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Trade & investment kwazulu-natal requires a service provider to lease and manage office space in pretoria for its regional office over a fixed 36-month term, with tikzn holding the right to extend for a further two years subject to performance and accounting officer approval. The premises must provide at least 120 m² in total, three private air-conditioned offices of at least 12 m² each, a boardroom seating 15, a reception area, kitchen and two ablutions, six parking bays, generator backup power, an alternative water supply, 5g connectivity and 24-hour CCTV and access control, ideally in groenkloof, waterkloof or brooklyn near the embassy precinct. Bids pass through administrative compliance, mandatory building and insurance certificates, a 100-point functionality evaluation with a 70% pass mark, and finally price (80 points) plus specific goals (20 points) under the 80/20 system. The most consequential requirement is attendance at the compulsory virtual briefing on 12 november 2026 at 11:00, without which a bid cannot be considered, and the sealed bid must reach the durban tender box by 12:00 on 25 november 2026.
Submission method - sealed envelope deposited in the tender box at reception. NO proposal sent by email, facsimile, telegram, telex or similar medium will be considered. - Closing: 25 november 2026 at 12:00. Proposals not in the box by that time are late and will not be considered. - Each bid goes in its own sealed envelope showing the bidder's name and address, the bid number 3150/2026/02 and the closing date. An envelope may not contain documents for any other bid. - Bids found in any other box or elsewhere after closing will not be considered. Proof of posting is not proof of delivery. Submission address trade & investment house 1 arundel close kingsmead office park stalwart simelane street durban document rules - bid forms may not be retyped or redrafted; photocopies are allowed only with an original signature. - Every page must be initialled by the bidder; any alteration must be initialled; correcting fluid is prohibited. - Bidders should check that NO pages are missing or duplicated and that the bid is complete in all respects. - Bidding documents must not be packed with samples. Returnable forms and documents - sbd 1 (invitation to bid), parts a and b: bidder identification and contact details, signed as the offer. - Section d: declaration that the bidder's csd information is correct and up to date. - Section e: certification that all information supplied in the bid is true and correct. - Sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure form): discloses state employment and any relationship with the procuring institution. - Section h: pricing schedule. - Section i: authority to sign the bid. - Section k: consent to process personal information. - Sbd 6.1: Preference points claim for specific goals. - Sbd 7: contract form to be completed and signed by the successful bidder. - Failure to submit the compulsory forms may end consideration of the proposal. Disqualification risks - late submission, or submission by email, fax or telegram. - Any compulsory form omitted, unsigned or incomplete. - Certificate of occupancy findings rated moderate or major. - Missing building compliance certificates or business insurance. - Functionality score below 70%. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing session. - Undisclosed business or other interests in tikzn or its employees.
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