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This tender invites legal practices to apply for appointment to a panel of legal services providers for the northern cape department of roads and public works for a period of three years, as and when required. Bidders must be legal practices established and registered in accordance with the relevant legislation, and must submit a confirmation letter of good standing from the legal practice council (lpc) issued within two months of the tender closing date. All proposed professional legal key personnel must be registered with the relevant statutory/professional body and provide proof of registration. Bidders must be registered and in good standing with SARS on the central supplier database (csd), and must submit a valid tax compliance status (tcs) pin or csd number. The tender will be evaluated in two stages: first, an administrative compliance assessment including eligibility checks; second, a functionality assessment based on criteria set out in the tender document. Preference points will be awarded for specific goals: 10 points for 51% or more black-owned companies, 5 points for 51% or more women-owned companies, 3 points for 51% or more youth-owned companies, and 2 points for 51% or more disabled-owned companies, with a maximum of 20 points. The applicable preference point system (80/20 or 90/10) will be determined based on the tender value. Bidders must complete and submit all returnable documents marked as required, including sbd forms, and must declare any conflicts of interest. Bids must be submitted on the official forms, in non-erasable black ink, and deposited in the bid box at the specified address before the closing time. The department will reject bids from tenderers listed on the register of tender defaulters or national treasury's restricted database. All tenders become the property of the department and will not be returned.
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Kareeberg municipality invites legal firms to join a panel of legal practitioners for a three-year contract to provide legal services on an as-and-when-required basis across nine disciplines including municipal law, labour law, civil litigation, commercial and contract law, property and conveyancing, administrative and constitutional law, environmental and regulatory law, criminal and forensic matters, and municipal finance and SCM matters. The single most consequential requirement is that bidders must score at least 70 out of 100 points on the functionality evaluation, which assesses municipal legal experience, professional registration, key personnel expertise, and methodology, before proceeding to the 80/20 price and preference stage.
Submission method: original tender document completed in black ink, signed by the authorised signatory, all pages initialled, placed in a sealed envelope marked with tender number kbm 01-2027, title, closing date and time, and deposited in the SCM tender box at kareeberg municipality, 10 hanau street, carnarvon, 8925. Closing date: 2 september 2026 at 12:00. Faxed, e-mailed and late tenders will not be accepted. Hand delivery, courier or post at bidder's risk; must be received by the deadline. Mandatory returnable forms: mbd1 (invitation to bid), mbd2 (tax clearance certificate requirements), mbd4 (declaration of interest), mbd6.1 (Preference points claim), mbd8 (declaration of bidder's past SCM practices), mbd9 (certificate of independent bid determination), municipal rates and taxes declaration, authorised signatory form (board resolution), contract form parts 1 and 2. All forms must be completed, signed and submitted with the bid. Failure to complete, sign or initial any page may result in disqualification.
Namakwa district municipality seeks a panel of legal service providers for a 36-month period to deliver advisory and litigation services in civil law, municipal law, and services to other government departments. The single most consequential requirement is achieving a minimum functionality score of 60 out of 100, which demands proven experience across all three legal categories, a qualified legal team, and documented response-time commitments backed by reference letters.
Submission method: hard-copy bids deposited in the tender box at namakwa district municipality, van riebeeck street, springbok, 8240. NO telephonic, telegraphic, telex, facsimile or e-mailed submissions accepted. Electronic signatures on returnable documents are not accepted; documents signed electronically will be regarded as non-responsive. Closing time: 12:00 on 28 september 2026. Tender validity period: 90 days from closing date. Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - mbd 1: invitation to bid and terms and conditions of bidding β signed offer cover page. - Mbd 3.3: Pricing schedule β professional services β firm pricing for legal services. - Mbd 4: declaration of interest β discloses state employment or relationships with evaluating officials. - Mbd 6.1: Preference points claim form β claims specific-goal points under the 80/20 system. - Mbd 7.2: Contract form β rendering of services β signed contract form in duplicate. - Mbd 8: declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices β declares NO restrictions, fraud, corruption or contract failures in the past five years. - Mbd 9: certificate of independent bid determination β certifies NO collusion or price disclosure. Supporting schedules to attach: - schedule 1a: tax compliance pin - schedule 1b: municipal bill / lease agreement (not older than 3 months) - schedule 1c: supporting annexures for specific goals claimed in mbd 6.1 - Schedule 1d: proof of csd registration - schedule 1e: fidelity fund certificate - schedule 1f: letter of good standing from legal practice council or bar council - schedule 1g: audited financial statements (most recent) - schedule 1h: supporting evidence of company information and relevant experience - schedule 1i: supporting evidence of bidder's experience and client base - schedule 1j: supporting evidence of contactable references - schedule 1k: supporting evidence of key personnel experience
Phokwane local municipality is appointing a panel of qualified legal practitioners or law firms to provide a broad range of legal services on an as-and-when-required basis for a 36-month period. The panel will cover areas including litigation, contracts, labour law, conveyancing, and municipal governance, with work allocated on a rotational basis. Bidders must be registered with the legal practice council and meet strict functionality and compliance requirements.
