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Sanpc requires one or more service providers to carry out due diligence audit work on an as-and-when-required basis over a 36-month period, with each assignment governed by a separate service order, purchase order or engagement order issued under sanpc's standard terms and conditions. Work is priced in south african rand at rates that are fixed and firm for the life of each order, with time-and-materials work paid only for hours actually recorded on sanpc's time and attendance system. The most consequential commercial exposure is that rates must be fully inclusive of staff costs, mobilisation, statutory contributions, insurance and overheads, and that sanpc will pay nothing beyond the amounts set out in each order.
Submission method - online upload to the national treasury etender portal (www.etenders.gov.za), Or - physical deposit in the sanpc tender box at sanpc facility (petrosa head office), 3rd floor reception, 151 frans conradie drive, parow, cape town 7500. - Tender box is accessible weekdays 08:00–16:00 only. - NO email or faxed submissions will be accepted. - Upload or deposit well before the closing date; do not leave IT to the closing day. Copies - submit one original plus one copy, unless the bid is submitted electronically. Packaging - envelopes must relate only to this RFP; do not include documents for any other tender. Mandatory returnable documents (failure to submit disqualifies) - completed form of offer (part 4). - Separate pricing schedule with a detailed cost breakdown aligned to the scope and deliverables. - Proof of csd registration number (foreign entities without a local registered entity exempt). - Written evidence of compliance with the scope of work and the bid elimination criteria in annexure a. Returnable documents used for scoring (non-submission scores zero for that criterion) - b-bbee certificate issued by an authorised body or person, or a b-bbee sworn affidavit, to claim specific goal points. Essential returnable documents (a further deadline may be granted; continued failure may disqualify) - part 2: background, overview and scope of requirements. - Part 5: proposal form. - Part 6: signing power — board of directors resolution authorising the signatory. - Part 7: certificate of acquaintance with RFP documents. - Part 8: certificate of acquaintance with general tender conditions — services. - Part 9: RFP declaration form. - Part 10: breach of law form. - Part 11: certificate of acquaintance with non-disclosure agreement. - Annexure a: preference points claim form. - Annexure b: sbd 4 declaration of interest. - Annexure c: sbd 8 declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices. - Annexure d: sbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination. - Annexure e: sbd 1. - Appendix (ii): general tender conditions. - Appendix (iii): safety arrangements and procedural compliance with the occupational health and safety act. - Annexure a3: sanpc standard terms and conditions. Disqualification risks - late submission or delivery to the wrong address. - Omission of any mandatory returnable document. - Failure to meet any bid elimination criterion in annexure a. - Canvassing any sanpc officer or employee between closing and award. - Collusion with another bidder. - Submission of a bid that does not conform to the instructions or scope of work.
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The south african national petroleum company (sanpc) in the western cape is procuring a heavy‑duty oil containment boom to be manufactured, supplied and delivered for use at its saldanha terminal and opc facility. The contract is valued at 2026 and closes on 11 november 2026 at 11:00. Bidders must meet the detailed technical specifications for the boom and comply with sanpc’s standard terms and conditions.
- Closing date and time: 11 november 2026 at 11:00. - Technical scope: manufacture, supply and delivery of a heavy‑duty oil containment boom for sanpc saldanha terminal and opc. - Estimated value: 2026. - Category: manufacture of rubber and plastics products. - Location: western cape (saldanha terminal and opc). - Compliance: must adhere to sanpc standard terms and conditions (annexure a3).
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