Browse active tenders and business opportunities from Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development.
Procurement activity across Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
The department of land reform and rural development is appointing a contractor to construct an early childhood development centre at eluxolweni, pearly beach, in the overstrand local municipality, western cape. Bidders must hold a CIDB contractor grading of 4gb or higher, and attendance at the compulsory clarification meeting and site visit on 14 august 2026 is mandatory. The most consequential requirement is the mandatory CIDB 4gb grading, which determines whether a contractor can bid at all.
Bid documents must be collected from the department of land reform and rural development offices, ground floor, two foreshore place, 2 riebeek street, cape town, 8000, from friday 07 august 2026, monday to friday 08h00 to 16h00. A non-refundable tender deposit of r250.00 Per set is payable by eft to: account name: department of land reform and rural development, bank: absa, branch number: 632005, account number: 40-5400-6793, reference: 04009549 ssc WC 08 (2026/2027) dlrrd. Bidders who have pre-booked and provided proof of payment to the SCM officials NO later than 24 hours before the compulsory clarification meeting may collect documents at that meeting. Tenders must be submitted on the official tender documentation only. Sealing, addressing, delivery, opening and assessment requirements are set out in the tender data. Late tenders will not be accepted under any circumstances.
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Construction of a 60 km gravel road at heuningvlei farms under the joe morolong local municipality in the northern cape. The department of land reform and rural development requires bidders to be cidb-registered with a minimum grading of 7ce or higher.
Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the contract number, tender heading, company name, closing time and due date, addressed to the director: finance and supply chain management, department of land reform and rural development, and deposited in the tender box at the new public building (sixth floor), cnr knight & stead street, kimberley, 8301. Tenders can only be submitted in the tender box in kimberley; NO telephonic, telegraphic, telexed, facsimile or e-mail submissions will be accepted. Late submissions will not be considered. Bids must be submitted on the official forms and must not be retyped. The form of offer must be fully completed and signed by an authorised signatory; mistakes on prices must be crossed out in ink and altered on each price. Tampering with the document or using correction fluid will render the bid non-responsive. All addenda issued must be completed and returned if applicable. Returnable documents include: CIDB crs printout (for jvs, lead and partner crs numbers), signed letter of authority on company letterhead, csd supplier number and tax compliance pin or valid tax clearance certificate (for bidder, consortia/jv, and subcontractors), letter of good standing from the department of employment and labour (coida), letter of intent for performance guarantee, and the completed and signed form of offer.
The construction of a 3 km access road to plessis vlakte fpsu under renosterberg local municipality in the northern cape. Bidders must hold a minimum CIDB contractor grading of 3 ce or higher.
Bids must be submitted on the official forms, not retyped, in a sealed envelope marked with the tender heading, company name, contract number, closing time and date, addressed to the director: finance and supply chain management, department of land reform and rural development, and deposited in the tender box at the new public building (sixth floor), cnr knight & stead street, kimberley, 8301. The tender box is open 24/7 and closes at 11h00 on 31 august 2026. Late, telegraphic, telexed, facsimiled or email submissions will not be accepted. Bidders must include: a crs printout from CIDB (for jvs, both lead and partner crs numbers), a signed letter of authority on company letterhead, csd supplier number and tax compliance pin (or valid tax clearance certificate) for the bidder and any subcontractors, a letter of good standing from the department of employment and labour (coida), a letter of intent for a performance guarantee from a bank or fais/ncr registered financial institution, and all completed addenda. The bid must not be tampered with or contain correction fluid; any price alterations must be crossed out in ink and initialled. Attendance at the compulsory clarification meeting is mandatory.
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Market analysis for Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development
Key market metrics for Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development
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Total Tenders
RΒ 68,7M
Total Awarded Value
14
Active Companies
Ranked supplier analysis
Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
0.60
Awards
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100.0%
CDS
0.32
Awards
1
Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
0.31
Awards
2
Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
0.31
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1
Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
0.31
Awards
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