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Procurement activity across Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA). The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
As a leading development finance institution, DBSA procures high-level consulting, project preparation, programme implementation, and infrastructure advisory services. These RFPs demand deep sector expertise, rigorous terms of reference alignment, and strict due diligence protocols. Tenders SA optimizes your consulting firm's approach to this market. Our AI Matching Engine identifies DBSA opportunities tailored to your professional services niche. Document analysis clarifies complex terms of reference, functionality criteria, and mandatory schedules. Use procurement intelligence to assess project complexity against your team's strengths. Our compliance gap analysis highlights missing auditor or legal accreditations, while application assistance helps you structure a compelling, evidence-rich proposal for DBSA and its regional development projects.
The development bank of southern africa seeks a professional service provider to develop and implement a revenue enhancement programme for victor khanye local municipality. The municipality faces a 34% collection rate against a 95% national treasury norm and r1.7 Billion in outstanding debtors. The programme requires a multi-disciplinary team covering project management, engineering, finance, legal, town planning and GIS to address database inaccuracies, metering losses, non-cost-reflective tariffs, weak credit control and indigent management.
Electronic submission only via onedrive link (NO physical, faxed, or emailed bids). Bidders must request onedrive link by 23h55 on 16 september 2026. Closing date: 22 september 2026 at 23h55. Bid validity: 120 calendar days from closing time (extensions by mutual written agreement; non-acceptance of extensions results in exclusion). All bids on official forms (not re-typed). Subject to general conditions of contract (gcc) and special conditions in part c. Unincorporated consortia must select lead entity. Late bids disqualified unless caused by DBSA, access denied to tender box, or major incident. Illegible content disregarded. Unintentional errors may be corrected post-closing if not material. Bidders must notify DBSA of errors in submitted response. Bidding costs at bidder's sole risk. Bids become DBSA property upon submission; DBSA licensed to reproduce for evaluation. Bids irrevocable; cannot be conditional on board approval, due diligence, or regulatory consent. DBSA rights: cease/suspend process, alter structure/timing, vary dates, terminate bidder participation, request/provide clarification, negotiate, call new bids, reject late/non-compliant bids. Governed by south african law; english language; costs in ZAR. DBSA may seek clarification/discussions with bidders; may request presentations, site visits, references, panel interviews. Selection does not create contract; binding contract only upon execution. DBSA not obliged to appoint; may debrief all bidders.
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The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) requires a professional service provider to plan, design, monitor and complete the lurhwayizo sss (a combined school with 641 learners) in the eastern cape, covering fidpm stages 1 to 7. The scope includes assessment, sdp and cost estimate approval, concept design, documentation, procurement, monitoring, and final account and close-out, with works such as new classroom and administration blocks, a science lab, computer room, library, dining and nutrition centre, sanitation upgrades, water and electricity infrastructure, fencing and decanting with prefabricated classrooms. The most consequential consideration is that bidders must achieve a minimum technical score of 70 out of 100 to proceed to financial evaluation, with price weighted at 80% and b-bbee at 20%.
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The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) is appointing a professional service provider to support the implementation, management and coordination of informal settlements upgrading programmes for metros and secondary cities under the national treasury cities support programme. Bidders must attend a compulsory online briefing on 18 september 2026 at 11h00, submit separate technical and price folders via a requested onedrive link by 16h00 on 6 october 2026, and achieve a minimum 70 out of 100 on functional criteria to proceed to price and preference (80/20 split). The contract will be governed by a service level agreement with DBSA.
The price proposal must be submitted as a separate folder (annexure a). NO other returnable forms are specified.
The development bank of southern africa is procuring grouting and water pressure (lugeon) testing services for grout holes, requiring bidders to complete grout hole report forms and calculations using the lugeon method. The most consequential requirement is that bidders must perform five consecutive water pump-in tests per stage at specified pressures and durations, and calculate lugeon values accurately, with grout mix specifications including cement, ucs additive, and water.
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This tender invites contractors to submit proposals for the construction of hotel rooms, a conference center, parking area, associated external works, and refurbishment of a boma facility at nylsvlei nature reserve, on behalf of limpopo economic development environment and tourism (ledet). The scope is designated as work package a. Interested contractors should be experienced in construction and civil engineering projects, and must comply with all tender conditions as specified in the RFP documents.
