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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
40 Heronmere Road - Reuven - Johannesburg - 2016
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
08 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-173354
Appointment of a service provider to operate and support city power johannesburg's third-party prepaid electricity vending channels, together with revenue enhancement, customer monitoring and analytics, consumer indexing, ami and metering support, vendor management, system integration, maintenance and cut-off/disconnection services. The provider must keep prepaid tokens available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year through banking, retail, mobile, web, point-of-sale and kiosk channels, working on city power's existing prepayment vending system and head-end system, which remain the systems of record and may not be replaced, duplicated or modified without prior written approval. Revenue assurance, exception reporting, theft, tamper and bypass detection, and non-technical loss reduction are core deliverables, with minimum system availability of 99.5% And monthly revenue assurance reporting. City power supplies all meters and communication equipment, retains ownership of all data, software licences and infrastructure, and requires popia compliance, sts and nrs standards compliance and integration through approved apis, xml, web services or file-based interfaces. Bids close on 11 november 2026 at 11:00.
Closing: bids close on 11 November 2026 at 11:00.
Scope: supply of third-party prepaid vending support, revenue enhancement, customer monitoring and analytics, consumer indexing, AMI and metering support, vendor management, system integration, training, maintenance and cut-off/disconnection services for City Power Johannesburg.
Vending availability: prepaid tokens must be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year via banking platforms, retail outlets, mobile applications, web portals, mobile point-of-sale devices, self-service kiosks and any further channels City Power approves, with continuous transaction monitoring, failed-transaction investigation and reconciliation reporting.
Existing systems: City Power's Prepayment Vending System and Head-End System remain the systems of record and may not be replaced, upgraded, duplicated, interfered with or modified without prior written approval; integration must use approved APIs, XML, file-based interfaces, web services, AI and other industry-standard protocols ensuring interoperability, data integrity, security and scalability.
Standards compliance: all vending must comply with the Standard Transfer Specification (STS), the latest approved XMLVend standard and the applicable NRS standards (including 057, 047, 048, 049, 009-2-1, 009-2-2, 009-6-10, 095, 097 and 055) and SANS/IEC standards (including 62055, 62052, 62053, 62056 DLMS/COSEM, ISO 8583, 62351, ISO/IEC 27001 and SANS 10142); proposed solutions must hold all applicable certifications.
Service levels: minimum system availability of 99.5% with 24x7x365 support, help desk, incident management, escalation procedures, preventative maintenance and quarterly reviews, measured against KPIs for system availability, transaction success rate, revenue recovery, reduction in non-technical losses, vendor availability, customer resolution times and SLA compliance; revenue assurance reports are due monthly or at intervals City Power sets.
Data and asset ownership: all customer, metering, transaction and operational data, meters, communication equipment, software licences, databases and infrastructure remain City Power's sole property; POPIA compliance, confidentiality, full data export, at least 12 months of online history and at least 5 years of archived records are required, and City Power supplies all meters and communication equipment. Optional AI capabilities must be transparent, explainable, auditable and POPIA compliant, supporting rather than replacing operational decisions.
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Date & Time
Wednesday, 11 November 2026 - 11:00
Venue
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Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
40 Heronmere Road - Reuven - Johannesburg - 2016
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Description
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf08 Oct
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
11 Nov
2026
Closing Date
Tender closing date
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Act 53 of 2003
Provides the empowerment-compliance context often used in public-sector supplier evaluation.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
Act 108 of 1996 (s217)
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Bid Document 2649S.pdf
City Power Johannesburg (SOC) Ltd is procuring revenue enhancement services for prepaid vending and revenue collection. Bidders must submit firm prices and comply with specific certification and registration requirements to be eligible.
Bid Advert.pdf
City Power Johannesburg invites bids for revenue enhancement services covering prepaid vending and revenue collection systems. The procurement targets suppliers capable of integrating with the Standard Transfer System Edition 2 (STS2) and maintaining ISO 20022 conformance. A maximum of five bidders will be selected for award.
CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdf
City Power Johannesburg SOC Ltd invites suitably qualified service providers to deliver third‑party prepaid vending support, revenue enhancement, customer monitoring, consumer indexing, AMI support, system integration, reporting, maintenance and related services to improve revenue collection and reduce non‑technical losses.
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City Power Johannesburg (SOC) Ltd requires revenue enhancement services for prepaid vending and revenue collection. The successful bidder must complete and sign the written contract on form MBD 7.1.
Important Dates
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Closing
Clarification meeting
Clarification requests
Bid validity
Contact Information
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Bidding procedure enquiries
Technical enquiries
Employer's agent
Bid delivery address
City Power Head Office Tender Advice Centre
40 Heronmere Road
Reuven
Johannesburg
Postal address
P.O. Box 38766
Booysens
2016
Fraud and corruption reporting
Submission Guidelines
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Submission method
Packaging and copies
Delivery address
City Power Head Office Tender Advice Centre
40 Heronmere Road
Reuven
Johannesburg
Postal address
P.O. Box 38766
Booysens
2016
Returnable documents (complete, sign and submit every one)
Disqualification risks
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Evaluation method
Preference point system
Specific goals (points claimed)
Award
Responsiveness
Technical Specifications
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Scope
Mandatory technical eligibility
Delivery and pricing basis
Experience & Qualifications
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdfBidders must be able to demonstrate, in relation to the proposed contract, the professional and technical qualifications and competence, financial resources, equipment and physical facilities, managerial capability, reliability, experience, reputation, expertise and personnel needed to perform the contract. Bidders must have the legal capacity to contract and must not be insolvent, in receivership, under business rescue, bankrupt or subject to related legal proceedings, and must be able to perform free of conflicts of interest.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdfOnly firm prices are accepted, submitted on the MBD 3.1 firm prices schedule. The MBD 3.2 non-firm prices schedule applies only to period contracts, where 85% of the original bid price is escalated using declared cost factors and published index figures and 15% of the original bid price remains firm. All delivery costs must be included in the bid price for delivery to the prescribed destination. Prices are quoted in Rand and fixed for the contract duration, with VAT shown separately.
Financial Requirements
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Pricing
Payment terms
Invoicing and statements
Securities
Compliance Requirements
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Eligibility conditions for acceptance
Mandatory technical certificates
B-bbee
Tax and joint ventures
Other compliance
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Preference points are claimed under the 90/10 system, with corresponding 80/20 points indicated on the claim form. Bidders must state how points are claimed under each system.
Specific goals for this bid
Evidence
Contractual Terms
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdfBid validity
Contract formation
Payment and invoicing
Securities
Requirements
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdf (TENDER)Bids are accepted only from bidders who:
Mandatory technical documents: a valid STS2 (Standard Transfer System Edition 2) integration certificate in the bidder's name and a valid ISO 20022 conformance certificate. Omitting either means the bid is not evaluated further.
Section
Source: Bid Document 2649S.pdfMethod 2 (financial offer plus preferences) is used, with a 90/10 preference point system and a maximum of 90 points for price. Price points are calculated as Ps = 90(1 − (Pt − Pmin)/Pmin). A maximum of five bidders may be appointed. Offers are opened by the City Power SCM unit under City Power procurement policy in the presence of a City Power legal representative. Bids are accepted only from bidders holding a valid tax clearance certificate or PIN, registered on the CSD, not more than three months in arrears on municipal rates and service charges, not listed on the Register of Tender Defaulters, with no abuse of the employer's SCM system or recorded failure on a previous contract, and with a completed Declaration of Interest and no conflict of interest.
Description
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Revenue enhancement for prepaid vending and revenue collection, procured by City Power Johannesburg under bid 2649S.
Important Dates
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Closing
Advertising
Briefing session
Briefing Session
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)No briefing session is scheduled; the briefing date, time and venue are not applicable.
