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Repairs and refurbishment of the ekuvukeni wastewater works (www), issued under tender 2026/068 by umngeni-uthukela water, a state-owned entity. The contract requires a 35% contract participation goal (cpg) with at least 25% of contract value subcontracted to enterprises from the umngeni-uthukela water area of operation, and uses an 80/20 or 90/10 preference point system depending on tender value. Bidders must submit a completed tender package with tax, csd, coid, and company registration documents, and deliver by 12h00 on 29 october 2026.
Submission method: place tender in the tender box outside the main entrance at umngeni-uthukela water, 310 burger street, pietermaritzburg. • Original plus one (1) electronic copy on a USB stick. • The outer package must state: tender number, title of tender, closing date, closing time, tenderer's name, tenderer's address. • Tenders issued in more than one volume must be returned in the same manner, bound separately. • NO alternative tender offers will be considered. • Tenders must be deposited before the closing date and time; late tenders will not be considered. Returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): • t2.2.1 Authority for signatory: company resolution, sole proprietor, partnership, close corporation, co-operative, joint venture or consortium resolution as applicable, authorising the signatory to bind the entity. • T2.2.2 Bidders disclosure: declare any employment by an organ of state and disclose all csd-registered companies linked to directors. • T2.2.3 Tax compliance status letter or SARS pin / csd report. • T2.2.4 Proof of attendance at the compulsory clarification/site meeting. • T2.2.5 Contract participation goals (cpg) schedule. • T2.2.7 Tenderer's experience. • T2.2.8 Key personnel assigned to the work. • T2.2.9 Experience of key personnel. • T2.2.10 Proposed organization and staffing. • T2.2.12 Quality assurance and environmental management. • T2.2.13 Method statement. • T2.2.14 Preliminary programme. • T2.2.15 Registration certificate / ID. • t2.2.16 Amendments, qualifications and alternatives. • T2.2.17 Record of addenda. • T2.2.18 VAT registration certificate. • T2.2.19 Schedule of proposed sub-contractors. • T2.2.21 Goods and services sourced internationally. • T2.2.22 Sbd 6.1 Preference points claim (80/20). • t2.2.23 Letter of good standing in terms of coid act. • T2.2.24 Tenderer's financial standing. • T2.2.25 Contractors health and safety declaration. • T2.2.26 Pro forma OHS notification. • T2.2.27 Letter of intent for public liability. • T2.2.28 Letter of intent for performance guarantee. • T2.2.29 Registration certificates. • T2.2.30 Central supplier database (csd) report. • Compulsory attendance at clarification meeting is required. • Failure to submit any returnable document may lead to disqualification.
TRANSNET property requires a service provider for pest control and grounds maintenance (vegetation control) on an as-and-when required basis across KZN midlands and surrounding areas for a 36-month period. Services are activated through purchase orders and work orders, with fees set per schedule. The successful bidder must maintain valid b-bbee certification and tax clearance for the full contract term, and must comply with the TRANSNET supplier integrity pact.
Contract term: 36 months, commencing on a date to be agreed, with services delivered as-and-when required via purchase orders. Service area: KZN midlands and surrounding areas; bidders must be able to operate in this region. Legal entity: bidders must be registered as a legal entity with a registration number. B-bbee: a valid b-bbee verification certificate is required and must remain valid for the entire contract term; failure to renew may lead to termination. Tax clearance: bidders must maintain tax clearance compliance for the duration of the agreement. Supplier integrity pact: bidders must comply with the TRANSNET supplier integrity pact. Environmental policy: bidders must have an environmental management policy and comply with environmental legislation. Railway safety: bidders must comply with railway safety requirements under the national railway safety regulator act, where applicable. Subcontracting: not applicable to this agreement; subcontracting is not permitted. Penalties: non-compliance with job creation commitments attracts a penalty of 2% of contract value per job not created; SLA milestone failures incur penalties at KPI rates. Records: service provider must keep full transaction records for at least 5 years. Personnel: all personnel must be entitled to work in south africa and comply with transnet's conduct, security, and health and safety requirements.
TRANSNET soc ltd requires a service provider for pest control and grounds maintenance (vegetation control) on an 'as and when' required basis across KZN coastal and surrounding areas, for a 36-month period. The contract is a period contract with NO guaranteed quantities; the successful bidder must supply services as ordered. Bidders must comply with transnet's general bid conditions, including submitting all mandatory returnable documents, providing a deed of suretyship when called upon, and avoiding any unauthorised communication after the closing date. The most consequential consideration is that failure to submit any mandatory returnable document or attend a compulsory briefing (if indicated) will result in disqualification.
Returnable documents: the rfx declaration form certifying that the bidder has read and agrees with the integrity pact, and the breach of law form (if applicable). All bidders must sign and comply with the integrity pact; IT forms part of the final contract.
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