:20 Preferential Procurement Points System (80 points for price, 20 points for B-BBEE). Only the B-BBEE status declared on the WCBD 6.1 form is considered for evaluation. Cost per test (including all relevant costs such as maintenance, consumables, and syringes) and real-world functionality experiences are key factors. Non-compliant bidders will be notified after the bid process concludes. The Department reserves the right to award the bid in part or in whole based on compliance, clinical acceptability, price, and preference points.
Technical Specifications
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)Supply, deliver, install, demonstrate, and commission blood gas analysers under a 3-year consumable placement deal for 31 Western Cape health facilities. Equipment remains the contractor’s property; only consumables (cartridges, syringes) are procured monthly. Contractor retains ownership of equipment for the 3-year period. Facilities can adjust consumable orders monthly without penalty. Department may add facilities if need arises. Total cost of ownership must be clearly described, including cost per test. Key requirements for analysers: Latest technology for adult/paediatric care, test cycle ≤120 seconds, sample volume 60–70µl (preference for <50µl), 8" touchscreen, daily auto QC/calibration, UPS for 1-hour backup, printer, memory for ≥3500 results and ≥2000 patients, user PIN access, blood clot prevention system, and waste containment. Must include pre-heparinised syringes/capillaries in monthly cost. Cartridges must offer all parameters (excluding cCrea optionally) with shelf life ≥3 months (12 months for syringes). 24/7 support with 24-hour response time; replacement units provided if repairs exceed 24 hours. Delivery of consumables within 48 hours of request. OEM support letter required. Evaluation includes 4-week trial at Mitchells Plain and Victoria Hospitals. Bidders must provide proof of being an accredited supplier of the offered devices by the OEM, with OEM commitment to provide expertise, training, and support. Technical staff must be factory-trained; provide names, locations of repair centres in Western Cape, and competency certificates. Number of technicians employed in Western Cape and repair facility addresses required. Training for hospital staff (users and clinical engineering) must be provided at no extra cost. Preventative maintenance and calibration procedures must be provided. Workshop/Service Manuals are mandatory. Random quality compliance testing of samples from institutions throughout contract. Department reserves right to inspect bidder’s repair facilities and validate technical staff competency.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdfBidders must provide: Proof of being an accredited supplier of offered devices by the OEM, with OEM commitment to provide expertise, training, and support. List of sites with similar installed machines for reference. Technical staff must be factory-trained; provide names, locations of repair centres in Western Cape, and competency certificates. Number of technicians employed in Western Cape and repair facility addresses required. Department reserves right to inspect facilities. Training for hospital staff (users and clinical engineering) must be provided at no extra cost, covering equipment use, resetting, cleaning, flushing, and calibration.
Quality Management
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdfMandatory: ISO 13485 certification for each manufacturer of offered products. Random quality compliance testing of samples from institutions throughout contract. Bidders must provide approval/validation report from an accredited SANAS laboratory for the offered unit. Department may request clinical evidence. All offered units must be currently marketed in South Africa with verifiable references. Department reserves the right to inspect bidder’s repair facilities and validate technical staff competency. Preventative maintenance and calibration procedures must be provided. Workshop/Service Manuals are mandatory. Packaging must include manufacturer/supplier name, bidder item name, item code, date of manufacture, product expiry date, and batch/lot number. All items must be delivered in a carton/box.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdfSubmit pricing in ZAR, VAT-inclusive, for Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3. Cartridge cost must include all costs (maintenance, consumables, syringes). Pricing options: Firm prices (fixed for contract duration) or non-firm prices (ROE-linked or proven adjustments). For ROE-linked: ROE determined 10 days before closing (30 June 2026); max 85% imported content; claims within 60 days of delivery. Non-firm prices: No adjustments in first 3 months; quarterly thereafter. Provide cost per test, cartridge sizes, individual consumable prices, and monthly cost breakdown. Include pricing for optional accessories. Delivery costs must be included in bid price. Pricing schedule must list cost of each cartridge size and individual consumables separately, with corresponding pricing for Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3.
Financial Requirements
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)Pricing must be in ZAR, VAT-inclusive, and cover all costs (delivery, maintenance, consumables, syringes). Submit pricing for Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3. Options: Firm prices (fixed for contract duration) or non-firm prices (subject to ROE variations or proven adjustments). For ROE-linked prices: ROE determined 10 days before closing (30 June 2026), max 85% imported content claimable, claims within 60 days of delivery. Non-firm prices: No adjustments in first 3 months; quarterly thereafter. Include cost per test, cartridge sizes, and individual consumable pricing. Offers valid for 120 days from closing. Payment within 30 days of valid invoice via EFT. Provide banking details for LOGIS/BAS/SYSPRO registration if not already on file. Include pricing for optional accessories. Delivery costs must be included in bid price. Pricing schedule must list cost of each cartridge size and individual consumables separately, with corresponding pricing for Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory: CSD registration (www.csd.gov.za) at bid closing; tax compliance must be verifiable via CSD (7-day grace period if non-compliant). Submit valid SAHPRA licence as manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler of medical devices/IVDs (no proof of application accepted). ISO 13485 certification for each manufacturer whose products are bid. OHS Act Section 37(2) Agreement (mandatory for all procurements with on-site work or health & safety risks). B-BBEE status must be declared via WCBD 6.1 form (only this applies; not CSD status). Complete WCBD 4 (Declaration of Interests, Bidders Past SCM Practices, and Independent Bid Determination). All mandatory documents on CSD/Western Cape Supplier Evidence Bank accepted. Foreign suppliers: Provide proof of SA representation if applicable. No bids from state employees or entities with state-employed directors/members. Proof of authority to sign bids required. Tax Compliance Status (TCS) PIN or printed TCS certificate must be submitted. For consortia/joint ventures/sub-contractors, each party must submit separate TCS certificate and CSD number. Bidders must ensure compliance with their tax obligations. Contract governed by General Conditions of Contract (GCC) and Special Conditions of Contract (SCC), with SCC prevailing in conflicts.
Contractual Terms
Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdfContract governed by General Conditions of Contract (GCC) and Special Conditions of Contract (SCC), with SCC prevailing in conflicts. 80:20 Preferential Procurement Points System applies. Offers valid for 120 days from closing. Department reserves rights to: withdraw/amend bid, terminate participation for non-compliance, reject any/all bids, or negotiate prices/service delivery. Contract may be terminated for insolvency, fraud, poor performance (after 3 warnings), or breach of specifications. Penalties include deductions for turnaround time non-adherence or specification breaches. Warranty: 12 months for defects; contractor must repair/replace within specified period. Subcontracting requires prior written approval; contractor remains liable for subcontractor compliance. Transfer, cession, or use of subcontractors requires prior written approval from the Department. Prices must include all costs and applicable taxes (VAT-inclusive). No price adjustments in first 3 months for non-firm prices; quarterly adjustments thereafter. Department reserves the right to award per institution based on bidder capability.
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Source: Bid document WCGHCC0042-2025 - CONSUMABLE PLACEMENT DEAL- BLOODGAS ANALYSERS approved.pdfEvaluation is based on three phases: Phase 1: Compliance with specifications, pricing, and mandatory requirements. Phase 2: 4-week trial with 3 machines at Mitchells Plain and Victoria Hospitals; evaluator report compiled. Phase 3: Final recommendation considering all inputs, followed by application of the 80:20 Preferential Procurement Points System (80 points for price, 20 points for B-BBEE). Only the B-BBEE status declared on the WCBD 6.1 form is considered. Cost per test (including all relevant costs) and real-world functionality experiences are key factors. Non-compliant bidders will be notified after the bid process concludes.
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