Contact Information
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Enquiries
Submission address
Tender box, Tender Advice Centre
40 Heronmere Road
Reuven
Booysens
City Power Johannesburg (Pty) Ltd
40 Heronmere Road
Reuven
Booysens
PO Box 38766
Telephone: +27 (0)11 490 7000
Fax: +27 (0)11 490 7590
Website: www.citypower.co.za
Submission Guidelines
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Submission method
Bid documents
Returnable documents
Disqualification risks
Returnable Documents
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Bid documents
Submission
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Evaluation stages
Specific goals (10 points)
Awards
Technical Specifications
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Scope
Pricing Schedule
Source: Bid Advert.pdfSpecific goals points allocation
Evidence for each claim
Compliance Requirements
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory
B-bbee
Locality
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Specific goals (10 points in total)
Evidence required
Requirements
Source: Bid Advert.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory requirements
Both are assessed before functionality scoring; a bid without them does not proceed.
Section
Source: Bid Advert.pdfStage 2 — functionality: scored out of 100, with a minimum qualifying score of 85%.
Stage 3 — price: 90 points; specific goals (B-BBEE): 10 points.
Awards: a maximum of 5 bidders may be awarded.
Description
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdfCity Power's existing Prepayment Vending System and Head-End System (HES) are integrated into its operational and revenue environment and are not being replaced, upgraded or substituted. They remain the systems of record for prepaid vending transactions, token generation, customer account management, meter communications, engineering token generation, transaction history and meter event management. The provider must use, interface and integrate with them through approved mechanisms including APIs, web services, secure database views, file-based interfaces and other industry-standard methods City Power approves. No solution may duplicate, interfere with, modify or replace core functionality without prior written approval, and integration architecture must ensure interoperability, data integrity, security, scalability and minimal disruption.
Contact Information
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdf (unknown)Specification corrections and recommendations
P O Box 38766
Booysens
2016
Technical Specifications
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdf (unknown)Scope
Third-party vending
Revenue enhancement
Customer monitoring and analytics platform
Consumer indexing
Metering and AMI support
Vendor management
System integration
AI and advanced analytics
Payment channels
Reporting
Service levels
Training and maintenance
Existing systems
Methodology
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdf (unknown)The provider must deliver user training, administrator training, vendor training, refresher training, technical support, software maintenance and upgrades.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdfCity Power invites suitably qualified and experienced service providers for third-party prepayment vending support, revenue enhancement, customer monitoring, consumer indexing, AMI support, meter audit, system integration, commissioning, maintenance and related services. No specific years of experience or personnel qualifications are stated.
Quality Management
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdf (unknown)Performance is measured against the SLA on vending and/or collection performance per area or township; active meters versus vending/paying customers; tracking of new connections; query resolution; additional revenue; data accuracy and updates; daily, weekly and monthly reconciliation of new customers; and income and receive-in-advance reporting.
Pricing Schedule
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdfThe existing Prepayment Vending System and Head-End System are fully integrated into City Power's operational and revenue management environment.
Compliance Requirements
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdf (unknown)Legislative framework
Standards
Data
Health & Safety
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdfThe contract must comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, alongside the Constitution (Section 217), the MFMA and its SCM Regulations, National Treasury SCM circulars, preferential procurement legislation, the Municipal Systems Act, the Electricity Regulation Act, NERSA requirements, POPIA and City Power policies. City Power distributes and sells electricity in the City of Johannesburg to conventional and prepaid consumers, operating Prepayment Vending, HES, MDMS, CIS, revenue, GIS and other enterprise systems. The provider must deliver user, administrator, vendor and refresher training and technical support.
Contractual Terms
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdfAll meters, communications equipment, software licences, databases and infrastructure remain City Power's sole property. No ownership rights vest in the service provider.
Section
Source: CP_TSSTAN_199_REV2_ JUN 2026.pdfNo solution may duplicate, interfere with, modify or replace the core functionality of City Power's existing systems without prior written approval. Applicable standards include NRS 047 (Electricity Supply Quality), NRS 048 (Quality of Supply) and SANS/ISO/IEC 27001 (Information Security).
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Address
Reuven, Johannesburg, 2091, South Africa
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High source confidence
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Last checked
08 Oct 2026
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