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Security management services are required for the department of agriculture's satellite office in somerset east over 36 months, covering patrolling, access control, screening of visitors and vehicles, protection of departmental assets and personnel, two unarmed grade c day-shift officers, and a night-shift alarm system with armed response. Only psira-registered security companies with a fully functional office in the blue crane route municipality, a firearm licence in the company name, r2 million liability cover and proof of funds of at least r200 000 can qualify. Evaluation runs in two stages: administrative compliance, then a 70-point functionality threshold covering experience, financial capacity and locality, before the 80/20 split between price and specific goals. The compulsory briefing in somerset east on 26 october 2026 and delivery to the port elizabeth tender box by 11:00 on 09 november 2026 are the two fixed points that decide eligibility.
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The eastern cape department of agriculture seeks to lease approximately 154 mΒ² of office accommodation in joubertina, koukamma municipality, to serve as a one-stop centre for administration and extension services, for a 36-month period. The building must be within 1 km of the town centre, accommodate eight personnel, and include specified offices, facilities, parking, and services, with the lessor responsible for maintenance and all municipal costs. Bidders must attend a compulsory briefing, register on csd and logis, and meet strict compliance and evaluation requirements, with the contract awarded on an 80/20 preference point system.
Submission method: sealed envelope, clearly marked with the project number and description, delivered to the tender box. Submission address: 64 govan mbeki avenue mutual building, ground floor port elizabeth 6001 closing time: 09 november 2026 at 11:00 (bids opened in public immediately after). Late bids are not accepted; proof of posting is not proof of delivery. Electronic, telegraphic or facsimile bids are not considered. Returnable forms (all must be completed in black ink, signed in full and witnessed; NO correction fluid; changes initialled): - sbd documents (all standard forms, including sbd 4 declaration of interest, sbd 6.1 Preference points claim, sbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination) β complete and sign. - Certificate of authority for signatory β attach board resolution or equivalent proof of authority. - Schedule of work carried out by the bidder. - Equity ownership declaration. - Csd registration report with compliant tax status. - Company registration / ck documents. - For joint ventures: signed joint venture agreement or intention to form one. - Supplier arrangement form if the bidder is a general dealer. - References confirming satisfactory delivery of similar services. - Proof of authority to offer the accommodation for leasing (title deed, power of attorney, or signed deed of sale). - Occupational health and safety certificate. - All documentation to support specific goal preference points claimed. Disqualification risks: - any returnable form omitted, unsigned, or not witnessed. - Use of correction fluid. - Late submission. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing. - Failure to provide proof of authority to lease the property. - Failure to meet mandatory requirements in stage 1.
The department of agriculture requires a 36-month lease of approximately 163 mΒ² of office accommodation in kirkwood, sundays river valley local municipality, sarah baartman district, for six officials β four agricultural advisor offices, a reception, a cleaner's office, kitchen, storeroom, boardroom, server room, ablutions and parking. The building must be within 1 km of kirkwood town, single-tenant, fully accessible to people with disabilities, and the landlord must maintain the interior and exterior, with the monthly rental inclusive of rates, water, electricity and municipal services. Evaluation runs in three stages: mandatory administrative compliance, functionality scored out of 100 with a minimum qualifying score of 65, and an 80/20 split of 80 points for price and 20 for specific goals. The compulsory microsoft teams briefing on 28 october 2026 at 11:00 is the first hurdle β non-attendance disqualifies β and sealed bids must reach the tender box by 11:00 on 9 november 2026.
