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The food services department at tygerberg hospital requires the supply and delivery of eight fresh meat lines — beef sausage, beef silverside, beef tongue, diced bolo with less than 10% fat, diced bolo with NO fat, extra lean beef mince, small twisted beef bangers and smoked viennas — under a two-year contract running from 1 march 2027 to 28 february 2029. Annual volumes are large, led by extra lean beef mince at 36,400 kg, diced bolo at 26,000 kg and 13,000 kg, and beef sausage at 12,480 kg. Bidders price every item per kilogram including VAT on the wcbd 3.1 Pricing schedule, quoting separate year 1 and year 2 rates, a total per annum for each year, and a grand total combining both years. The most consequential point is that the schedule must be completed in full for both contract years, because those two-year rates constitute the entire bid price.
Contract period: 1 march 2027 to 28 february 2029 (two years), with prices quoted separately for year 1 and year 2. Pricing schedule: wcbd 3.1 — A price per kilogram including VAT is required for each of the eight fresh meat items, for year 1 and year 2, plus a total per annum for each year. Grand total: the year 1 and year 2 item totals are added together, and the final total bid price is year 1 plus year 2 — every item must be priced for both years. Volumes to price against: extra lean beef mince 36,400 kg, diced bolo with less than 10% fat 26,000 kg, diced bolo with NO fat 13,000 kg, beef sausage 12,480 kg, small twisted beef bangers 6,500 kg, beef silverside 3,120 kg, smoked viennas 2,600 kg and beef tongue 520 kg per annum. Product standard: all eight lines are specified as fresh, and supply and delivery is to the food services department at tygerberg hospital in the western cape. Closing: 3 december 2026 at 11:00, bid reference tbh 305/2026.
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