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Procurement activity across Umuziwabantu Local Municipality. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
Serving the rural South Coast communities of Harding and surrounds, Umuziwabantu Local Municipality focuses on basic roads, water, and community facilities. Tenders SA's AI-Powered Matching surfaces small‑scale projects, while compliance gap analysis checks B‑BBEE, local supplier, and community‑benefit documentation. Simplified workflows and CSD guidance empower emerging contractors to bid confidently in uGu District.
Umuziwabantu local municipality requires a suitably qualified valuer to undertake a general valuation of all rateable property, compile a new valuation roll for implementation on 1 july 2028, and then maintain and update that roll for five years to 30 june 2033 under the municipal property rates act. The work covers the property register, GIS cadastral layer, aerial photography, sales and attribute data, agricultural and communal property valuations, objection and appeal close-out reports, and operation of a compliant valuation roll management system, staffed by a nominated municipal valuer, assistant valuer(s), GIS and data manager and project manager. Bids are scored on the 80/20 system (80 price, 20 specific goals) and the single most consequential hurdle is the compulsory briefing on 10 november 2026 at 10:00, which bidders may only attend with a purchased bid document and proof of payment, and without which NO bid will be accepted.
Submission method: sealed envelope deposited in the bid box at the municipal offices, 10 murchison street, harding. Envelope marking: as prescribed in section d of the bid document. Closing: 27 november 2026 at 12:00. Bids open publicly immediately thereafter. Late, emailed, posted, faxed, telegraphic or telephonic bids are rejected. Bid document fee: r500 non-refundable, payable in advance to umuziwabantu local municipality, first national bank, account 6284 641 4936, with the bid number and bidder name as reference. Bid documents available from the supply chain management office, 10 murchison street, from 26 october 2026. NO submission accepted unless the bid document fee is receipted and the attendance form is signed and date-stamped at the compulsory briefing. Returnable documents: - original bid document completed in black ink, every page initialled and signed by the authorised signatory; missing pages disqualify. - Board resolution or equivalent authorising the signatory to bind the bidder. - Valid original tax clearance certificate (or SARS tax compliance status pin). - B-bbee status level verification certificate (mbd 6.1) If claiming preference points. - Bribery affidavit (section 2). - Mbd 9 certificate of independent bid determination. - Completed financial statements and bank reference details. - Schedule of previous similar contracts completed. - Declaration in terms of the municipality's supply chain management policy. - Affidavits, nominations and declarations for the municipal valuer, assistant municipal valuer, GIS and data manager, and project manager. - Pricing schedule and project work programme (section n). - Declaration of computer equipment, software and IT systems (section o). - Declaration of interest (section p). - Preference points claim (section r). - Bidder's past supply chain management practices declaration (section s). - Contact details of bidder (section u). - Proof of registration on the municipality's accredited supplier database, if not already registered.
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