Returnable documents: t2.1.11 Proof of registration with csd & CIDB 33, t2.1.13 Registration certificates / agreements / identity documents 35, t2.1.14 Workmenβs compensation registration (coida) 36, ii) a copy of the joint venture agreement must be attached to this form, to demonstrate the affirmable,, profits of the joint venture, the proposed joint venture agreement must include specific details, v) the joint venture must be formalised. All pages of the joint venture agreement must be signed by, c1.1 Form of offer and acceptance 5, c1.3 : Performance guarantee 18, c2.2 : Bill of quantities 24, c2.3 : Amendments, qualifications & alternatives 25
The development bank of southern africa seeks a transaction advisor to conduct a bankable feasibility study, cost-benefit analysis, financial modelling, project preparation, and develop procurement documents for performance-based contract projects aimed at reducing non-revenue water in thembelihle and kai garib local municipalities. The annexure provides detailed baseline infrastructure, metering, consumption, loss, and billing data across four district metered areas in thembelihle municipality to inform the study. The most consequential requirement is the bidder's ability to translate this granular technical and financial data into a bankable feasibility study and procurement-ready pbc documents for two municipalities.
Submission method: electronic only via a onedrive link issued by DBSA SCM unit. Bidders must request the submission link by emailing [email protected] (Quoting RFP149/2026) at least three working days before the closing date; link requests close 09 october 2026 at 16:00. The tender must be uploaded as two separate electronic folders: folder 1 β pre-qualifying and functionality proposal documents; folder 2 β financial proposal only. Closing time: 23:55 (johannesburg time) on 16 october 2026. Late submissions, submissions not using the electronic link, or submissions not adhering to the two-envelope structure will be disqualified. The form of offer and acceptance (c1.1) Must be completed in non-erasable ink and signed by a duly authorised person. Joint ventures must submit a notarised jv agreement. Tender validity period is 120 calendar days from closing. Returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): cover pages; declaration of attendance of briefing session (t2.2.0); Record of addenda (t2.2.1); Compulsory enterprise questionnaire with company registration documents (t2.2.2); Jv/consortium agreement with company profiles (t2.2.3); Tax compliance status pin (t2.2.4); Proof of professional indemnity insurance (t2.2.5); Proposed methodology and approach (t2.2.6); Tendererβs experience and track record (t2.2.7); Key resources/experts experience (t2.2.8); Lead tendererβs quality management policies (t2.2.9); C1.1 Offer portion; c1.2 Contract data parts 1 & 2; c1.3 Occupational health and safety agreement; c2.1 Pricing assumptions; c2.2 Time-based fees; c2.3βC2.5 Pricing data/price schedules. Sbd 4 (declaration of interest) and sbd 6 (preference points claim) must be completed and attached to the enterprise questionnaire.
The development bank of southern africa seeks a service provider to conduct a feasibility study for establishing the south african sovereign wealth fund (saswf) and the pan-african wealth fund (pawf) as strategic development finance institutions and g20 legacy initiatives. The study must cover institutional design, governance, capitalisation, investment mandates, legal frameworks, stakeholder engagement, blended finance, regional integration, climate finance, and infrastructure financing. The single most consequential requirement is the mandatory attendance at a compulsory briefing session on 8 september 2026 and the assembly of a highly qualified multidisciplinary team with proven experience in sovereign wealth funds, development finance, and infrastructure investment, which will be rigorously evaluated against a 70-point technical threshold.
Submission method: electronic only via onedrive link. Bidders must request the link by emailing [email protected] With the RFP number in the subject line, at least three working days before the closing date. NO physical, faxed, or emailed bids will be accepted. The onedrive link request must be submitted by 23:55 on 17 september 2026 (telkom time). Final bid submission deadline: 23 september 2026 at 23:55 (telkom time). Late bids will not be accepted unless the bidder can prove the delay was caused by DBSA. bids must be submitted in two separate folders: folder 1 β pre-qualifying criteria and functional evaluation (returnable documents); folder 2 β price/financial proposal. All returnable forms must be completed, signed, and submitted in the prescribed sequence. Failure to include any compulsory document may result in disqualification.
