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The national consumer tribunal requires a service provider to design, establish, administer and manage a defined contribution pension fund for its staff over five years, covering fund rules and registration, investment portfolios, contribution and benefit administration, member education and governance support. Participation is voluntary for existing employees and compulsory for new appointees, and the nct makes NO monthly employer contributions, assuming instead a fixed annual contribution of r6,000,000. Pricing must be built on mandatory standard assumptions (63 assumed participants, average salary r887,158, 7.5% Employee contribution) and submitted as firm rand values in annexure a and sbd 3.3. The decisive hurdle is phase 3 functionality: bidders must score at least 80 of 100 points, and only bidders with fsca registration held for at least eight years and a fais category i fsp licence approved for pension fund benefits survive the pass/fail phase.
Submission method: sealed hard-copy delivery to the bid box at the nct offices. Submission address: the national consumer tribunal ground floor, building b, lakefield office park 272 west avenue, corner of west avenue and lenchen avenue north centurion, 0046 marking: "for attention: national consumer tribunal" plus the bid number NCT-4/3/2/47. copies required: - one original bid document - two duplicate copies - one electronic copy on a USB device packaging and format: - each copy sealed separately and labelled original or copy. - Bidder's name and bid reference number on each package. - Hard copies bound or filed (e.g. Lever arch file); loose pages, stapled bundles or unbound submissions may be disqualified. - Table of contents and clearly labelled sections aligned to the bid requirements. - Initial the bottom right-hand side of every page. Returnable documents: - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and offer cover page, with proof of authority. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any director or shareholder employed by the state or connected to nct staff. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims specific-goal points. - Sbd 3.3 (Pricing schedule, firm prices): completed, signed and free of blank or percentage-based entries. - Annexure a (pricing schedule): fully completed in rand values and aligned to the standard planning assumptions. - Full csd report (not the summarised version) and valid tax compliance status pin. - Fsca registration proof and fsp licence number. - Professional indemnity and professional fidelity guarantee insurance proof (minimum r1m each). - At least three reference letters dated not older than 01 january 2023. - Key staff list, cvs and certified ID and accreditation copies not older than six months. - Methodology, risk management framework and project plan. - Cipc registration documents and shareholding structure, company profile. - Joint venture/consortium agreement, if applicable. - Signed and initialled general conditions of contract. - Proof of specific goals claims (certified ids, cipc certificate, b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit, disability proof). Late bids will not be accepted under any circumstances.
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