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Procurement activity across Mine Health and Safety Council. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
Responsible for national health policy and supporting provincial health systems, the Department of Health procures pharmaceutical products, medical equipment, ICT health systems, and professional services. Tenders SA's AI Discovery surfaces healthcare RFQs aligned with your pharmaceutical, medical device, or health ICT expertise, while compliance gap analysis validates your SAHPRA registrations, quality certifications, and BβBBEE documentation. Historical award data, competitor tracking, and exportable reports help you bid effectively in this vital national department.
The mine health and safety council (mhsc) invites bids from qualified service providers to conduct a research project evaluating the effectiveness of current hearing conservation programs (hcps) in the south african mining industry (sami). The appointed provider will conduct literature reviews, analyze noise risk profiles, develop a guidance document and framework, and deliver reports over an 18-month period. This tender is for experienced research teams with expertise in occupational hygiene, audiology, and occupational medicine.
β’ Submit your bid via email to [email protected]. The maximum email attachment size is 150mb. β’ Bids must be submitted by the closing date: 19 august 2026 at 11:00 AM. late submissions will not be considered. β’ You must use the official bid forms (sbd documents) provided. Do not retype them; photocopies are acceptable. β’ Complete and submit the following mandatory returnable documents: sbd1 (invitation to bid), sbd4 (bidder's disclosure), sbd6.1 (Preference claim form), and sbd3 (pricing schedule). β’ You must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) before submitting. Non-registered bidders will be disqualified. β’ Provide your tax compliance status pin from SARS or your csd number in sbd1. Failure to be tax compliant will disqualify your bid. β’ Bids must be signed in black ink. Ensure all pages are present and NO pages are duplicated. β’ Do not set any counter conditions or amend bid conditions, as this will invalidate your bid.
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The mine health and safety council (mhsc) invites bids from qualified service providers to conduct an 18-month research project investigating ways to reduce respirable crystalline silica (rcs) exposure risks associated with the use of backfill in underground gold mines. The project involves literature review, material characterisation, exposure monitoring, evaluating control measures, assessing alternative materials, and developing guidance documents. Bidders must have significant experience in applied mining research, occupational hygiene, and related engineering disciplines.
β’ Submit your bid via email to [email protected]. The maximum email attachment size allowed is 150mb. β’ Ensure your bid is submitted by the closing date and time: 18 august 2026 at 11:00am. Late bids will not be accepted. β’ Use the official tender forms provided (sbd forms). Do not retype or redraft them; photocopies are acceptable but must be signed in original black ink. β’ Mandatory returnable documents that must be fully completed and submitted include: sbd 1 (invitation to bid), sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure), sbd 6.1 (Preference claim form), and sbd 3 (pricing schedule). β’ You must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) prior to submission. Non-registered bidders will be disqualified. β’ Provide your tax compliance status pin from SARS or your csd number in the sbd 1. Failure to be tax compliant will disqualify your bid. β’ Bids must remain valid for 120 days from the tender closing date. β’ Bids submitted in any other manner other than the specified designated address shall not be accepted. β’ There shall be NO public opening of bids; subsequent discussions are at mhsc's discretion. β’ Bidders must sign the tender register when submitting their bid at the tender box.
The mine health and safety council (mhsc) is seeking a qualified service provider to manage conferencing and events services across all nine provinces of south africa for a three-year period. The scope includes venue bookings, delegate registration, secretariat services, and full event management for events ranging from 30 to 1500 delegates. Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience and meet strict compliance requirements to be considered.
β’ Submit bid via email to [email protected]. Maximum attachment size is 150mb. β’ Use official forms (sbd 1, sbd 3, sbd 4, sbd 6.1, Sbd 7) β do not retype. β’ Bids must be delivered by closing date and time: 18 august 2026 at 11:00. Late bids will not be accepted. β’ Ensure the tender register is signed if submitting at the tender box. β’ Mandatory returnable documents: fully completed and signed sbd 1, sbd 4, sbd 6.1 (Preference claim form), sbd 3 (pricing schedule), and sbd 7 (contract form) where applicable. β’ Disqualification risks: late submission, incomplete documentation, non-compliance with tax or csd requirements, fraudulent information, or canvassing.
The mine health and safety council (mhsc) invites bids from qualified service providers to conduct a research project assessing and quantifying dust contributing sources in the intake airways of south african gold, coal, and diamond underground mines. The project aims to identify and control dust sources to help eliminate occupational lung diseases by 2034, with a project duration of 18 months.
β’ Submit your bid via email to [email protected]. The maximum email attachment size is 150mb. β’ Your bid must be submitted by the closing date: 17 august 2026 at 11:00 AM. late bids will not be considered. β’ You must use the official bid forms (sbd documents) provided. Do not retype them; photocopies are acceptable. β’ The bid must include both a technical proposal and a pricing proposal (sbd 3). β’ You must submit the following fully completed and signed returnable documents: - sbd 1: invitation to bid. - Sbd 4: bidder's disclosure form. - Sbd 6.1: Preference points claim form, supported by a valid b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit. - Sbd 3: detailed pricing schedule. - Sbd 7: contract form (upon award). β’ You must be registered on the central supplier database (csd). Bidders not registered will be disqualified. β’ You must provide proof of tax compliance: a SARS tax compliance status pin or csd number. β’ Bids must be submitted in black ink. Only original signatures are accepted. β’ Do not set counter conditions or alter the bid conditions; this will invalidate your bid. β’ Mhsc reserves the right to disqualify bids for non-compliance, incomplete information, fraud, or unethical conduct.
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Market analysis for Mine Health and Safety Council
Key market metrics for Mine Health and Safety Council
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Total Tenders
RΒ 45,8M
Total Awarded Value
14
Active Companies
Ranked supplier analysis
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100.0%
CDS
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Awards
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CDS
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100.0%
CDS
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