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Procurement activity across Umzimvubu Local Municipality. The award rate is the share of concluded tenders (awarded plus closed) that resulted in a published contract award.
Covering Mount Frere and surrounding rural areas, Umzimvubu Local Municipality issues tenders for gravel roads, water schemes, housing, and community development. The region's rural character and community-based governance require empathetic, locally-aware bidding. Tenders SA helps you navigate this—AI Matching Engine identifies Umzimvubu opportunities aligned with your community-focussed construction or engineering expertise. Document analysis clarifies community liaison requirements and technical scopes. Compliance gap analysis ensures your B-BBEE and local-content documentation is complete. Our application assistance provides a workflow to submit a responsive, compliant bid for this Alfred Nzo District municipality.
Umzimvubu local municipality invites bids for the maintenance of the tela-dundee access road in the eastern cape. This open tender is for contractors with CIDB grading 3ce or higher. A compulsory briefing and site visit will be held on 31 july 2026, and submissions must be physically deposited by 12:00 noon on 11 august 2026.
• Submit tender documents physically into the tender box at new umzimvubu local municipality offices, 67 church street, emaxesibeni, eastern cape, 4735. • Submission deadline is 12:00 noon on the closing date specified in the project table. • Tenders must be clearly marked with the project name. • NO couriered, faxed, emailed, or late submissions will be accepted. • Bid documents are available for free download on the e-tender portal. • Mandatory returnable documents include properly filled mbd forms 1, 4, 6.1, 8, and 9. • Failure to submit all mandatory documents will render the bid non-responsive.
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Umzimvubu local municipality invites tenders from CIDB 5ce or higher contractors for the construction of the ngwekazana/gudlintaba access road in ward 6, emaxesibeni, eastern cape. The project is funded under the municipal infrastructure grant (mig) and requires a compulsory briefing and site visit. Bidders must meet strict compliance and pre-qualification criteria to be considered.
• Submit tenders physically into the tender box at new umzimvubu local municipality offices, 67 church street, emaxesibeni, eastern cape, 4735 (coordinates: -30.8120797, 29.3681818). • Tenders must be clearly marked with the project name: 'construction of ngwekazana/gudlintaba access road'. • Closing deadline: 12:00 noon on 12 august 2026. Late tenders will not be accepted. • NO couriered, faxed, or emailed tenders will be accepted. • Bid documents are available for free download from the e-tender portal. • Mandatory returnable documents: properly filled mbd forms 1, 4, 6.1, 8, and 9. • Failure to submit all mandatory documents will render the bid non-responsive. • All certifications must be within 90 days of submission. • Tenders will be opened publicly at the specified location after the closing time.
Umzimvubu local municipality invites tenders from CIDB 3ce or higher graded contractors for the construction of manxiweni slabs (ntuli) in ward 26. The tender requires a compulsory site briefing on 31 july 2026 and submission by 12 august 2026, with evaluation based on pre-qualification (60% minimum) and 80/20 preference points.
- Deposit tenders in the tender box at new umzimvubu local municipality offices, 67 church street, emaxesibeni, eastern cape, 4735 (coordinates: -30.8120797, 29.3681818) NO later than 12:00 noon on the closing date (12 august 2026). - Tenders will be opened in public. - Clearly mark the tender with the project name: 'manxiweni slabs (ntuli)'. - NO couriered, faxed, e-mailed, or late tenders will be accepted. - Bid documents are available free of charge on the e-tender portal. - Compulsory briefing session and site visit on 31 july 2026 at 10:00 AM at emaxesibeni offices; a briefing certificate will be issued. - Failure to submit all mandatory documents will render the bid non-responsive. - The municipality will not award to any person working for the state. - Certification of documents must be within 90 days of submission.
Umzimvubu local municipality is procuring three electrification projects under the inep programme: shayamoya electrification phase 2, ngojini electrification, and sigidini electrification. Bidders must hold the required CIDB grading (3ep or higher for shayamoya and ngojini; 3ep or 4 for sigidini) and attend a compulsory briefing and site visit. The most consequential requirement is the pre-qualification stage, where bids must score at least 70% on company experience, key personnel experience, and methodology to be evaluated further.
Submission channel: tenders must be deposited in the tender box at the specified umzimvubu local municipality offices (kwabhaca or emaxesibeni) by 12:00 noon on the closing date, where they will be opened in public. Tenders must be clearly marked with the project name. NO couriered, faxed, e-mailed or late tenders will be accepted. Bid documents are available free of charge on the e-tender portal. Returnable documents (failure to submit any will render the bid non-responsive): - mbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder and contact details, signed as the offer cover page. - Mbd 4 (declaration of interest): discloses whether any director or shareholder is employed by the state or connected to anyone at the municipality. - Mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim): claims preference points under the 80/20 system. - Mbd 8 (declaration of bidder's past supply chain management practices). - Mbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination): certifies NO collusion or price disclosure. - SARS confirmation with verification pin. - Copy of company registration/founding statement/cipc document. - Originally certified ID copies of managing directors/owners (certification within 90 days). - Billing clearance certificate or statement of municipal accounts, or an affidavit, lease agreement or residential confirmation, accompanied by a declaration that the company and all active directors do not owe municipal services for more than 90 days. - Csd registration confirmation. Disqualification risks: - any mandatory document omitted or improperly completed. - Tenders received after the closing time, regardless of reason. - Bids from persons working for the state.
