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Procurement activity across South African National Parks. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
South african national parks (sanparks) is procuring services under an open request for bid, governed by a detailed service agreement with standard terms and conditions. The contract covers service delivery at sanparks premises, with requirements for a key account manager, compliance with security rules, and acceptance of all contractual terms. The most consequential consideration is that bidders must accept the standard terms and conditions by initialling every page or providing mark-ups/comments, as failure to do so is deemed full acceptance, and non-acceptance may disqualify the bid.
Submission method: physical delivery only. Bids must be deposited in the tender box at 643 leyds street, muckleneuk, pretoria (main gate). Bids sent via internet or email will not be accepted. Late bids will not be considered. NO public opening of bids. Number of copies: two original bid documents, each page initialled and signed where required, plus one electronic copy in pdf on a usb/memory stick. Returnable documents (all must be completed, signed and submitted): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): declares any relationship with state employees or the procuring institution. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee preference points. - Sbd 7.2 (Contract form): to be signed by the successful bidder. - General conditions of contract (gcc): each page initialled. - Special terms and conditions of contract for services: each page initialled. - Proof of central supplier database (csd) registration. Disqualification risks: - incomplete, fraudulent, or misrepresented information. - Failure to comply with mandatory or technical requirements. - Offering gifts or benefits to sanparks employees, canvassing, or lobbying. - Any attempt to influence evaluation or award decisions. - Fronting: if fronting indicators are found, the bidder has 7 days to prove otherwise; failure invalidates the bid and may lead to restriction from public sector business for up to 10 years. - Amending bid conditions or setting counter conditions invalidates the bid. - Bids must be completed in black ink; forms must not be retyped or redrafted.
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Sanparks seeks a service provider for routine and ad-hoc helicopter maintenance support, servicing, and supply or overhaul of parts and spare parts for its as350b3 and h125 helicopters, based at skukuza in the kruger national park, for a five-year contract. The most consequential requirement is the mandatory SACAA aircraft maintenance organisation (amo) approval with specific ratings for airbus helicopter as350 and h125 airframe and avionics, along with proof of direct access to airbus helicopters oem technical data and genuine spare parts supply channels.
Returnable documents: sbd 1 (invitation to bid), sbd 4 (declaration of interest), sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim), sbd 6.2 (Declaration for local production and content), sbd 7.1 (Contract form for goods), sbd 8 (declaration of past SCM practices), and sbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination). Bidders must initial each page of the standard terms and conditions, including annexure c, to indicate acceptance; any non-acceptance must be marked up or submitted as a separate document detailing proposed amendments. Failure to initial or indicate objections is deemed full acceptance of all terms.
South african national parks is tendering the right to operate the jakkalsbessie concession in the kruger national park, comprising two lodges (tinga and narina), food and beverage, retail and wildlife activities, and the management of roads and environmental infrastructure. The successful bidder will form a special purpose vehicle and enter a public private partnership agreement, with the facility reverting to sanparks at the end of the term. The most consequential requirement is the obligation to meet sanparks' dedicated b-bbee and socio-economic transformation targets, which will be scored in the evaluation.
Bidders must be willing to enter a PPP agreement and form a special purpose vehicle (spv) for the concession. The concession comprises two lodges (tinga and narina) on 5,500 hectares with 120km of roads, located approximately 5km from skukuza camp. Bidders must meet sanparks' dedicated b-bbee scorecard targets, including ownership, management control, employment, skills development, preferential procurement, enterprise and supplier development, and socio-economic development contributions. All developments are subject to an environmental impact assessment and require an environmental permit from DFFE; the existing EIA can be transferred to the new spv within 30β90 days. A water licence from dws is required and must be transferred from the current concessionaire spv to the new spv (minimum 30 days). All guides must be registered with DFFE and hold cathseta accreditation (or previous theta with current DFFE registration); fgasa is not accepted. The private party must comply with SANS 1162 responsible tourism minimum standards and obtain various permits including firearm, game guide, vehicle, driver, and liquor licences (if applicable).
Appointment of a service provider to conduct a fire safety audit at the tsitsikamma section of the garden route national park.
Sanparks is awarding rights to operate the mpanamana concession in the kruger national park, comprising three existing camps with lodges (shishangeni lodge, camp shonga and camp shawu), including accommodation, food and beverage, retail and wildlife activities, plus responsibility for managing the concession's roads and environmental infrastructure. The successful bidder will form an spv and hold exclusive traversing rights over the concession area, which is off-limits to normal park visitors. The most consequential requirement is the obligation to meet sanparks' dedicated b-bbee scorecard targets covering ownership, management control, employment, skills development, preferential procurement and enterprise development, with scores allocated according to the methodology in the RFP.
