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The okhahlamba local municipality requires a panel of service providers to coordinate and fund‑raise for major events such as the okhahlamba mega music, sports and other events over a three‑year period. Bidders must meet a minimum 70 % functionality score, submit all mandatory compliance documents (csd, tax clearance, b‑bee verification, etc.) And quote firm prices using the mbd 3.1 Schedule. The most critical consideration is the tight closing deadline of 07 december 2026 at 12:00, with bids required at the municipal bid box.
Submission method: hand delivery or courier to bid box at okhahlamba local municipality, 259 kingsway street, bergville 3350 (bid box at reception) closing: 07 december 2026 at 12:00 bids must be on official forms (not re-typed), completed in black ink sealed envelope with contract number and description, bidder details courier at least 2 days before closing fax and email not accepted bid validity: 90 days returnable documents must be in issued form and order; non-compliance may disqualify mandatory returnable forms/documents: - form of acceptance and declaration - pricing schedule (mbd 3.1) – Firm prices only - declaration of interest (mbd 4) - preference points claim (mbd 6.2) - Declaration of past SCM practices (mbd 8) - certificate of independent bid determination (mbd 9) - particulars of bidder - enquiry contact details documents to submit with bid: - csd registration full report (≤3 months) - tax clearance certificate and SARS tcs pin (or csd number) - company registration certificate - certified ID copies of directors/management - b-bbee status level verification certificate or certified copies compulsory for evaluation: - rates statement/lease agreement/proof of residence - bank rating letter disqualification risks: late submission, unsigned/omitted forms, persons in service of state, non-compliance with returnable document order
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An appointment of a short-term insurance broker is required to act as an independent intermediary between the okhahlamba local municipality and insurers for a three-year contract. The scope covers risk assessment, tailored cover, claims advocacy, ongoing support and compliance with the tender conditions. The main consequence for a bidder is the mandatory minimum functionality score, preference-point requirements and strict closing and submission rules.
Submission method: hand delivery or courier to the bid box at reception, okhahlamba local municipality, 259 kingsway street (opposite astron garage), bergville, 3350; postal address po box 71, bergville, 3350. Facsimile and emailed bids are not accepted. Late bids are not considered. Courier deliveries should arrive at least two days before closing to avoid late delivery. Bids must be submitted on the official forms issued, not re-typed, and completed in black ink. The envelope must be endorsed with the contract number and description, with bidder details clearly indicated. Bids are opened in public in the municipal boardroom at the closing time. Returnable forms: - mbd 1 / form of acceptance and declaration: bidder offer and acceptance of bid conditions. - Mbd 3.1 Pricing schedule: firm brokerage fees for the three-year contract. - Mbd 4 declaration of interest: disclosure of state employment or connections to the municipality. - Mbd 6.1 Preference points claim: claim for specific goals points under the 80/20 system. - Mbd 8 declaration of past supply chain management practices: declaration of NO abuse, fraud, or default listing. - Mbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination: certification that the bid was prepared independently without collusion. Documents to submit with the bid: - csd registration full report, not older than 3 months. - Company registration certificate. - Certified copies of identity documents of directors. - Certified copy of b-bbee status level verification certificate or sworn affidavit. - Rates statement and/or lease agreement or proof of residence. - Fsb license. - Fais registration, representative and key individual certificates. - Fia membership. Bid validity: 90 days from closing; the bid may not be withdrawn during this period. Disqualification risks: late bids; unsigned or omitted returnable forms; bids from persons in the service of the state; failure to return documents in the form and order issued; deviation from the tender insurance document.
Okhahlamba local municipality is establishing a three-year panel of suppliers for protective clothing and uniforms worn by epwp workers, general workers, administrative staff, traffic officers, disaster management personnel and firefighters. The range covers conti-suits, safety boots, rainwear, work shirts and trousers, high-visibility garments, embroidered corporate and firefighting uniforms, and nfpa 1971 structural firefighting suits, hoods, gloves, boots and helmets, all branded with the municipal logo. Bidders must first score at least 70% on functionality, which is earned through a portfolio of past protective-clothing orders of r50 000 or more and prior work for municipalities or government departments, before price and specific goals are weighed on the 80/20 system. The most consequential consideration is that firefighting items carry strict nfpa 1971 certification and a sabs manufacturing capability report NO older than twelve months, without which the tender is void.