Umzimvubu local municipality is establishing a panel of service providers to supply working tools for its councillors and employees over a two-year period. The tender is open to registered companies that can meet the mandatory compliance requirements and achieve a minimum functionality score of 70 points to proceed to the preference point evaluation.
• Submit bids only via physical deposit in the tender box at new umzimvubu local municipality offices, dabula street, sophia, kwabhaca, eastern cape, 5090 (coordinates: 30°54’30.91”S, 28°58’52.44”E). • Deadline: 12h00 on 18 august 2026. • Bids must be clearly marked with the project name. • NO couriered, faxed, emailed, or late submissions will be accepted. • Bid documents are available for free download on the e-tender portal from the advert date. • The municipality reserves the right not to appoint; value for money is the key determinant. • The municipality will not award to persons working for the state.
Umzimvubu local municipality is procuring electrification works for ngojini (ward 25) under an open tender. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 3ep or higher and attend a compulsory briefing and site visit on 19 august 2026. The most consequential requirement is that bids must achieve a minimum of 70% in the pre-qualification stage (company experience, key personnel experience, and methodology) to be evaluated further.
Returnable documents — all must be submitted or the bid is non-responsive: - mbd 1 (invitation to bid), mbd 4 (declaration of interest), mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim), mbd 8 (past SCM practices), mbd 9 (independent bid determination). - SARS confirmation with verification pin. - Company registration / founding statement / cipc document. - Originally certified ID copies of managing directors/owners (certification within 90 days). - Billing clearance certificate, statement of municipal accounts, affidavit, lease agreement, or residential confirmation, plus a declaration that the company and all active directors owe NO municipal services for more than 90 days. - Csd registration confirmation. Submission channel and format: - documents are free to download from the e-tender portal. - Tenders must be deposited in the tender box at the new umzimvubu local municipality offices (kwabhaca) by 12:00 on the closing date. - Tenders must be clearly marked with the project name. - NO couriered, faxed, e-mailed, or late tenders will be accepted. - Prices must be firm and inclusive of VAT for VAT vendors.
Umzimvubu local municipality is procuring the electrification of sigidini in ward 4, with a compulsory briefing and site visit on 18 august 2026 and tenders closing 27 august 2026. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 3ep or higher and achieve a minimum of 70% in pre-qualification to be evaluated further.
Bid documents are available free of charge on the e-tender portal. Tenders must be deposited in the tender box at the new umzimvubu local municipality offices (address as per the project table) by 12:00 noon on the closing date. Tenders must be clearly marked with the project name. NO couriered, faxed, e-mailed, or late tenders will be accepted. Returnable forms (all mandatory, properly filled): mbd 1 (invitation to bid), mbd 4 (declaration of interest), mbd 6.1 (Preference points claim), mbd 8 (declaration of past SCM practices), mbd 9 (certificate of independent bid determination). Also required: SARS confirmation with verification pin, company registration/founding statement/cipc document, originally certified ID copies of managing directors/owners, and a billing clearance certificate or statement of municipal accounts, or an affidavit/lease agreement/residential confirmation with a declaration that the company and all active directors do not owe municipal services for more than 90 days. Certification of documents must be within 90 days. Failure to submit any mandatory document will render the bid non-responsive.
Umzimvubu local municipality is inviting bids from service providers to form a panel for network maintenance and CCTV services over a two-year period. The tender is open to companies that meet the mandatory compliance requirements and can achieve a minimum functionality score of 70 points for further evaluation. The contract will be awarded using the 80/20 preference point system, with specific goals for youth, female, black-owned, disability-owned, and locally based suppliers.
Submit bids in person only. NO couriered, faxed, emailed, or late submissions accepted. Deposit tenders in the tender box at new umzimvubu local municipality offices, dabula street, sophia, kwabhaca, eastern cape, 5090 (coordinates: 30°54’30.91”S, 28°58’52.44”E) By 12h00 on 18 august 2026. Tenders will be opened in public. Clearly mark submissions with the project name: 'panel of service providers for network maintenance and CCTV services for a period of two years'. The municipality will not award tenders to persons working for the state. Bid documents are available for free download on the e-tender portal from the advert date.
Umzimvubu local municipality invites bids from qualified service providers for website hosting and maintenance services. The tender follows the 80/20 preference point system and requires mandatory compliance documents, with bids due by 12:00 on 17 august 2026.
Bid documents are available for free download on the e-tender portal from the advert date. Submit tenders in the tender box at new umzimvubu local municipality offices, dabula street sophia, kwabhaca, eastern cape, 5090 (coordinates: 30°54’30.91”S, 28°58’52.44”E) By 12h00 on 17 august 2026. Tenders will be opened in public. Clearly mark tenders with the project name. NO couriered, faxed, emailed, or late tenders will be accepted. The municipality will not award tenders to persons working for the state.
The eastern cape municipality seeks a panel of land surveyors for a 2-year term to provide land surveying and town planning services. Open-tender RFB process; closing date is 26 august 2026. NO briefing session will be held.
• Must provide land surveying and town planning services • panel appointment for a 2-year period • open-tender (RFB) submission required by 26/08/2026
The eastern cape government invites bids for the supply and delivery of 112 rams to equip 28 sheep shearing sheds. Open to qualified suppliers, this is an open-tender RFB with a closing date of 25 august 2026.
• Supply and deliver 112 rams • for 28 sheep shearing sheds in eastern cape • open-tender (RFB) submission by 25/08/2026
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