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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 tender seeks a service provider to conduct a comprehensive bankable feasibility study for bulk and reticulation infrastructure (water, sanitation, electricity, waste management, roads, and stormwater) for the nkuna city smart town and adjacent villages. This is a national request for proposal with a compulsory virtual briefing session via microsoft teams. Bidders must attend the briefing and comply with all tender document requirements.
β’ Attend compulsory microsoft teams briefing (link in tender document) β’ submit proposal for comprehensive bankable feasibility study β’ demonstrate experience in bulk and reticulation infrastructure projects (water, sanitation, electricity, waste, roads, stormwater)
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The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) is seeking a service provider to develop a business case for implementing its carbon market framework. The successful bidder will deliver key milestones including an inception report, draft business case, presentation, and close-out report, with payment tied to approved deliverables.
- Annexure a (fees and assumptions) must be separated from the pre-qualifying and functional proposal. - Failure to separate annexure a will lead to disqualification of the bid. - The completed and signed form of offer must be included as annexure a to the pricing proposal submitted. - The form of offer must be signed by a duly authorised representative of the tenderer. - The offer must remain valid for the period stated in the tender data.
The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) is seeking a professional service provider (psp) to deliver programme coordination services for the mzansixchange pilot project under the national treasury cities support programme. The selected provider will manage coordination across multiple departments, donors, and the private sector, focusing on digital transformation, interoperability, and data governance. This tender is open to qualified individuals or firms with relevant expertise and experience in these areas.
β’ Submit electronically only via the onedrive link β NO hard copies. β’ Request a submission link and upload documents as a single compressed/zipped folder (not individual files). β’ Use a two-envelope system: folder 1 (technical proposal) and folder 2 (price proposal) must be clearly labelled and submitted separately. β’ Ensure all compulsory returnable documents are completed, signed, and attached in the prescribed sequence. β’ Late submissions after the closing time (10 august 2026 at 23:55) will be disqualified, except under exceptional circumstances at dbsa's discretion. β’ If incorrect documents are loaded, reload with the word βcorrectedβ. Once uploaded, documents cannot be accessed or deleted. β’ NO emailed responses accepted. β’ Bidders must attend the compulsory online briefing session (28 july 2026 at 11:00).
This tender seeks qualified service providers to design, supply, install, commission, and maintain solar-powered backup systems at 20 hospital facilities across south africa that receive pressure swing adsorption (psa) oxygen generating plants. The systems must include solar pv, battery storage, power conversion, and energy management to ensure resilient backup power. The contract is split into two clusters (rfp069 and rfp070) and will be governed by nec3 engineering and construction contract option a and nec3 term service contract option a.
- Bidders must be oem-led service providers, epc contractors, or consortia supported by authorised/accredited oems. - The scope includes design, supply, installation, commissioning, and 36-month maintenance of solar pv, bess, pcs, ems, and associated balance-of-plant at 20 hospitals. - A performance bond of 10% of the contract price (reducing to 5% after completion) is required, along with an advance payment guarantee for proposed advance payments. - Bidders must provide pricing via the nec3 option a activity schedule, including tendered amounts (incl. VAT) for each facility in the cluster. - Insurance requirements include public liability (min r10 million), professional indemnity (r10 million), contractor's all risk (total prices + 10%), and sasria cover. - Compliance with south african legislation, nrs, SANS, and iec standards is mandatory, along with construction regulations 2014 health and safety requirements. - Performance kpis for the o&m term include system availability β₯98%, remote monitoring uptime β₯96%, and corrective response within 24h (emergency) / 72h (routine).
The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) is seeking proposals from legal service providers to deliver legal advisory, stakeholder engagement, and implementation support for the establishment of the national ipp legacy facility (nilf), a centralised platform to manage economic development and socio-economic contributions from ipps under the reipppp. The successful bidder will provide legal opinions on the facility's structure and compliance, lead engagements with key stakeholders, and support implementation. This tender is open to legal firms or consortia with relevant experience in development finance, public sector law, and infrastructure finance.
- Submit electronically only via the onedrive link provided by DBSA after requesting the link. NO physical, faxed, or emailed bids accepted. - Request the submission link by emailing [email protected], Quoting RFP133/2026 in the subject line. Link requests must be received by 21 august 2026, 16:30. - Closing date: 27 august 2026, 23:55 (telkom time). Late bids will be disqualified. - Submit as two separate folders: folder 1 β functionality and returnable pre-qualifying documents; folder 2 β price/financial proposal. - Use official forms only β do not re-type. Complete all fields and sign where required. - Include all compulsory returnable documents: part a, part b, part c, part d, part e, annexures a, b, c, f, g, h (if consortium), i, j, k. - For consortia/unincorporated partnerships: select a lead entity, provide details of each entity, and include a partnership letter and resolution authorising the bid. - Provide proof of authority to sign (e.g., Directors' resolution). - Ensure bid remains valid for 120 calendar days from closing time. Non-acceptance of validity extensions may lead to exclusion. - If experiencing upload issues, provide sufficient evidence of attempted upload before cut-off and the error received. - Bidders must nominate one dedicated contact person for the briefing link. - Failure to include all required documents may result in disqualification.