Landlords must take cognisance of the details, conditions and requirements stipulated in this annexure. 10.2 Tenders that are not accompanied by written proof that the landlord is authorised to offer the accommodation for leasing will not be considered and will be eliminated. 10.3 The department of agriculture is the sole adjudicator of the suitability of the accommodation for the purpose for which IT is required. The departmentβs decision in this regard will be final. 10.4 The department of agriculture will in NO way be responsible for or committed to negotiations that a user department may or might have conducted with a lessor or owner of a building. 10.5 IT is a requirement that the accommodation offered, including all equipment and installations, must comply with the national building regulations and the requirements of the occupational health and safety act, 1993 (act ), as amended. 10.6 The commencement date from which rental will be payable, or the lease shall begin is subject to the approval of the department of agriculture. 10.7 Landlords are welcome to be present at the opening of tenders. 10.8 The tender forms must not be retyped or redrafted. Additional offers may be made but only on original documents or on other forms requisitioned. Additional offers are regarded as separate tenders and must be treated as such by landlords. The inclusion of various offers as part of a single submission in one envelope is not allowed. Additional offers must be submitted under separate cover. 10.9 The successful landlord will be responsible for the cost of alterations necessary to adapt the offered accommodation to the specific needs of the user department in accordance with the norm document and/or specified and minimum requirements. 10.10 Landlords who do not comply with the above-mentioned conditions will be eliminated. 11. Fees and charges the stipulated bid prices shall be subject to yearly escalation for the duration of contract, to be in-line with market-related escalations. Payment of any consideration in terms of the contract shall not constitute acceptance of any defective or non-conforming services. To the extent that the doa disputes the correctness, nature, extent or calculation of any fees or expenses payable to landlord in terms of the contract, doa shall be entitled to withhold payment of such disputed amounts until such time as such dispute is resolved. 12. General responsibilities of the landlord problem identification and reporting. The landlord shall be proactive in reporting any matters which IT may become aware of which may impact on the business continuity or operations of the doa at the relevant institution. Without detracting from the generality of this statement, landlord shall:- without delay inform the doa and the appointed doa technical support manager, of all incidents or accidents which may occur at the relevant complex which involve demolitions of the building; co-operate fully with the doa and its appointed technical support manager in analyzing and investigating such incidents or accidents. Other service providers: the landlord acknowledges that IT may be required to provide the services in conjunction with third party service providers and shall, where requested by the doa, co-operate fully with such persons. 18 | p a g e regulations and statutes: the landlord shall, in the provision of the services observe and comply with all relevant provisions of all applicable legislation and regulations. Compliance with procedures: IT is recorded that during the currency of the contract the doa may implement procedures and policies at the relevant institution/building. The landlord shall comply fully with any such reasonable procedures and policies, including the permit to work procedures and health and safety procedures. The landlord shall ensure that IT and its personnel shall at all times comply fully with any safety, fire, emergency and security procedures and policies applicable at the relevant institution/building. Should the doa at any time believe that any member of landlordβs personnel is failing to comply with any such procedures or policies, the doa shall be entitled to deny such personnel member access to the relevant premises and require the landlord to replace such person without delay. Landlordβs procedures: the landlord shall, upon receipt of written request from the doa or its appointed technical support manager:- provide the doa with copies of all landlordβs operating procedures and processes relating to the renovations of the building; 13. Hazardous materials the landlord will be held liable for any expenses that may be incurred by the doa as a result of damage to property and injury to personnel as a result of poor quality products. 14. Fire risks the landlord shall ensure that its personnel shall, if at any time they believe that any matter constitutes a fire risk, report this immediately to the doa/institution and take such remedial action as may be necessary. 15. Occupational health and safety in this clause the term βactβ shall mean the occupational health & safety act, NO. , as amended from time to time, (including any act which may take its place should IT be repealed during the currency of the agreement between the parties) as read with all regulations and standards promulgated in terms of the former machinery and occupational act, NO , as amended, and all regulations & standards promulgated in terms of the occupational health & safety act from time to time; the landlord:- 15.1. Acknowledges that he is fully aware of the terms and conditions of the act; 15.2. Acknowledges that he is an employer in its own right with duties and responsibilities as prescribed in the act; 15.3. Agrees to comply with all rules and regulations implemented by or on behalf of the doa at the relevant instituion in covering letter relating to health and safety and will inform the doa immediately should landlord for any reason be unable to comply with the provisions of the act and such rules and regulations. 