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The special investigating unit requires a land evaluator or land surveyor specialist to evaluate and survey 17 land parcels in kwazulu-natal. The engagement runs for six months or 1,920 hours, whichever comes first, with disbursements limited to the province where the investigation is primarily situated. Bidders must quote an hourly rate inclusive of VAT and disbursements, and the proposed resource must have at least three years' relevant land surveying experience. The most consequential consideration is proving the proposed resource's three-year experience and completing annexure a accurately, as false information may lead to legal action.
Submission method: email only, to [email protected]. Only submissions sent to and received from this address on or before the closing date and time will be considered. Closing time: 10 november 2026 at 12:00. Quotations must be on the bidder's letterhead, with all pages signed by the responsible person. Quotations must include a cost breakdown and be inclusive of VAT for vat-registered bidders. The quotation must be valid for 90 days from the closing date. Returnable forms and documents: - sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses any state employment or relationships with the procuring institution; must be completed and signed. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims b-bbee preference points; must be completed and signed. - Sbd 8 (declaration of bidder's past SCM practices) and sbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): confirm NO collusion and NO connection with other bidders. - Proof of csd registration and a valid tax compliance status (csd summary report or SARS pin). - B-bbee certificate (sanas logo) or sworn affidavit (for eme/qse). - Proof of authority to sign (e.g., Company resolution). Disqualification risks: - any page unsigned, or any required form omitted or incomplete. - Late or incomplete submissions. - Csd tax compliance status not reflected on the csd summary report. - Alterations to the tender document other than filling in bidder details and price. - Being listed on the national treasury's restricted suppliers or tender defaulters database. - Being under investigation for corrupt activities.
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The special investigation unit requires a single-off catering service for an ICT awareness training event on 16 and 17 november 2026 at its polokwane office, with 43 portions per menu item over two days. The estimated value is under r1 million, so the 80/20 preference points system applies. Bidders must be csd registered, SARS tax compliant, and submit a full set of statutory documents including sbd 4, sbd 6.1, And a signed quotation.
Submission method: email only - submission email: [email protected] - Only submissions received at this address on or before the closing date and time will be considered. - Quotations must be on the bidder's company letterhead. - All pages of the quotation must be signed by the responsible person. - The quotation must include a cost breakdown and be inclusive of VAT for vat-registered bidders. - The official RFQ document must be completed and signed; forms must not be retyped. - Faxed and emailed submissions are accepted; the bidder bears the risk of ensuring complete receipt by the siu by the due time. Returnable documents: - completed and signed RFQ document, including sbd 4 and sbd 6.1. - Sbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses whether any director, shareholder or connected person is employed by the state or has a relationship with the siu; a false declaration disqualifies the bid. - Sbd 6.1 (Preference points claim form): claims b-bbee preference points under the 80/20 system. - Sbd 7 (contract form): to be signed by the successful bidder. - ID copies of company directors. - Cipc company registration. - SARS tax compliance status pin. - B-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit (eme/qse) to claim preference points. - Csd registration number and csd tax compliance summary report. - Proof of authority to sign (e.g. Company resolution). Disqualification risks: - late or incomplete submissions. - Unsigned quotation pages. - Omission of sbd 4 or sbd 6.1. - Non-compliant csd tax status. - Alterations to the tender document other than filling in bidder details and prices. - Being listed on the national treasury database of restricted suppliers or defaulters. - Being under investigation for corrupt activities. - Failure to pass siu internal integrity unit screening or state security agency vetting.
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