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Procurement activity across Alfred Duma Local Municipality. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
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Alfred duma local municipality is disposing of a portion of the remainder of erf 1, ladysmith, to a developer who will plan, finance, design, obtain statutory approvals, construct and complete a high-density accommodation development at its own cost and risk. The bidder must submit a development concept, architectural and engineering designs, a funding commitment and proof of financial capacity, and must pay the bid purchase price within 90 days of signature. The most consequential consideration is that the bidder must score at least 80 out of 100 on functionality and attend the compulsory briefing session on 13 november 2026, failing which the bid is invalid.
Submission method - sealed bid deposited in the bid box at the public entrance door, ground floor, lister clarence building, 221 murchison street, ladysmith. - The envelope must show the contract number and description, and the bidder's details. - Fax and email submissions are not accepted. - Only the original alfred duma local municipality bid document, completed and signed, is accepted. - Late bids and bids not marked as prescribed will not be considered. Returnable documents - original bid document completed in black ink, all pages and annexures initialled or signed. - Form of bid (mbd 1 equivalent): signed offer. - Tax clearance certificate or valid SARS tax compliance status pin. - Declaration of interest (mbd 4): discloses any director or shareholder employed by the state or connected to the municipality. - Preference points claim form (mbd 6.1): Claims b-bbee preference points. - Declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices (mbd 8): discloses any past contract defaults or restrictive practices. - Certificate of independent bid determination (mbd 9): certifies the bid price was set independently without collusion. - Particulars of bidder and enquiry contact details forms. - Pricing schedule completed. - Csd registration report. - B-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit. - Up-to-date municipal rates and service charges and water statements for the bidder's location. - Joint venture agreement, if applicable, naming the authorised signatory. - Company profile and detailed record of previous work. - Certified copies of occupation certificates for completed projects. - Bank statements in the director's or company's name as proof of financial capacity. - Development proposal with financials and timeframes. - Proof of shareholding and funding commitment. - Certificate from the medical board, where applicable. Disqualification risks - failure to attend the compulsory briefing session. - Omission of any mandatory document or proof. - Submission by fax or email. - Use of a bid document not issued by the municipality. - Corrections made with correcting fluid. - Bids received after the closing time.
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Alfred duma local municipality requires a service provider to supply and deliver refuse containers and skip bins under a six-month once-off contract. Bids will be evaluated on an 80/20 preference points system (price 80, ownership 20) after a functionality assessment requiring a minimum 70% score. A compulsory briefing session on 16 november 2026 at 10:00 is mandatory; non-attendance invalidates the bid. The closing date is 24 november 2026 at 11:00, with sealed bids deposited in the bid box at the lister clarence building, ladysmith.
Submission method: sealed bid deposited in the bid box. - Bid box location: public entrance door, ground floor, lister clarence building, 221 murchison street, ladysmith. - Envelope marking: contract number and bid description, plus bidder's details. - Late or incorrectly marked bids will not be considered. - Fax and email submissions are not accepted. - Only the original alfred duma local municipality bid document, fully completed and signed, is accepted. - All pages and annexures must be initialled; full signature where required. - Corrections: NO correcting fluid; errors must be crossed out in ink and signed in full at each alteration. - Additional documents must be firmly bound and marked "additional" with the bid reference number. - Unpriced items: draw a line through the space in pen. - Bid validity: 120 days from lodgement. Returnable forms and documents (all mandatory): - form of bid: signed offer. - Tax clearance certificate: proof of tax compliance. - Declaration of interest: discloses any state employment or connection to the municipality. - Preference points claim form (mbd 6.1): Claims b-bbee preference points. - Declaration with regard to company/firm. - Declaration with regard to certificate for local production and content. - Declaration with regard to equity. - Contract form – rendering services (mbd 7.2): Binds the successful bidder to the contract terms. - Declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices (mbd 8): discloses any past SCM defaults or restrictions. - Certificate of independent bid determination (mbd 9): certifies independent pricing and NO collusion. - Particulars of bidder. - Enquiry contact details. - Pricing schedule: completed prices for all items. - Check list: completed checklist. - Csd report and b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit. - Up-to-date municipal rates and service charges and water statements for the company's location. - Joint venture agreement, if applicable, naming the signatory. - Comprehensive company profile and detailed exposition of previous work done. - Qualification documents and reference letters for previously completed projects.
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