16. Lease agreement IT is recorded that the doa and the service provider may from time to time agree in writing to additional quality requirements (whether engaged in a service contract or when repair is required out of guarantee without the maintenance contract option) and standards relating to the maintenance together with performance measurement provisions, which quality requirements, performance measurement provisions shall be reduced to writing in a lease agreement if required and signed by both parties. 19 | p a g e 17. Performance measurement provisions 17.1 Introduction. Landlord shall provide the services during the term of the contract in compliance with the quality and related standards stipulated in the technical proposal - minimum specifications and the service level agreement (if any). Compliance. For purposes of the contract the compliance by landlord with the stipulated responsibilities and service standards will be determined: - 17.1.1 With reference to reports provided by landlord. 17.1.2 With reference to reports or complaints received from third parties. 17.1.3 By means of user satisfaction surveys conducted by doa 17.1.4 By means of service reviews, inspections or any audit carried out by or on behalf of the doa. 17.1.5 Refer to annexure a βresponsibilitiesβ for maintenance and repairs 17.2 Records. Landlord shall at all times keep full and accurate records of all services provided in terms of the contract and shall retain such records for the currency of the contract. Upon termination of the contract such records must be provided to the doa upon request. 17.3 Measurement of performance 17.3.1 Periodic checks: doa and/or its appointed technical support manager shall carry out periodic checks (the intervals to be determined by doa) the purpose of which shall be to determine whether landlord is providing the services or leasing the property in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract if accepted by doa. 17.3.2 Service complaints: all service complaints, deviations, non-conforming services and suggestions that are reported to landlord by doa, its appointed facilities manager, or any other party shall be given proper and speedy consideration by landlord. Landlord shall investigate complaints, deviations and non-conforming services in accordance with procedures approved by the doa 18. Breach and terminaton landlords are referred to paragraph 23 of general conditions of contract (gcc) relating to failure to comply with conditions of this contract. 19. Loss and damage landlord hereby indemnifies the state, and will hold the state harmless, against any loss or damages which the state may suffer, or any claims lodged against the state by any third party arising out of or relating to any loss that the state or such third party may suffer as a result of, or arising out of any act or omission of any personnel of landlord or the failure of landlord to provide the services in accordance with the provisions of the contract. 20. Sub-landlords landlord may only sub-contract its obligations under the contract with the prior written consent of the doa (or any other authorized authority) and then only to a person and to the extent approved by the doa or such authority and upon such terms and conditions as the doa or such authority require. IT is recorded that where such consent is given landlord shall remain liable to doa for the performance of the services.
The eastern cape department of agriculture seeks to lease approximately 208 mΒ² of office accommodation in uitenhage (within 4 km of town) to serve as a one-stop centre for administration, extension services and veterinary services, housing 11 personnel. The contract runs for 36 months, with the landlord responsible for all maintenance, rates, municipal services, water and electricity. Bidders must be property owners or authorised agents, attend a compulsory virtual briefing, and submit a firm all-inclusive monthly rental priced under the 80/20 preference system.
Submission method: sealed envelope, clearly marked with the project number and description, delivered to the tender box. Submission address: 64 govan mbeki avenue mutual building, ground floor port elizabeth, 6001 closing time: 11:00 on 9 november 2026. Bids are opened in public at the same time and place. Late, electronic, telegraphic or facsimile bids will not be accepted. Bids must remain valid for 90 days after closing. Returnable forms (all must be completed in black ink, signed in full and witnessed; NO correction fluid; changes struck through and initialled): - certificate of authority for signatory: confirms the signatory is authorised to bind the bidder; attach a signed board resolution. - Schedule of work carried out by the bidder. - Equity ownership declaration. - All sbd forms (including sbd 4 declaration of interest, sbd 6.1 Preference points claim, sbd 8 past SCM practices, sbd 9 independent bid determination). - Detailed quotation with breakdowns. - Csd registration report with compliant tax status. - Company registration or ck documents. - Joint venture agreement or intention to form one, if applicable. - Proof of authority to offer the accommodation (title deed, power of attorney, or signed deed of sale). - References for similar services. - Supplier arrangement form if a general dealer. Disqualification risks: - any returnable form omitted, unsigned or not witnessed. - Use of correction fluid. - Late submission. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing. - Failure to provide proof of authority to lease the property.
The eastern cape department of agriculture seeks to lease approximately 143 mΒ² of office accommodation in humansdorp, kouga municipality, sarah baartman district, for 36 months. The premises will serve as a one-stop centre for administration, extension services and veterinary services, accommodating six personnel. Bidders must be property owners or authorised to offer the property, attend a compulsory briefing, and meet strict technical, safety and compliance standards. The most consequential consideration is that the building must be available for occupation on award and fully compliant, with any outstanding work completed within two months of occupancy.
