South African Nuclear Energy Corporation Limited Tenders & RFQ's

The south african nuclear energy corporation limited requires the supply and delivery of medium grade vermiculite and vermiculite cement mixture over a period of 3 years. Bids will be evaluated on the 80/20 preference point system, with price weighted at 80 points and b-bbee status level at 20 points. Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and hold a valid SARS tax compliance status to be considered.

This contract is necsa's standard terms and conditions for the supply of goods, works, or services. IT covers definitions, service provider obligations, subcontracting (requiring necsa's written consent and preference for black empowerment companies), indemnities, intellectual property, confidentiality (including section 51 of the nuclear energy act), payment terms (monthly statements, 10% retention fee, penalties for late delivery), force majeure, dispute resolution, and applicable law (south african). Bidders must have a valid SARS tax clearance certificate and must not be insolvent or under judicial management. The contract is governed by south african law and written in english.

This open tender invites bids for the manufacturing, supply, and delivery of lead pots on an as-and-when-required basis over a three-year period in the eastern cape. Suitable manufacturers and suppliers with relevant production capacity and compliance with south african procurement regulations should apply. NO compulsory briefing session is required.

This is an open tender by the south african nuclear energy corporation limited (necsa) for a three-year support contract for a welding management system and related listed software. The contract will be awarded based on a 80/20 preference point system (price out of 80, specific goals out of 20) for tenders valued between r30,000 and r50 million. Bidders must submit a technical proposal (envelope one) and a pricing proposal (envelope two) in sealed envelopes, with two hard copies (one original, one copy) and one electronic copy, limited to 400mm x 100mm x 150mm. Mandatory pre-qualification requirements include central supplier database registration, coida letter of good standing, and company information. Bidders must submit a company she policy and quality policy, provide references, and may be required to participate in interviews or demonstrations. The successful bidder must register as a necsa supplier. Site access is restricted as necsa is a national key point; foreign citizens must submit passport copies at least two weeks before site entry. Bidders must comply with all technical and commercial requirements, and necsa reserves the right to cancel or negotiate prices if the highest-scoring tender is not market-related.

Necsa is procuring professional services under a standard terms and conditions contract, requiring service providers to deliver services, reports and deliverables as specified in the bid documents. The most consequential requirement is that the service provider must submit a tax clearance certificate from SARS before award, and necsa may retain 10% of the contract value as a retention fee.