- Download bid documents for free from the e-tender portal (https://www.etenders.gov.za/) Or municipal website (www.phokwane.gov.za) From 03 august 2026. - Documents will not be printed or available from the SCM office. - Submit a sealed envelope marked with the bid name, bid number, and bid description. - Deposit into the tender box on the ground floor at phokwane local municipality, 24 hertzog street, hartswater, 8570. - Deadline: 20 august 2026 at 12:00 pm. - Faxed, e-mailed, or late submissions will not be accepted. - Ensure all required returnable documents are included as specified in the tender document.
Dawid kruiper municipality is seeking to appoint one or more attorneys (up to three) to provide ad-hoc legal services for a 36-month period, primarily focused on debt collection and related legal proceedings. The successful bidder(s) will handle matters such as summonses, judgements, credit listings, warrants of execution, and section 65 proceedings, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and municipal policies.
- Submit a sealed bid, clearly marked with the tender reference and title, to the municipal tender box before or at 14:00 on friday, 07 august 2026. - Bids will be opened immediately after closing in the councillor chambers at the municipal offices. - Complete the entire bid document without any alteration, modification, deletion, editing, or formatting changes. Incomplete or altered documents will not be considered. - Only original signed documents will be accepted; faxed or emailed bids are not allowed. - Complete and return the following forms: summary of items and bid price, mbd 1, mbd 4, mbd 6.1, Mbd 7.2, Mbd 8, and mbd 9. - Attach all compulsory documentation; bids without them will be deemed non-responsive. - Initial each page of the tender document. - Provide proof of authority (e.g., Company resolution) as per mbd 1. - Submit a full updated csd report (not summarized). - Submit a copy of the municipal account not older than 3 months and not in arrears for more than 90 days. If not liable for municipal levies, provide a sworn affidavit and/or valid lease agreement. - Ensure prices are valid for at least 120 days from closing date and are inclusive of VAT.
The northern cape government seeks to appoint a panel of legal service providers for a three-year term. Open to qualified legal firms or practitioners. Submission closes on 17 july 2026.
β’ Legal service providers must meet CIDB and BBBEE compliance β’ open-tender (RFB) submission required β’ three-year panel appointment
Phokwane local municipality seeks to appoint a panel of qualified legal practitioners for a 36-month term to provide on-demand legal services across 20 specialist areas, including litigation, compliance, and municipal law. The tender is open to attorneys with proven experience in local government and requires strict adherence to ethical, financial, and reporting standards.
β’ Submit one sealed envelope marked with the bid name, bid number and bid description. β’ Deliver the envelope to the tender box on the ground floor, 24 hertzog street, hartswater, by 12:00 pm on 16 july 2026. β’ Mandatory (section a) documents β any missing item results in immediate disqualification: 1. Signed form of offer and acceptance 2. Completed pricing schedule (black, nonβerasable ink) 3. Mbd 1 β invitation to bid 4. Mbd 4 β declaration of interest 5. Mbd 6.1 β Preference point claim form (ppr 2022) 6. Mbd 8 β declaration of past SCM practices 7. Mbd 9 β certificate of independent bid determination 8. Schedule 1a β authority of signatory (company resolution / poa) 9. Schedule 1b β compulsory enterprise questionnaire 10. Proof of registration with the legal practice council (lpc) 11. Active registration on the central supplier database (csd) with maaa number 12. Valid SARS tax compliance status (tcs) pin (electronic verification) 13. Municipal rates & taxes account (or lease/tribalβauthority letter) not in arrears >3 months 14. Every page of the bid document initialed by the authorised signatory 15. Legal practice council certificate 16. Signed jv agreement (if consortium/joint venture) β’ section b documents are required for functionality scoring and/or preference points (e.g., Appointment letters, reference letters, cvs). β’ Section c documents may be requested after closing; nonβsubmission does not disqualify but may affect award. β’ NO faxed, emailed or late submissions will be accepted. β’ Enquiries β technical: ms m. Taaibos, 053 474 9700, [email protected]; Supplyβchain: mrs m. Viljoen, 053 474 9700, [email protected]. β’ Bids remain valid for 90 days.