Submission method: sealed envelope delivered to the tender box. Address: 64 govan mbeki avenue, mutual building, ground floor, port elizabeth, 6001. Closing time: 09 november 2026 at 11:00. Envelope must be clearly marked with the project number and description. Late bids are not accepted; electronic, telegraphic or facsimile bids are not considered. Bids must remain valid for 90 days after closing. Returnable forms (complete in black ink, NO correction fluid, initial any changes): - sbd documents: all must be completed, signed and witnessed. - Certificate of authority for signatory: authorises the signatory to bind the bidder; attach a board resolution. - Schedule of work carried out by the bidder. - Equity ownership declaration. - Detailed quotation with breakdowns. - Csd registration report with compliant tax status. - Copy of company registration or ck documents. - Joint venture agreement or intention to form one, if applicable. - References confirming satisfactory delivery of similar services. - Written proof of authority to offer the accommodation for leasing. - OHS certificate. - Certified copy of title deed, or power of attorney/mandate letter, or signed deed of sale agreement. - Supplier arrangement form if the bidder is a general dealer. Disqualification risks: - missing, unsigned or unwitnessed forms. - Use of correction fluid. - Late submission. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing.
The department of agriculture requires a suitably qualified and experienced security company to provide security management services for its satellite office in graaff reinet for 36 months. The scope includes patrolling, access control, screening, asset safeguarding, and an alarm system for night shift, with two unarmed grade c guards on day shift. Bidders must be psira-registered, have a local office in dr beyers naude local municipality, and meet strict administrative, functionality (70% threshold), and 80/20 preference point requirements. The most consequential consideration is the compulsory briefing and the mandatory documentation, as failure to comply results in disqualification.
Submission method: physical delivery to the tender box. Submission address: 64 govan mbeki avenue mutual building, ground floor port elizabeth 6001 closing time: 11:00 on 09 november 2026. Bids are opened in public at the same time and place. Returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and witnessed in black ink; NO correction fluid; changes must be struck through and initialled): - detailed quotation with full breakdowns. - Certificate of authority for signatory, with a signed and dated board resolution attached. - Schedule of work carried out by the bidder. - Equity ownership declaration. - All sbd forms (sbd 1, sbd 4, sbd 8, sbd 9, ecbd 6.1) β Complete, sign and witness each. - Joint ventures: submit a joint venture agreement or an intention to form one; failure to do so rejects the bid. - Copy of company registration or ck documents. - Proof of csd registration and tax compliance status (verified on csd). - All documents needed to claim specific-goal preference points. Disqualification risks: - any returnable form omitted, unsigned or unwitnessed. - Use of correction fluid or erasures. - Late submission β NO late bids accepted. - Electronic, telegraphic or facsimile bids are not considered. - Incomplete supplementary information or returnable schedules. - Bids must remain valid for 90 days after closing.
The department of agriculture requires a local, psira-registered security company to provide security management services for its satellite office in uitenhage for 36 months. The scope covers patrolling, access control, screening, asset safeguarding, escorting, crime prevention, and an alarm system with armed response, using two unarmed grade c day-shift guards. Bidders must pass a compulsory briefing, meet a 70% functionality threshold, and provide extensive mandatory documentation including psira, coida, uif, bargaining council, firearm licence, and r2 million liability insurance. The contract is awarded on an 80/20 preference point system, with firm pricing only and NO price adjustments over the term.
Submission method: deposit the bid in the tender box at 64 govan mbeki avenue, mutual building, ground floor, port elizabeth, 6001, by 11:00 on 09 november 2026. Bids are opened in public at that time. Electronic, telegraphic or facsimile bids will not be considered. Late bids will not be accepted. Returnable documents (all must be completed in black ink, signed in full and witnessed; NO correction fluid; changes must be struck through and initialled): - detailed quotation with breakdowns. - Certificate of authority for signatory, signed and dated, with a board resolution confirming the signatory's authority. - Schedule of work carried out by the bidder. - Equity ownership declaration. - All sbd documents (sbd 1, sbd 4, sbd 6.1, Sbd 8, sbd 9) β each must be completed, signed and witnessed. - Copy of company registration or ck documents. - Joint venture agreement or intention to form one, if bidding as a joint venture. - Tax compliance status and company directors will be verified on the csd. - References confirming satisfactory delivery of similar services. - Supplier arrangement form if the bidder is a general dealer. Disqualification risks: - any returnable form left unsigned, incomplete or not witnessed. - Use of correction fluid. - Late or incomplete submissions. - Failure to attach all mandatory documents.
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