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Procurement activity across Trade & Industry. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) invites service providers to submit quotations for delivering specialised digital skills training (e.g., Cybersecurity, networking, programming, data analytics) to 50 unemployed south african youth in mpumalanga. The training must be face-to-face, completed within one month per enrolment, and result in industry-recognised certifications (microsoft/cisco).
β’ Quotations must be dated, signed and preferably on company letterhead. β’ Submit the functional quotation by eβmail to [email protected] And the financial quotation to [email protected]. β’ All prices must be vatβinclusive; nonβvatβregistered suppliers must state this clearly. β’ Quotations are only accepted if received by 16:00 on 13 february 2026 β late submissions will be rejected. β’ Quotations must remain valid for a minimum of 60 days from the closing date. β’ Required returnable forms: completed sbd 1, sbd 4, popia consent form and, if claiming preference points, the sbd 6.1 Claim form with supporting proof. β’ Proof of disability, race/women (latest csd report), smme status, bβbbee certificate or sworn affidavit, and local address proof must be attached to claim the respective preference points. β’ Service providers employed by the state, or with directors who are state employees, are disqualified. β’ Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and have verified banking details. β’ Prices must be firm for the contract duration; any exchangeβrate conditions must be stated. β’ Failure to provide any of the above documentation will result in loss of preference points or outright disqualification.
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) invites service providers to deliver a 5-day face-to-face digital literacy training program to 100 unemployed south africans in mpumalanga province. The training covers essential digital skills, including hardware, software, internet use, and introductory AI/4IR tools, with a focus on improving employability.
β’ Submit the functional quotation by eβmail to [email protected] And the financial quotation to [email protected]. β’ Quotations must be dated, signed and printed on the supplierβs official letterhead. β’ All prices must be vatβinclusive (if the supplier is not vatβregistered, this must be clearly stated). β’ Quotations are valid for a minimum of 60 days from the closing date. β’ Required returnable documents: completed sbd 1, sbd 4, the RFQ with popia consent form and, if claiming preference points, the completed sbd 6.1 Claim form with supporting proof. β’ Suppliers must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and have verified banking details. β’ Disqualification triggers: submission after 13 feb 2026 16:00, missing or incomplete forms, failure to provide proof for claimed preference points, employment of state officials or directors who are state employees, nonβcompliance with tax or csd registration, and failure to meet the VAT or validity requirements.
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) is seeking quotations from qualified service providers to deliver faceβtoβface specialised digital skills training to 50 unemployed south africans in the north west province. The training must cover a range of 4ir topics, provide microsoft and cisco certifications, and be completed within one month per enrolment.
β’ Quotations must be dated, signed and preferably on company letterhead. β’ Submit the functional quotation by eβmail to [email protected] And the financial quotation to [email protected]. β’ All required sbd forms (sbd 1, sbd 4 and the popia consent form) must be completed in full and attached to the quotation. β’ If you wish to claim preferential procurement points, complete sbd 6.1 And attach the required proof (HDI β race, women, disability; smme; bβbbee; local address proof). β’ Quotations received after 13 february 2026 16:00 will be rejected. β’ Quotations are valid for a minimum of 60 days from the closing time. β’ Prices must be vatβinclusive; nonβvatβregistered bidders must state this clearly. β’ NO quotation will be accepted from service providers employed by the state or from directors who are state employees. β’ Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and have verified banking details. β’ All prices are firm for the contract duration; any exchangeβrate conditions must be stated. β’ Failure to provide any required document (e.g., Sbd forms, proof of preference) will be interpreted as a decision not to claim those points and may lead to disqualification.
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) invites service providers to deliver a 5-day face-to-face digital literacy training programme to 100 unemployed south africans in the north west province. The training aims to equip beneficiaries with essential digital skills, including internet use, cloud storage, online collaboration, and secure transactions, to enhance employability in the digital economy.