The department of defence requires a design and build contractor to complete the refurbishment and upgrading of the hugo bierman building at simonstown naval base in the western cape. The works cover approximately 8,341 mΒ² across eight floors and include alterations, waterproofing, floor finishes, ceilings, internal walls, metalwork, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, fire, mechanical, external works and provisional sums. Bidders must price a full activity schedule including construction costs, professional fees, a full-time site-based construction health and safety officer, and 5% contingencies, with the total carried to the form of offer.
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The water partnerships office, through the development bank of southern africa, is establishing a five-year panel of pre-qualified non-revenue water (nrw) performance-based contract (pbc) contractors to undertake nrw reduction projects in beneficiary municipalities. Bidders must meet substantial eligibility thresholds, including CIDB 7ce or higher grading, combined project experience of at least r200 million in nrw reduction and r300 million in water supply construction over the past seven years, and access to at least r100 million in financial resources. The most consequential requirement is the minimum score of 70 out of 100 points on the evaluation criteria, with NO guarantee of any work from the panel.
Submission is electronic only, via a onedrive link issued by the DBSA SCM unit. - Bidders must email a written request for the submission link to [email protected], Quoting the rfr number in the subject line, at least three working days before submission. - The onedrive link is used to upload the complete submission as one electronic folder. - Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email and late submissions are not accepted under any circumstances. - Proof of posting is not proof of delivery. - Returnable documents include: cover page, declaration of briefing attendance (schedule e2.2.0), Record of addenda (e2.2.1), Compulsory enterprise questionnaire (e2.2.2), Jv/consortium agreement (e2.2.3), Valid tax compliance status pin (e2.2.4), Audited financial statements for three years (e2.2.5), And proof of CIDB registration or application. - Bidders must acknowledge receipt of any addenda and may need to apply for an extension to consider them. - Clarification requests must be submitted at least five working days before closing. - Requests for clarification and submission links are considered up to 31 august 2026 at 16:30 johannesburg time; later requests may be disregarded. - Bidders must continue to check the DBSA tender website and nt e-tender portal for updates. - Failure to respond to employer clarification requests within 48 hours renders the submission non-responsive. - The rfr is not an offer; DBSA may make NO award, cancel the process, or change requirements. - Bidders bear all preparation costs; DBSA is not liable for any costs or damages. - Any conflict of interest must be disclosed immediately; failure may lead to disqualification. - Confidentiality obligations apply; unauthorised disclosure may lead to disqualification and civil action. - Bidders on the national treasury register of tender defaulters or list of restricted suppliers are excluded. - Screening and vetting of the contracting firm and personnel may be required, including pep and procurecheck. - Fraudulent or misrepresented documents lead to immediate removal from the panel. - Written notice of non-performance leads to exclusion until remedied to dbsa's satisfaction. - Changes to the entity's legal structure or dissolution result in removal from the panel.
The development bank of southern africa (DBSA) is seeking a property owner or mandated property management company to provide leased office space to house ifisa for a four-year period. The successful bidder must supply a p-grade or a-grade building (or one less than 10 years old) within 15km of dbsa's midrand offices, with a minimum of 2000mΒ² of space, ready for occupation by 30 november 2026. Bidders must attend a compulsory virtual briefing and submit their proposals electronically by 21 august 2026.
- Submit electronically via onedrive link provided after requesting IT from [email protected]. - Request for link must be made by 17 august 2026, 16:30. - Closing date: 21 august 2026, 23:55 (telkom time). Late bids will not be accepted. - NO physical bids accepted; only electronic submissions via the link. - Use official forms; do not re-type. - Submit in two separate folders: folder 1 (pre-qualifying criteria and functional evaluation) and folder 2 (price/financial proposal). - Ensure all returnable documents (part c checklist) are completed and signed. - Include all annexures as per checklist: a (price proposal), b (sbd4), c (b-bbee), f (cipc), g (share certificates), h (consortium breakdown if applicable), i (supporting docs), j (gcc), k (csd report). - Total proposal must not exceed 300 pages. - All communications in english. - Bidders must attend compulsory briefing session; attendance recorded. - Bidders must provide proof of attempt if system issues occur before cut-off. - Failure to include all required documents may lead to disqualification.
