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Procurement activity across Tourism. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
Developing and promoting South Africa as a preferred tourism destination, the Department of Tourism procures destination marketing, tourism research, infrastructure grants, and professional services. Tenders SA's AI Matching & Recommendations surfaces tourism‑sector RFQs, while compliance gap analysis validates your marketing certifications, professional registrations, and B‑BBEE documentation. Historical award data, market heatmaps, and competitor tracking help you bid strategically in this national department.
The department requires a travel and tourism environmental scan to support the review of the national tourism stakeholder strategy (ntss). The scope covers analysis of the travel and tourism environment relevant to the strategy review. Bidders must submit a completed quotation with all required standard sbd forms by the closing deadline.
Returnable documents: - sbd 4 (bidder's disclosure): declares whether the bidder or any director/shareholder is employed by an organ of state, has a relationship with anyone at the procuring institution, or has an interest in any other enterprise. All csd-registered active companies linked to directors must be disclosed; failure to disclose leads to disqualification. - The form must be completed, signed, and submitted with the bid. Disqualification risks: - being listed on the register for tender defaulters or the list of restricted suppliers. - False or incomplete disclosure on sbd 4.
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Supply of CD ss apparel is required for the department of tourism in gauteng under a request for quotation. The scope covers clothing and textile goods, with the closing date set for 9 november 2026 at 07:00. The only substantive document in the pack is the sbd 4 declaration of interest form, so bidders must ensure the complete bid pack, pricing schedule and supporting compliance documents are obtained and submitted in full.
Closing: bids close on 9 november 2026 at 07:00; late submissions will not be accepted. Scope: supply of CD ss apparel, falling under clothing, textiles and footwear supplies. Declaration of interest: sbd 4 must be completed and signed, disclosing any state employment or connections to officials of the procuring institution. Pricing: submit a priced quotation for the apparel required, in the format specified in the bid pack. Compliance documents: include all returnable forms and supporting registration and tax compliance evidence with the quotation. Bid pack: obtain the full quotation document set, as the available pack contains only the sbd 4 form and not the specification or pricing schedule. Enquiries: direct all clarification requests to the department of tourism supply chain management unit before the closing date.
Supply and delivery of laptop bags, laptop stands, headphones and dji equipment for the department of tourism in gauteng. The quotation closes on 9 november 2026 at 09:00. Bidders must submit a priced quotation against the specified items and meet the department's supply chain management requirements. The most consequential consideration is that NO submission method, briefing or evaluation detail is stated in the available information, so bidders should confirm these with the department before preparing an offer.
Closing: 9 november 2026 at 09:00; late submissions will not be accepted. Scope: supply of laptop bags, laptop stands, headphones and dji equipment as listed in the request. Pricing: a fully priced quotation covering every item is required; incomplete pricing may be rejected. Submission: the method and address for delivery of the quotation are not stated in the available information and must be confirmed with the department. Briefing: NO compulsory briefing or site visit is indicated; confirm with the department whether attendance is required. Evaluation: the preference point system and any minimum qualifying score are not stated; bidders should establish the applicable criteria before bidding. Compliance: standard national treasury returnable forms and a valid tax compliance status are required for a responsive bid.
This is a request for quotation for the renovation of the vic area at or tambo international airport (ortia), reference im2282026, in gauteng. A compulsory briefing session will be held at the or tambo international arrivals gate, tourism visitor information centre. Contractors specialising in specialised construction activities should apply, and attendance at the compulsory briefing is required.
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The department requires catering services for 14 and 15 november 2026 at the university of western cape, with an estimated value of r20,26 million. Bidders must submit a firm quotation covering both days, and the closing time is 9 november 2026 at 07:00 sast.
Closing date and time: 9 november 2026 at 07:00; submission method: quotation via the tender portal; scope: catering services for 14-15 november 2026 at university of western cape; estimated value: r20,26 million; mandatory briefing or site visit: not specified in the available sections; evaluation split: not specified in the available sections; minimum qualifying scores: not specified in the available sections; CIDB grading and b-bbee levels: not specified in the available sections; financial capacity requirements: not specified in the available sections; disqualifying conditions: not specified in the available sections
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