β’ Quotations must be dated, signed and on company letterhead. β’ Submit two separate emails: functional proposal to [email protected] And financial proposal to [email protected]. β’ All required sbd forms (sbd 1, sbd 4, popia consent form) and the completed RFQ must be attached. β’ If claiming preferential points, complete sbd 6.1 And attach supporting proof (csd report, disability letter, bβbbee certificate, proof of address, turnover evidence, etc.). β’ Quotations must be valid for at least 60 days from the closing date. β’ Prices must be vatβinclusive; nonβvatβregistered bidders must state this clearly. β’ Late submissions (after 13 feb 2026 16:00) will be rejected. β’ Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and have a verified banking detail. β’ NO bids from state employees or entities with directors who are state employees. β’ Disqualification triggers: missing forms, failure to provide required proofs, nonβcompliance with tax or csd registration, or late submission.
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) is seeking a service provider to deliver faceβtoβface specialised digital skills training to 50 unemployed south africans in the northern cape. The training must be completed within one month per enrolment and result in microsoft and cisco certifications.
β’ Quotations must be dated, signed on company letterhead and emailed to [email protected] (Functional proposal) and [email protected] (Financial proposal). β’ All required sbd forms (sbd 1, 4, 6.1 And popia consent form) must be completed in full and attached to the quotation. β’ Quotations must be valid for at least 60 days from the closing date and must be firm for the contract duration. β’ Prices must be quoted vatβinclusive; nonβvatβregistered suppliers must state that VAT is excluded. β’ Late submissions (after 13 february 2026 16:00) will be rejected. β’ Service providers must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and have verified banking details. β’ NO quotations will be accepted from persons employed by the state or from entities with directors who are state employees. β’ All bids must be submitted by email to the addresses above; any hardβcopy submission must be delivered to the address shown on the bid form before the deadline.
The department of trade, industry and competition is seeking quotations from qualified service providers to deliver a fiveβday, faceβtoβface digital literacy programme to 100 unemployed south africans in the western cape. Bidders must submit functional and financial proposals by 13 february 2026, complying with extensive infrastructure, qualification and preferential procurement requirements.
β’ Submit the functional proposal by email to [email protected] And the financial proposal to [email protected]. β’ Quotations must be dated, signed and printed on the companyβs letterhead. β’ All prices must be vatβinclusive; if you are not vatβregistered, state this clearly. β’ Quotations are valid for a minimum of 60 days from the closing date. β’ Include the completed sbd 1, sbd 4, the RFQ form and popia consent form with the quotation. β’ To claim preferential procurement points, complete sbd 6.1 And attach the required proof (bβbbee certificate, disability proof, race/women proof, smme documentation, local address proof, etc.). β’ Late submissions (after 13 february 2026 16:00) will be rejected. β’ Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and have a verified banking account. β’ NO bidder employed by the state or with directors who are state employees may submit. β’ A service level agreement will be signed after award; this does not affect the initial submission.
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) seeks a qualified service provider to deliver special audit services over a threeβyear period. This open tender is aimed at professional audit firms capable of meeting dticβs audit requirements.
β’ Provide all returnable documents as listed in the tender (specific documents not detailed in the extracted text).
The department of trade, industry and competition (DTIC) is seeking a qualified service provider to review, maintain and enhance its business continuity management process and plan (bcmp) over a 36βmonth contract. The engagement is open to professional service firms capable of delivering continuous bcmp support throughout the contract period.
β’ Provide all returnable documents listed in the tender (the specific list is not captured here). β’ Ensure documents are signed, dated and submitted by the deadline. β’ Late or incomplete submissions may be disqualified.
Market analysis for Trade & Industry
Key market metrics for Trade & Industry
33
Total Tenders
RΒ 34,0M
Total Awarded Value
8
Active Companies
Ranked supplier analysis
Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
0.65
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Awards
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Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
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Win Rate
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CDS
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Win Rate
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CDS
0.30
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Win Rate
100.0%
CDS
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