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Issuing Organization
Air Traffic and Navigation Services Company LimitedLocation
Western Cape
Closing Date
22 Jul 2026
Documents available on tender detail page
Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
Tower Road - Matroosfontein - Cape Town - 7490
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
27 Jun 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-160509
This tender invites bids for the turnkey design and refurbishment of the cape town station technical workshop for air traffic and navigation services (atns). The project requires a service provider to deliver a fully functional, compliant, and ergonomic workspace for 15 technicians and 4 facility assistants, including design, construction, and post-completion support.
Date & Time
Wednesday, 22 July 2026 - 11:00
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Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Tower Road - Matroosfontein - Cape Town - 7490
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Description
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfProject: Turnkey design and refurbishment of Cape Town Station Technical Workshop for ATNS. Purpose: Appoint a service provider to design and remodel the workshop to meet operational and functional requirements of the technical team. Scope: Full turnkey solution including design, construction, and support phases. ATNS Background: State-Owned Company (SOC) managing 10% of the worldβs airspace, providing air traffic management, CNS systems, and training across 21 South African aerodromes. Vision: Leading provider of air traffic management solutions in Africa and select international markets. Mission: Safe, expeditious, and efficient air traffic management with economic, social, and environmental sustainability. Values: Safety, customer centricity, accountability, agility, diversity, integrity.
Important Dates
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)Closing date: 22 July 2026. Closing time: 11h00 CAT. Clarification deadline: Written queries and requests for clarification must be submitted using the Form of Questionnaire by 15 July 2026 at 17h00 CAT. Proposals must remain valid for 120 days from submission.
Contact Information
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)Queries contact: Nhlanhla Mdamba, Email: [email protected] (cc: [email protected]). Physical submission address: ATNS Company Limited, Eastgate Office Park, Block C, South Boulevard Road, Bruma, 2298. Telephone: 011 607 1325.
Submission Guidelines
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)Submission method: Online via National Treasury e-Submission (e-Tender) system OR physical hard copy. Physical submissions must include one original, one copy, and one PDF version on USB. Physical address: ATNS Company Limited, Eastgate Office Park, Block C, South Boulevard Road, Bruma, 2298. Email submissions are not accepted. Bid must be submitted in two parcels: Parcel A (Administrative and Mandatory: Volume 1A, Phase 1 and 2) and Parcel B (Price and Preference Points: SBD 3.3, SBD 6.1, CSD Report, CIPC Documents, Shareholder Certificates, ID copies, B-BBEE Certificate/Affidavit). Non-compliance with submission format or deadlines will result in disqualification.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)Administrative
Mandatory
Preference Points
Bidding Structure
Technical Specifications
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)Scope: Turnkey design and refurbishment of Cape Town Station Technical Workshop. Design Phase: Develop functional layout for 15 Technicians and 4 Facility Assistants, including space planning, furniture/equipment planning, 3D visualization, and compliance with building codes, fire safety, and OHS regulations. Two design revision opportunities allowed. Construction Phase: Supply and install ergonomic workstations (ESD worktops), suspended ceiling, energy-efficient lighting (LED), ESD-compliant floor covering, partitioning (painting), HVAC unit, furniture, electrical/IT reticulation (power skirting, outlets, IT points, DB boards), and optional fire safety/access control enhancements. Compliance: All work must comply with SANS standards, electrical codes, and ATNS specifications. Provide Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for power modifications. Support: 12-month defects liability period, 5% retention released 3 months post-warranty, routine maintenance, as-built drawings, manuals, warranties, and training for ATNS staff. General: Contractor must provide PPE, OHS Safety file, and ACSA access permits for all staff. All demolished/removed equipment remains on-site.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfCompany Experience: Bidder must provide a minimum of two contactable reference letters for past General Construction Services completed within the last 5 years. Requirements for reference letters: Must be on official client letterhead. Signed by an authorized representative of the client organization. Include contact details (phone/email) for verification. Letters of appointment, project award notifications, or contracts are not accepted as substitutes. Failure to submit valid reference letters results in exclusion from evaluation.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfPricing Schedule (SBD 3.3): Must be fully completed (100%) and submitted. Failure to comply results in disqualification. Offer must be valid for 120 days from closing date (22 July 2026). Include all applicable taxes (VAT @15%). Items to price: Design & Layout Planning (including 3D model), Demolition/Removal of Existing Structures, Floor/Walls/Partitions, Structural Modifications, Electrical & IT Works, Mechanical/HVAC Works, Plumbing & Drainage (optional), Painting & Finishing, Furniture & Storage Installation, Safety & Compliance Installations, Site Clean-Up & Waste Removal, Project Management & Supervision, Contingency (5% of total). Format: Unit of measurement, quantity, unit price, total price. Total Excl. VAT, VAT @15%, Total Incl. VAT. Note: Budget amounts in the document are guides only; submit fair and reasonable costing.
