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Armscor is inviting bids from service providers to supply, install, and commission eight 11 kv and two 6.6 Kv vacuum circuit breakers at the armscor dockyard substations in simonstown, western cape. A compulsory briefing session will be held at the dockyard. Interested contractors should have relevant electrical experience and attend the briefing to be considered.
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Armscor requires a service provider to supply, deliver and install bird-proofing systems at its dockyard in simon's town, western cape, covering hdpe bird netting, pvc strip curtains, birdcomb/bird spikes and welded mesh across three buildings. The work must be completed within six months of order placement and carry a minimum 24-month warranty. Attendance at the compulsory briefing and site inspection on 11 november 2026 is mandatory, and bidders must demonstrate at least two prior bird-proofing projects within the last five years.
Submission method: email only, to [email protected], On or before the closing date and time. - Email must be in pdf format, protected against modification, deletion or addition. - Financial/pricing information must be in a separate attachment from the technical/functional response. - Mark the email and attachments with the RFQ number and bidder's name. - Do not copy (cc) or blind copy any other armscor official; doing so automatically disqualifies the quotation. - Email at least one hour before closing to allow for transmission delays; late emails are not accepted. - Armscor is not responsible for transmission failures, file size, illegibility, or incomplete bids. Returnable documents (all must be included): - csd registration report or unique registration reference number. - Valid tax clearance certificate or sars-issued verification pin (supplying the pin authorises armscor to verify tax status). - Cipc registration documents listing all members with percentages. - Valid b-bbee status proof for the bidder and any sub-contractors. - Local production and content declarations where applicable (annexures c, d and e, DTIC exemption letter, manufacturer's letter). - Quotation on company letterhead, clearly showing item description, unit of measure, quantities, unit price and line-item totals. - Completed cipc beneficial ownership declaration (latest lodged with cipc). - Company registration documents with latest share register and share certificates signed by the company secretary or registered auditor. - Municipality bill or local councillor letter (not older than 3 months); if a lessee, also the lease agreement. - At least two client reference letters (see evaluation criteria). Disqualification risks: - late or incomplete submissions. - Sending the quotation to any armscor official other than the designated email. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing and site inspection. - Failure to meet any critical criterion.
Armscor requires shuttle and transfer services for its personnel, stakeholders and department of defence travellers, arranged through its in-house travel manager ab travel on an ad hoc basis over twelve months. Providers must supply standard and luxury sedans, 4–5 seaters, 10–16 seaters and semi-luxury coaches of up to 60 seats, with drivers holding at least two years' professional driving experience, and must be able to operate on demand seven days a week, day and night, across all south african provinces. This is a request for information rather than an award: NO pricing is submitted now, and appointed providers quote per trip later, with selection based on evaluation of those quotations. The requirement most likely to decide the outcome is a minimum of three positive client references on letterhead for shuttle and transfer work performed between 2022 and 2026, with evidence supporting every claim made in the proposal.
Submission method - hard copy delivered to the tender box at the visitors entrance (block 8), armscor building, 370 nossob street, erasmuskloof ext 4, pretoria. - Closing: 10 november 2026 at 11:00. - Bid validity period: 120 days. Format and copies - responses in writing, in pdf or ms word. - One master paper copy plus one master electronic copy (adobe pdf). - All typed text, tables and figures also supplied in microsoft office format (word, excel). Content of the response - a detailed business proposal answering the questionnaire in annexure a. - Every statement made in the proposal must be supported by evidence. - Annexure a questionnaire completed by the respondent. - Respondent contact details: one nominated contact person for all communication with armscor, plus company name, physical address, telephone number and email address. - NO pricing commitment is required at this stage. Confidentiality - responses are treated as company confidential. - The project is classified "restricted" and is subject to armscor security prescriptions.
Interior fit-out and refurbishment of the boardroom and conference facilities at the armaments corporation of south africa (armscor) in gauteng. The work is released as an expression of interest, so contractors are being canvassed for capability and capacity before an appointment is made. Responses close on 6 november 2026 at 09:00, and the scope covers building services and construction work of this type.
Scope of work — interior fit-out and refurbishment of the armscor boardroom and conference facilities. Procurement stage — issued as an expression of interest for the appointment of a contractor, so bidders are responding to a capability and interest call rather than a priced offer. Closing — 6 november 2026 at 09:00. Work location — armscor facilities in gauteng. Work category — building services and construction; contractors with interior fit-out and refurbishment capability are the intended market. Issuing body — armaments corporation of south africa (armscor).
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