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Sanparks is procuring helicopter services for game capture and related operations under an 80/20 preference point system, requiring a dedicated pilot with specific flying hours and a valid commercial helicopter license. The contract is open to bidders who can meet strict aviation compliance, including an air operating certificate, air operations specification, and air services license, with a mandatory minimum insurance cover of r50 million. The most consequential consideration is the mandatory evaluation criteria, which are pass/fail and require full compliance with all listed aviation and pilot requirements, including certified copies of logbooks and licenses.
Mandatory: provide a valid air operating certificate (aoc) issued by SACAA in the bidder's name (certified copy). Mandatory: provide a valid air operations specification (opspec) with general air service class iii, aircraft category h2. Mandatory: provide a valid air services license (asl) class iii with types g10 and g15, including aircraft categories. Mandatory: provide a valid commercial pilot license with cull rating for the dedicated pilot (certified copy). Mandatory: provide proof of combined 3rd party and passenger liability insurance of minimum r50,000,000 per incident, plus a signed letter of undertaking. Mandatory: submit a certified copy of the pilot's logbook showing at least 500 hours for game capture (or 1000 hours for turbine/piston) to score points. Mandatory: submit a valid commercial helicopter license and supporting documents, including crew resource management and dangerous goods certificates. Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and provide a tcs pin or csd number. Bids must be submitted on official forms (sbd1, sbd6.1, Etc.) And include a quotation on company letterhead; incomplete submissions are disqualified. Preference points: 80/20 system applies; specific goals (e.g., BBBEE status) must be claimed with supporting evidence, or points are forfeited.
This tender invites recruitment agencies to provide recruitment services for a period of three years. The appointment is for professional services and consulting, and the tender is open at a national level. NO briefing session is scheduled.
Returnable documents: invitation to bid (sbd 1) must be fully, submission of fully completed sbd 4 (bidderβs (refer to annexure a), submission of fully completed sbd 6.1 (Refer to annexure b), central supplier database β mandatory compliance, bidders are required to be registered on the central supplier database (csd) of national, treasury. Failure to submit the requested information may lead to disqualification., (Please provide proof of registration on the central supplier database).
South african national parks (sanparks) seeks a service provider to rent office space at groenkloof national park in pretoria for a five-year period. The contract is governed by sanparks' standard terms and conditions of contract for services, which impose detailed obligations on the service provider regarding personnel vetting, compliance with internal and security rules, service levels, and financial reporting. The single most consequential requirement is that the provider must fully accept or formally object to every clause of the standard terms by initialling each page, as failure to do so constitutes deemed acceptance of all terms.
Bidders must initial every page of the standard terms and conditions of contract (including annexure c) through their authorised representative to indicate acceptance. If a bidder does not accept any term or condition, they must clearly indicate non-acceptance by either marking up the relevant provisions in the document or submitting a separate document detailing proposed amendments or comments as part of their bid response. Failure to initial each page and to indicate objections through mark-ups or a separate submission will be deemed by sanparks as the bidder's full acceptance of all terms and conditions. The bidder acknowledges by initialling or submitting comments that IT has fully read and understands the provisions, has NO expectation of award, and does not deem the initialling as creating any binding contract with sanparks. Sanparks reserves the right to amend these standard terms and conditions at its sole discretion.
South african national parks is procuring a 25-year public-private partnership for the mluwati concession in the kruger national park, covering the financing, refurbishment, operation and maintenance of three lodges (imbali lodge, hamilton's tented camp and hoyo-hoyo traditional camp), food and beverage, retail, wildlife activities (drives and walks), and the management of roads and environmental infrastructure. The selected private party will pay PPP fees to sanparks and must meet strict environmental standards, b-bbee obligations including a 10% free-carry equity interest for dispossessed land owner communities, and a functionality threshold of 80%. Bidders must demonstrate a net asset value of at least r10 million, at least five years' upmarket lodge operation experience, and the ability to fund three months' operational expenditure.
Bid closing: 12h00 on 5 october 2026; bids delivered after this time are invalid and returned unopened. Mandatory documents include an original bid bond (annexure 7 wording), original residual value undertaking (annexure 8 wording), SARS tax clearance issued within six months of the bid date for each south african member, audited financial statements for the past 3 years, a written statement of net asset value of at least r10 million, written confirmation of cashflow to fund at least three months' operational expenditure, and proof of csd registration. Bidders must demonstrate a net asset value of at least r10 million (for consortia, in proportion to shareholding), solvent shareholders, and the ability to raise debt and equity and provide security. At least 30% of equity in the bidding entity must be held by the technical/operational partner with hospitality operations experience. Bidders must have at least 5 years' upmarket to luxury lodge operation experience, previous experience in protected areas, experience operating game drives and walks, and strong marketing/branding with international tourism channel relationships. Functionality threshold: bids must score at least 80% overall (with each functional sub-category at a minimum 50%) to proceed to price and b-bbee evaluation; the 90/10 preference point system applies. A 10% equity interest must be set aside for dispossessed land owner communities on a free-carry basis, with one director appointment, and enterprise development support is required. Site visit and due diligence: 11 august 2026, 09h00 to 13h00 (only official site visit; registration required with jabulile galane at (012) 426 5036 / [email protected]); Bidder's conference on 20 august 2026. Bids must be submitted in two sealed envelopes to jabulile galane, sanparks, 643 leyds street, muckleneuk, pretoria; including the pricing or b-bbee proposal in envelope 1 disqualifies the bid. A bidder may bid on a maximum of four of the six concessions; sanparks may award a maximum of two to the same preferred bidder.