The development bank of southern africa seeks technical transaction advisors to support two gas independent power producer procurement programmes. Gas bid window 1 requires review of existing RFP packs, bid documents and evaluation reports, plus commercial and financial close activities. Gas bid window 2 covers four workstreams: RFP drafting and stakeholder alignment with ntcsa and lng infrastructure partners; RFP optimisation through market engagement; evaluation of up to 10 bids including benchmarking and bafo processes; and commercial and financial close for the preferred bidder. All fees are quoted in ZAR million, VAT inclusive, with travel and accommodation as separate pre-approved cost items.
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The ipp office is establishing a panel of service providers to provide legal transaction advisory and specialist legal services for independent power producer procurement and related strategic initiatives over a 5-year period. Bidders must submit reference letters completed directly by their clients, on the clientβs official letterhead, as verifiable confirmation of prior relevant experience; the letters must not be prepared or signed by the bidder.
Returnable documents: central supplier database (csd) summary report
The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) is appointing a professional service provider to complete the refurbishment and upgrading of the hugo bierman building within the simonstown naval base in the western cape. The contract will be awarded under the 80/20 preference point system (price 80, b-bbee 20). The single most consequential requirement is the compulsory on-site tender briefing, as attendance is a pre-qualifier for the tender.
Returnable documents: 1 48 hours y deviations, qualifications, and alternatives)., Submission of registration with national treasury central supplier, 3 database (csd) summary report: 48 hours y, cv and relevant valid professional registration document as defined., Cv and relevant qualification document as defined., B) each cv must be accompanied by a signed letter of consent from the, c) cv must clearly indicate number of years broken down (work experience)
This RFP seeks a service provider to support the infrastructure finance and implementation support agency (ifisa) with infrastructure finance and implementation support. The bid is issued by the DBSA under RFP166/2026. bids must be submitted electronically via a link requested from the DBSA; NO physical bids are accepted. The closing date is 30/09/2026 before 23:55. The evaluation follows three stages: stage 1 β responsiveness and eligibility (including pre-qualifying criteria), stage 2 β functional evaluation with a minimum threshold of 70%, and stage 3 β price evaluation using the 80/20 preference point system (80 price, 20 b-bbee). Bidders must attend a compulsory tender briefing and have their attendance recorded. The DBSA may reject incomplete or non-compliant bids. Bidders must disclose conflicts of interest and notify the DBSA of any errors after submission. The DBSA may cancel the RFP at its discretion. Bids become the property of the DBSA upon submission, but bidders retain intellectual property rights.
Returnable documents: central supplier database (csd) summary report
The development bank of southern africa is appointing a service provider for cleaning and pest control services for ippo for a five-year period. The contract value is calculated over five years with a 5% annual increase allowed, and pricing must cover all activities including transport, relievers and the full scope.
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Demolition and removal of structural concrete and concrete paving blocks as part of the tzaneen dam project for the department of water and sanitation, with the development bank of southern africa acting as implementing agent. The successful bidder will execute the works under the management and supervision of the main contractor, dws construction north (pty) ltd, and must accept appointment as principal contractor under the construction regulations 2014. A performance guarantee must be provided within 14 days of the agreement taking effect, and pricing is submitted via a bill of quantities.
- Closing date: 7 october 2026 at a time not stated. Submit all forms in black ink as one complete document. - Pricing: complete the bill of quantities (c2.2) And enter the total inclusive of VAT on the form of offer and acceptance (c1.1). - Performance guarantee: deliver a construction guarantee (c1.3) Within 14 days after the agreement comes into effect. - Principal contractor: accept appointment as principal contractor under the construction regulations 2014 and comply with the occupational health and safety act. - Subordination to main contractor: take instructions from dws construction north (pty) ltd and the employerβs agent; align your programme with the main contractorβs programme. - Variations: any change that increases the contract sum or uses contingency requires the employerβs prior written approval. - Programme: submit a detailed programme; failure to do so may result in suspension of payment certificates.
Appointment of contractor for the design, supply, installation, commissioning and initial operation and maintenance of water efficient sanitation systems in informal settlements in the city of cape town
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Market analysis for Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)
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