The development bank of southern africa is appointing a professional service provider to develop an infrastructure master plan for the parliament of the republic of south africa in the parliament precinct, cape town. The most consequential requirement is the compulsory online briefing on 14 august 2026 at 11h00 cat, which bidders must attend to remain eligible, alongside strict pre-qualification criteria including south african citizenship for all owners, directors and proposed team members.
Submission is electronic only, via a microsoft onedrive link that bidders must request by email NO later than 24 august 2026 at 16h30. The link is provided on request. Bids must be submitted before the closing time of 23h55 on 27 august 2026. Late submissions or those sent to the wrong link will not be considered. Upload only files, not folders; compress folders into a zip file. Label files correctly and follow the prescribed structure and order. Once uploaded, documents may not be accessible again; if a correction is needed, upload a new file with 'corrected' in the name. A confirmation email may be received after upload. Bidders must submit on official forms, not retyped. Unincorporated consortia must appoint a lead entity and provide its details. Returnable documents include: part a (invitation to bid), part b (checklist), part c (specifications and conditions), and annexures a to m as listed in the checklist. Missing any compulsory document may lead to disqualification.
The development bank of southern africa seeks a technical transaction advisor to support the independent power producers' office in assessing a proposal for converting peaker facilities from diesel to gas-fired and extending the term of power purchase agreements. The advisor will evaluate technical proposals, advise on contractual and regulatory implications, and support stakeholder engagements.
Returnable forms: sbd 4 (declaration of interest), sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim), sbd 6.2 (Declaration for local production and content), sbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination). All forms must be completed, signed and submitted with the quotation.
The development bank of southern africa, on behalf of government printing works, seeks a contractor to design, install, commission and maintain ICT electrical infrastructure and a solar-powered backup system at the gpw administrative headquarters in pretoria. The works include electrical reticulation for security, access control, fire detection, intercom, public address, telephone and data/comms systems, with compliance to SANS 10400 and the national building regulations. Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database and hold a valid SARS tax clearance.
Submission is electronic only, via a microsoft onedrive link issued by the DBSA. bidders must request the submission link by 9/1/2026 at 16h30, sent to the email address in t1.1. Late requests are not accepted. Uploads must be compressed/zipped folders, correctly named and in the prescribed order; once loaded they cannot be edited or deleted. A confirmation email of the upload serves as proof. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders are not accepted. Bids must be submitted on official forms, not re-typed. Documents with correction fluid are deemed non-responsive. Returnables include: t2.1.1 Tender brief attendance, t2.1.2 Certificate of authority for signatory, t2.1.3 Joint venture/consortium disclosure form, t2.1.4 Record of addenda, t2.1.5 Declaration of default and termination, t2.1.6 Sbd4 bidder's disclosure, t2.1.7 Service provider code of conduct, t2.1.8 RFP declaration form, t2.1.9 Enterprise questionnaire, t2.1.10 Certificate of acquaintance, t2.1.11 Proof of csd & CIDB registration, t2.1.12 Tax requirement, t2.1.13 Registration certificates/agreements/id documents, t2.1.14 Coida registration, t2.1.15 Uif registration, t2.1.16 Financial standing/bank rating, t2.1.17 Sbd6.1 B-bbee certificate, and t2.1.19 Sbd6.2 Local content declaration (not applicable to this tender). A signed sbd7 contract form is required from the successful bidder. Failure to submit in the required format or order may render the bid invalid.
The development bank of southern africa is procuring a design and build contractor to construct an overhead pedestrian bridge and upgrade the parking area at the government printing works headquarters in gauteng. The works include two packages: the minaar street parking area upgrade (earthworks, paving, landscaping, stormwater, covered parking, solar pv lighting, fire reticulation) and the visagie street overhead pedestrian link bridge, with training, operation and maintenance for 24 months. Bidders must be registered with the compensation fund and demonstrate full compliance with the occupational health and safety act and construction regulations 2014, including appointing sacpcmp-registered construction manager and health and safety officer.
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Buffalo city metropolitan municipality seeks a transaction advisor for a bankable feasibility study, cost-benefit analysis, financial modelling, and procurement document development for nrw reduction pbc projects. Professional services firms with relevant expertise should apply. Compulsory briefing via microsoft teams.
β’ Professional services for bankable feasibility study, cost-benefit analysis, and financial modelling β’ development of procurement documents for performance-based contract (pbc) projects β’ focus on non-revenue water (nrw) reduction in buffalo city metropolitan municipality β’ compulsory briefing session via microsoft teams
DBSA is seeking a suitable service provider (tmc) to deliver seamless, costβeffective, and policyβcompliant travel management solutions for a fiveβyear period. The tender is open to qualified travel management firms across south africa. A compulsory briefing will be held via microsoft teams.
β’ Provide seamless, costβeffective, policyβcompliant travel management solutions for DBSA β’ contract duration of five years β’ mandatory briefing via microsoft teams
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Market analysis for Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)
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