Sanparks is awarding a 25-year public-private partnership to finance, refurbish, operate and maintain the mutlumuvi concession in the kruger national park, covering a lodge and tented camp, food and beverage, retail, wildlife drives and walks, and management of roads and environmental infrastructure. The successful bidder must be a south african for-profit company with a technical partner holding at least 30% equity and proven hospitality experience, and must pay the residual value of the immovable concession assets to the outgoing concessionaire within 3 business days before the long stop date. The most consequential requirement is the upfront payment of the residual value as a condition precedent, alongside a 25-year commitment to operate the concession without acquiring ownership of the land or sanparks intellectual property.
Bidders must be a south african registered for-profit company with a technical partner holding at least 30% equity and proven hospitality operations experience. Bidders must not be a restricted enterprise listed on the register for tender defaulters, the disqualified directors' register, or any similar register. The private party must pay the residual value of the immovable concession assets to sanparks within 3 business days before the long stop date (10 business days from the signature date) as a condition precedent. The private party must finance, refurbish, operate and maintain the mutlumuvi concession for a 25-year term, including accommodation (lodge and tented camp), food and beverage, retail, wildlife drives and walks, and management of roads and environmental infrastructure. The private party must pay a PPP fee comprising a minimum PPP fee and a variable PPP fee (excluding the conservation levy) and provide a performance bond in the format of schedule 11. The private party must meet b-bbee obligations under schedule 5, with the local geographic area defined as within a 100 km radius of the concession area. The private party must provide constitutional documents (memorandum of incorporation, shareholders' agreement, etc.) As per schedule 9, approved by sanparks, and comply with all applicable laws including the companies act, PFMA, popia, cpa, and environmental laws.
South african national parks is tendering a public private partnership for the jock of the bushveld concession in the kruger national park, comprising two lodges (jock safari lodge and fitzpatrick's lodge) with 30 guest beds and 14 staff beds. The selected private party will finance, refurbish, design, build, maintain and operate the accommodation, food and beverage, retail and wildlife activity products, and manage roads and environmental infrastructure at its own risk, paying a PPP fee to sanparks. The most consequential requirement is the mandatory compliance with sanparks' dedicated b-bbee scorecard, which sets specific targets for ownership, management control, employment, skills development, preferential procurement, enterprise and supplier development, and socio-economic development for black people, black women and youth within a 100km radius of the park.
Returnable documents and submission channel are not stated in the information memorandum. Bidders must refer to the request for proposals (RFP) for the full submission requirements, including the b-bbee scorecard and obligations under settlement agreements. The information memorandum is not the bid document; IT is provided to assist bidders in deciding whether to submit a proposal. Sanparks may change or replace information at any time without prior notice, with changes communicated through official channels. Bidders must conduct their own due diligence and obtain independent advice; sanparks disclaims liability for reliance on the memorandum.
Sanparks is offering a 25-year public private partnership to finance, refurbish, operate and maintain the lwakahle concession in the kruger national park, including the existing lukimbi lodge, food and beverage, retail, wildlife activities and roads and environmental infrastructure. The successful bidder must pay the residual value of the concession asset (r12,250,003 excluding VAT) and meet strict financial, tourism experience and b-bbee requirements. The most consequential requirement is the mandatory 80% functionality threshold and the 90/10 preference point system, with bidders needing at least r10 million asset value and 5 years of upmarket lodge experience.
Bids must be submitted to jabulile galane, project administrator: sanparks six knp concessions tender, south african national parks, 643 leyds street, muckleneuk, pretoria, before 12h00 on 5 october 2026. Late submissions are invalid and returned unopened. Use a two-envelope system: - envelope 1 (technical proposal): marked "technical proposal - original", containing one original physical document and one electronic copy. - Envelope 2 (financial proposal and b-bbee proposal): marked "financial proposal and b-bbee proposal", containing one original physical document and one physical copy. Including the pricing or b-bbee proposal in envelope 1 causes disqualification. The electronic copy must be identical to the physical submission, with the same sequence and labelling. Bids and all correspondence must be in english. All mandatory returnable documents must be included or the bid may be disqualified. Bids must remain valid for 180 business days from the bid date. Bidders bear all costs of preparation. Mandatory returnable documents include: bid bond (annexure 7), residual value undertaking (annexure 8), resolutions of the project company and each member, SARS tax clearance certificate (issued within six months), audited financial statements for the past three years, written statement of net asset value of at least r10 million, written confirmation of cashflow covering three months of operational expenditure, and proof of csd registration.
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Market analysis for South African National Parks
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