Submissions closed on 11 June 2021. The information below is archived for reference.
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Submission Guidelines
Source: CLUSTER-22-III_BoQ Print.pdfUse the Form of Offer and Acceptance (DPW-07(EC)) for submission. Price all items in the Bills of Quantities. Allocate amounts to Fixed, Value Related, or Time Related categories where applicable. Unpriced items are deemed included elsewhere in the Bill of Quantities.
Technical Specifications
Source: CLUSTER-22-III_BoQ Print.pdfScope: Construction of sanitation facilities at schools in the Eastern Cape under the SAFE Initiative. Contract framework: JBCC Principal Building Agreement (Edition 4.1, March 2005) and JBCC Preliminaries Code 2103 (May 2005). Compliance: Must adhere to the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Construction Regulations, and specific Health and Safety Specifications. Site requirements: Contractor must keep a copy of the JBCC Series 2000 documents on-site for access by the employer, principal agent, and agents.
Financial Requirements
Source: CLUSTER-22-III_BoQ Print.pdfSecurity requirements: For contracts up to R1 million: 5% payment reduction of certified values (excluding VAT). For contracts above R1 million: Contractor selects one of the following within 21 calendar days of commencement: 1) 10% cash deposit of contract sum (excluding VAT), reducing to 3% at practical completion and 1% at final completion. 2) 10% variable construction guarantee (reduces and expires per guarantee form). 3) 5% fixed construction guarantee plus 5% payment reduction. 4) 5% cash deposit plus 5% payment reduction. 5) 10% payment reduction. Default: If no selection or failure to provide security, 10% payment reduction applies. Payment terms: Interim payments are subject to percentage adjustments based on selected security (90-99% of certified value, depending on stage and security type). Final payment: 100% of certified value, except where amounts favor the employer.
Compliance Requirements
Source: CLUSTER-22-III_BoQ Print.pdfHealth and Safety: Submit an acceptable health and safety plan within 21 calendar days of commencement date. Compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act and Construction Regulations is mandatory. Anti-corruption: Contract includes definitions and prohibitions for corrupt and fraudulent practices. Contractors must avoid such practices in procurement and execution. Insurance: Contractor must maintain adequate insurance for works, injury, and property damage. High-risk areas: If applicable, contractor bears full risk for catastrophic ground movement (e.g., sinkholes) and must provide proof of insurance within 21 days of commencement.