The national heritage council (nhc) invites eligible suppliers to provide legal services, including litigation support, advisory, and representation, for a 4-month period. This RFQ targets experienced legal service providers capable of handling urgent court matters, labour disputes, and general legal compliance for a public entity.
Submit electronically to [email protected] Before 04/06/2026 at 11:00am. Use official forms (sbd 4, sbd 6.1) β Do not retype or alter. Late submissions or those sent to incorrect email addresses will be disqualified. Validity period: 30 days from closure. Required documents: company letterhead, signed quotation, contact details, quote number, VAT registration, and completed annexures (a to e). NO price adjustments allowed after closure.
The road accident fund (raf) seeks a secure, scalable, cloud-based litigation/legal case management solution to replace its legacy system. This RFI targets suppliers with proven solutions for managing the full lifecycle of legal matters, including workflow automation, document management, ai-driven analytics, and integrations with internal and external systems, under a 5-year support contract.
β’ Submit responses exclusively via email to [email protected] With the subject line referencing RAF/2026/00030. β’ closing date: 10 june 2026 at 11:00 a.M. Late submissions will not be accepted. β’ Responses must strictly follow the structure, sequence, and numbering in the rfiβs required information section. β’ Mandatory returnables: - completed bidder information form (indicate bidding structure: individual, joint venture, consortium, or subcontractor; provide full details for all entities involved). - Company profile (organizational overview, financial standing, relevant experience). - Conceptual solution overview (core functionality, deployment model, architecture, configurability, integration capability). - Supporting materials (presentations, demonstrations, or other evidence of solution maturity). - Indicative implementation methodology (high-level timelines, phases, resource assumptions). - Preliminary costing (structured pricing table with vat-inclusive breakdowns for years 1β5). - Responses to all questions in the required information section. β’ Disqualification risk: non-adherence to submission format, missing mandatory returnables, or failure to meet bidding structure disclosure requirements.
The south african human rights commission (sahrc) seeks a 36-month retainer for labour relations consultancy services, including compliance, policy drafting, dispute resolution, and advisory support, to serve its head office in johannesburg and eight provincial offices. The tender is open to legally registered service providers with proven expertise in labour law and industrial relations.
β’ Submit the complete bid by email to [email protected] NO later than 27 may 2026 at 11:00 (gmt+2). Late submissions will be disqualified. β’ Use the official standard bidding documents (sbd) β all forms must be fully completed, signed, and attached. Retyped forms will not be accepted. β’ Package the submission into 5 annexures: - annexure a: signed tender document and completed sbd forms. - Annexure b: mandatory and SCM administrative documents (lpc confirmation, csd report, tax clearance certificate, sbd forms, specific-goals supporting documents). - Annexure c: functionality response (service-delivery model, team qualifications, reference letters, implementation plan). - Annexure d: company profile. - Annexure e: pricing proposal (firm, vat-inclusive, valid for 120 days). β’ Mandatory returnables (phase 1 & 2): - valid legal practice council (lpc) confirmation letter for the lead legal practitioner (director/partner). - Central supplier database (csd) report or csd number. - Valid tax clearance certificate or tax compliance status (SARS pin). - All sbd forms fully completed and signed. - Supporting documents for specific-goals points claimed (sbd 6.1). β’ Non-responsive bid risks: missing mandatory documents, late submission, non-firm pricing, or incomplete sbd forms will result in disqualification. β’ Optional non-compulsory briefing: 21 may 2026 at 11:00 via microsoft teams (link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/329382618243468?p=X3C11r21xltocSMwf2, Meeting ID: 329 382 618 243 468, passcode: jt64ud7f).
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