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Productivity SA requires suitable modern office space for its head office in the midrand/waterfall area, with a lease term of 60 months starting 01 june 2027. The premises must provide approximately 900 to 1,200 square metres of lettable office space, include 40 dedicated shaded or basement parking bays and 20 visitor bays, and be in a modern, green, technology-enabled building classified as grade-p, grade-a, or grade-b (grade-b minimum). The most consequential consideration for bidders is the mandatory compliance with the 80/20 preference point system, where 20 points are allocated for specific goals including equity ownership by historically disadvantaged individuals, women, disabled persons, youth, and locality in gauteng, with supporting documentation required to claim these points.
Submission method: bids may be posted (preferably registered mail), couriered, or placed in the tender box at productivity SA, international business gateway, cnr new road and sixth road, midrand. - Closing time: 03 december 2026 at 10:30am. Bids received after this time are not considered, regardless of method. - Copies: two copies of each file (one original, one duplicate) plus one USB containing the content of each file. Each file and USB must be marked correctly and sealed separately. Each page of the tender document must be initialled at the bottom right-hand corner. - Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed, and submitted): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Sbd 3.2 (Pricing schedule – non-firm prices): prices quoted, valid for 120 days. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any relationship with state employees or involvement in evaluation/adjudication. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims preference points for specific goals. - Sbd 7.2 (Contract form – rendering services): signed contract undertaking. - Sbd 8 (declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices): declares any past abuse, fraud, or non-performance. - Sbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): certifies NO collusive bidding. - Proof of authority (e.g., Company resolution) must be submitted for the signatory. - Bids must be submitted on official forms, not re-typed. - Counter conditions or amendments to bid conditions will invalidate the bid. - Bids from persons in the service of the state, or companies with directors who are state employees, will not be considered.
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