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The department requires a contractor to decommission the 11kv and 400v overhead line networks at kendal power station in mpumalanga, eskom's largest power station. The work involves safely dismantling and removing overhead lines, isolating equipment, and managing permits to work. Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience in electrical decommissioning or power station maintenance, hold appropriate CIDB grades, meet b-bbee requirements, and provide local content evidence.
Submission method: not stated in the scope of work. Returnable documents: not listed in the scope of work. The scope of work is a technical specification only; the bid submission channel, address, closing time and returnable forms are governed by the main bid document, which is not included here.
The department of public works & infrastructure requires professional electrical engineering services for the installation of a back-up generator and an uninterruptible power system at the barberton magistrate's office in mpumalanga. The appointment is rendered under the 2023 DPWI scope of engineering services and tariff of fees, with fees priced on either the value-based or time-based activity schedule. Bidders must be an electrical engineering business operating under the full-time supervision of an ecsa-registered professional electrical engineer or engineering technologist, and must reach at least 60 of 100 on functionality before price and preference are scored. The single biggest risk is responsiveness: any missing, incomplete or unsigned returnable document, or unconfirmed professional indemnity insurance, removes the bid from consideration.
Submission method - paper submission of the original signed tender only. Telephonic, facsimile, electronic and late tenders are not accepted. - Single-volume tender: return the complete document, all returnable documents and all returnable schedules, bound as received. - A two-envelope procedure is not followed. - Every page must be initialled by the signatory authorised in the board, consortium or joint venture resolution (PA-15.1, PA-15.2 or PA-15.3). - complete the document in non-erasable ink or electronically. Correction fluid is prohibited; any correction must be initialled by the authorised signatory. - Delivery address: as advertised in the tender bulletin. - Envelope marking: tenderer's name, contact address and telephone number on the back; in the top left corner of the back, "tender NO. nst 26/014", "wcs NO. 057254", "tender for electrical engineering services". - Tender opening: immediately after the closing time at the department of public works & infrastructure, 30 brown street, nedbank building, 9th floor, mbombela. Returnable documents (t2.1) - Copies of current ecsa registration as "professional", with registration numbers, for all registered principals and professionals. - A written exposition with annexures giving the evaluation panel enough detail to assess functionality and risk. Returnable schedules (t2.2) — Substantive responsiveness; omission disqualifies the bid - c1.1 Form of offer and acceptance, signed. - DPW-09 (psb): particulars of tenderer's projects. - C2.2.2 Activity schedule for value based fees or c2.2.3 Activity schedule for time based fees, whichever applies, fully completed. - Acceptable professional indemnity insurance as required by c1.2.3. - Proof of professional registration, qualifications, cvs and related documents for registered principals and key personnel. - DPW-21 (psb): record of addenda, if any. - DPW-16.1 (psb): tender clarification meeting certificate signed by the authorised official, plus the bid briefing attendance register. Administrative responsiveness (t2.2.2) — Requested information must be supplied within 7 calendar days, failing which the bid is disqualified - PA-15.1 / PA-15.2 / PA-15.3 resolution authorising the signatory. - PA-11: bidder's disclosure. - PA-16.1 (psb): ownership particulars. - PA-40: declaration of designated groups. - Data provided by the service provider (c1.2.3), Fully completed. - Documentation for the risk assessment criteria in the tender data. - Proof of registration on national treasury's central supplier database (csd); the supplier registration number must appear on the form of offer, including for proposed sub-consultants. - PA-16 preference points claim form under the preferential procurement regulations 2022. - Coida. - On request: saps fingerprints and other vetting documentation, and a completed security clearance application with supporting documents. Specific goals (t2.2.3) - PA-16 preference points claim form. - A trust, consortium or joint venture must submit a consolidated b-bbee certificate from a sanas accredited provider. - Omitting these does not disqualify the bid but forfeits the specific-goal points.
ESKOM requires the supply, refurbishment, testing, commissioning, and delivery of fluid drives used in industrial rotating equipment, under a five-year contract. Bidders must submit electronically via the ESKOM etendering system, and a valid csd number is mandatory to access the portal. The most critical consideration is ensuring all documents are uploaded correctly and finalized before the closing deadline, as late or incomplete submissions are not accepted.
Submission method: e-tendering via the ESKOM tender bulletin site on the ESKOM e-tendering page. Paper submissions are not permitted for e-tendering. - Upload and finalise the tender (pdf/excel) before the closing date and time; late or incomplete uploads are not accepted. - The e-tendering system will not allow changes or finalisation after the closing time. - Tenders must be submitted in english. - Sign the electronic tender; the signatory named as authorised will be held liable. - Organise documents into the technical, commercial and financial folders as indicated on the e-tendering page. - Returnable forms: complete and submit all mandatory tender returnables by the closing date and time. These include the acknowledgement form (stating whether the tender is for the whole or part of the scope) and the sdl&i undertaking (required by contract award). - If an agent submits on behalf of a principal, an authenticated copy of the authority to act as agent must be submitted. - Disqualification risks: failure to submit/upload tender documents, failure to submit mandatory returnables, submitting after the closing time, or submitting a tender based on 100% sub-contracting.
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