Closing time: 12:00 on 08 december 2026 submission method: deposit at bid box 259 kingsway street bergville 3350 or post to p.O. Box 71 bergville 3350 forms: official forms in black ink only; NO facsimile or e-mailed bids returnable forms: mbd 3.1 Pricing schedule, mbd 4 declaration of interest, mbd 8 past supply chain management practices, mbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination, preference points claim form, particulars of bidder, form of acceptance and declaration, mbd 7 contract form on award failure to fully comply may result in bid disqualification bid validity: 90 days from date lodged
Okhahlamba local municipality is re-advertising for an implementing agent to complete stage 1 p1.4 Dra, conduct p4 beneficiary administration, and construct 1250 super structures with rainwater harvesting and vip sanitation units in nogaga a rural housing project, ward 9, over three years. The appointed service provider must assemble a multidisciplinary professional team registered with the relevant councils and sign a tripartite agreement with the KZN department of human settlements. Bidders must pass a functionality evaluation with a minimum of 70 out of 100 before price and specific goals are scored on the 90/10 preference system. The most consequential requirement is the compulsory briefing session on 17 november 2026 at 10:00 at the municipal council chamber; non-attendance will disqualify a bid.
Submission method: sealed bids hand-delivered or couriered to bid box at okhahlamba local municipality, 259 kingsway street, bergville, 3350 (opposite astron garage). Closing time: 12:00 on 09 december 2026. Late bids not accepted. Facsimile and email bids not accepted. Bid documents: must be completed on official forms (not re-typed) in black ink. Bid validity: 90 days from closing date. Returnable documents (must be submitted with bid): - csd registration full report (not older than 3 months) - company registration certificate - certified copies of identity documents of directors - certified copy of b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit compulsory documents for evaluation: - proof of registration with nhbrc - proof of registration with saice - professional indemnity insurance of r5 000 000.00 - Joint venture agreement and power of attorney (if jv) - workmen's compensation registration certificate (coida) - municipal statement where company is registered (rates bill/proof of residence/lease agreement) - audited annual financial statements (past three years) standard forms to complete and sign: - form of acceptance and declaration - mbd 3.1 Pricing schedule (firm prices) - mbd 4 declaration of interest - mbd 5 declaration for procurement above r10 million - mbd 6.1 Preference points claim form - mbd 8 declaration of bidder's past SCM practices - mbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination - particulars of bidder - authority to sign a bid - checklist disqualification risks: any returnable form unsigned or omitted; bids received after closing time; bids not on official forms; bids from persons in service of the state.
Okhahlamba local municipality is procuring electrification works for 140 new connections (infill) in ward 3 – phase 1. Bidders must submit sealed bids by 20 november 2026 at 12:00pm to the bid box at 259 kingsway road, bergville, and meet stringent eligibility, tax, CIDB grading and performance‑security requirements. The single most consequential consideration is the requirement to provide a 10% performance bond and to comply with all mandatory returnable forms and eligibility criteria, as any omission will disqualify the bid.
Submission method: sealed bids deposited in bid box at okhahlamba local municipality, 259 kingsway road, bergville, 3350 (reception). Closing: 20 november 2026 at 12:00pm. Late bids not accepted. Courier bids at least two days before closing; hand delivery accepted. NO facsimile, email, telegraphic or telephonic bids accepted. Bids must be on official forms provided (not re-typed). Bid validity: 90 days. Each page must be initialled; pages requiring full signature must be signed. Returnable documents for evaluation: - record of addenda to bid documents (if applicable) - compulsory enterprise questionnaire - certificate of registration with CIDB - compensation fund letter of good standing (coid act) - health & safety plan - bank rating letter - municipal utility bill or lease agreement - letter of intent for performance guarantee (10%) returnable documents incorporated into contract: - mbd 8: declaration of bidder's past SCM practice - original valid b-bbee status level certificate or certified copy/sworn affidavit - central supplier database supplier number or report - valid tax clearance certificate or compliance clearance pin - mbd 9: certificate of independent bid determination - company registration document - certified ID copies of directors other contract documents: form of offer and acceptance (c1.1), Contract data part 2 (c1.2), Bills of quantities (c2.2), Daywork schedule (c2.3). Disqualification risks: late submission, missing or unsigned returnable forms, non-compliance with eligibility criteria, alternative bids, bids not on official forms.
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