Financial Requirements
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)Pricing: Submit a comprehensive pricing schedule (SBD 3.3) covering all costs (preparation, materials, labour, transport, VAT). Prices must be valid for 120 days from closing date. Incomplete pricing schedules will be deemed non-responsive. Payment: Based on work completed and verified by ATNS. Invoices must include supporting documentation (progress photos, completion reports). Contingency: Include 5% contingency in pricing. Ad-hoc services: Quoted separately and invoiced as required. Bonds/Guarantees: Not explicitly stated. Financial capacity: Proof of registration with professional bodies required.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf (RFP)CSD Registration: Mandatory for all bidders. Submit proof of registration or application. Tax Compliance: SARS Valid Tax Compliance Status PIN (must remain valid for 120 days). B-BBEE: Valid B-BBEE Certificate or Sworn Affidavit (for EMEs/QSEs). CIDB: Registration with CIDB at 3GB or higher (or proof of application). COIDA: Letter of Good Standing with Compensation Fund or Registered Mutual Association Policy. Professional Registrations: Proof of registration with OEMs or professional bodies. Declaration of Interest: Must be completed and signed. Additional: All consortium/joint venture members must submit separate proof of CSD, TCS/PIN, and other compliance documents.
Health & Safety
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfOHS Requirements: All work must conform to OHS Act regulations and relevant legislation. Contractor must provide PPE for all staff. OHS Safety file must be created and submitted. Work must comply with industry norms, best practices, and OEM requirements. ATNS reserves the right to inspect equipment/tools and prohibit their use. Fire Safety: Review and adjust fire detection/suppression systems to align with new layout. Optional: Provision for access control points (biometrics) or CCTV integration. Electrical: Provide Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for all power modifications. ACSA Access: Service provider must apply for and obtain ACSA access permits for all staff for the contract duration.
Environmental
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfEnvironmental: Project must ensure economic, social, and environmental sustainability. Use energy-efficient lighting (e.g., LED) to reduce energy costs. ESD-compliant materials (worktops, floor covering) required for technical workshop environment.
Contractual Terms
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfContract Terms: Standard ATNS Terms and Conditions apply, including retention clauses for non-satisfactory completion, breach of contract, and confidentiality. Successful tenderer must accept these terms. ATNS reserves the right to vary scope/terms and withdraw from commitments. Contract includes: Adequate professional indemnity insurance requirement. Confidentiality of designs and documentation. Right to reject, withdraw, or cancel any proposals/tenders. Negotiation: ATNS may negotiate with one or more bidders on terms/conditions, including price. No obligation to accept lowest or any bid. Contract conclusion: Only valid when reduced to writing and signed by both parties. Reasons for Rejection: Proven corrupt/fraudulent acts, abuse of SCM system, proven fraud, or failure to perform on previous contracts. Amendments: Must be in writing and signed by both parties. Retention: 5% retention held, released 3 months after warranty period lapses. Handover: All documentation and deliverables must be handed over on demand without right of retention.
Section
Source: Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdfEvaluation Process: Three-stage evaluation. Stage 1 (Administrative): SARS Tax Compliance PIN (valid for 120 days). Non-compliance may lead to rejection or 7-day grace period for supplementary administrative information. Stage 2 (Mandatory): COIDA compliance (Letter of Good Standing or Mutual Association Policy), CIDB registration (3GB or higher, or proof of application), and two contactable reference letters for past General Construction Services (completed within 5 years, signed by authorized client representative, with contact details). Failure to meet any mandatory requirement results in exclusion. Stage 3 (Price and Preference): 80/20-point system. Price (80 points) scored using: Ps = 80(1 - (Pt - Pmin)/Pmin). Preference Points (20 points) for Specific Goals: 51% Black Owned (5 points), 30% Black Woman Owned (5 points), Disability (10 points). Verification: Submit CSD Report, CIPC Documents, Shareholder Certificates, ID copies, and B-BBEE Certificate or Sworn Affidavit (for EMEs/QSEs). Claim points using SBD 6.1.
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2026
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2026
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Volume 1A - Technical Workshop Refurbishment.pdf
The tender is for the appointment of a service provider to design and refurbish the Cape Town Station Technical Workshop on a turnkey basis for Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) SOC Limited. The project involves a structured design phase, construction/remodelling phase, and support/maintenance phase, with a focus on creating a functional, compliant, and efficient workspace for technicians and facility assistants. The submission deadline is 22 July 2026, and bids must comply with administrative, mandatory, and preference criteria, including B-BBEE and CIDB registration requirements.
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Contact Person
Nhlanhla Mdamba
Phone
011-607-1000
[email protected]
Address
Tower Road - Matroosfontein - Cape Town - 7490
Source confidence
High source confidence
Official source
eTenders.gov.za
Documents found
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Last checked
27 Jun 2026
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Enhanced
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None detected
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ATNS provides air traffic management, navigation, and training services in South African airspace.
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