Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE Act)
Act 53 of 2003
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Tender Type
Request for Quotation
Delivery Location
29 Du Toit Street - Stellenbosch - Stellenbosch -
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
30 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-176379
The cape winelands district municipality requires a service provider to supply sit-down catering and full décor for the cape winelands sport awards, an annual event held in the drakenstein area in partnership with the cape winelands sport council. The catering involves a 3-course meal for 350 guests (300 standard and 50 halaal), with strict food safety compliance under the foodstuffs, cosmetics and disinfectants act and related hygiene regulations. Bidders must be registered on the municipality's supplier database and the central supplier database, submit a tax compliance status pin, and complete all mandatory forms; the bid is evaluated on an 80/20 preference points system with 10 points for b-bbee and 10 for locality.
Closing: 11 November 2026 at 11:00; submit a sealed envelope endorsed with quotation number Q 2026/010 and description, placed in the official tender box at 29 Du Toit Street, Stellenbosch. Telexed, faxed or emailed bids are not accepted.
Mandatory registrations: must be registered on the CWDM Supplier Database and the Central Supplier Database (CSD).
Returnable documents: complete and sign MBD 1, MBD 4, MBD 6.1, MBD 8, MBD 9, the Questionnaire (Annexure I), Authority for Signatory/Board Resolution, Tax Compliance Status Pin, B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit, municipal account (not older than 90 days) or lease/bank letter for locality points, and certified municipal rates accounts for the bidder and directors.
Evaluation: 80/20 preference points system – price (max 80), B-BBEE (max 10), locality (max 10). Preference points only if both the Questionnaire and MBD 6.1 are completed.
Food safety: comply with the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act; all food prep/storage/transport must be on premises with a valid Certificate of Acceptability; obtain an Inspection Report from Municipal Health Services (0861 265 263) and submit it before the event.
Disqualification risks: missing pages, Tippex corrections, or not completing in black ink; municipal arrears over 3 months; failure to submit a valid Tax Compliance Status Pin.
No briefing or site visit is advertised; technical enquiries to Goodman Xawuka (021 888 5133), procedure enquiries to Financial Services SCM (086 126 5263).
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Date & Time
Wednesday, 11 November 2026 - 11:00
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29 Du Toit Street - Stellenbosch - Stellenbosch -
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Description
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf30 Oct
2026
Tender Published
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11 Nov
2026
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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)
This is general procurement context, not legal advice. Always verify requirements in the official tender documents and issuing authority notices.
Q2026 010 DOC.pdf
Cape Winelands District Municipality requires a service provider to supply catering and décor for its Sport Awards event. The contract covers the provision of catering services and event décor, with the successful bidder responsible for full delivery of the specified services.
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Organization
Cape Winelands District MunicipalityMatched by category & region
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The Cape Winelands District Municipality invites quotes for catering and décor services for its annual Sport Awards, hosted in partnership with the Cape Winelands Sport Council. The event recognises sporting achievements across the district. The service provider must deliver sit-down catering for 350 guests and full décor for the event, which takes place in the Drakenstein area.
Important Dates
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Closing date: 11 November 2026 at 11:00
Public opening: immediately after closing time on 11 November 2026
No briefing or site visit is advertised.
Contact Information
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Bidding procedure enquiries:
Technical enquiries:
Submission address:
Cape Winelands District Municipality
29 Du Toit Street
Stellenbosch
(Place in official tender box)
Submission Guidelines
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Submission method: sealed envelope, placed in the official tender box at the Cape Winelands District Municipality offices, 29 Du Toit Street, Stellenbosch.
Envelope must be endorsed with the quotation number (Q 2026/010) and description.
Quotations will be opened publicly immediately after closing time.
Closing time: 11:00 on 11 November 2026.
Telexed, faxed or emailed tenders will not be accepted.
The complete original quotation document must be returned; missing pages, corrections made with correction fluid (Tippex), or failure to complete in black ink will disqualify the bid.
Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed and submitted):
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Evaluation method: 80/20 preference points system under the Preferential Procurement Regulations 2022.
Points allocation:
Additional evaluation factors mentioned: compliance with specifications, value for money, capability to execute the contract, and adherence to PPPFA.
Bidders who do not submit a B-BBEE certificate or affidavit score zero for that element but are not disqualified.
Preference points awarded only if both the Questionnaire (Annexure I) and MBD 6.1 are completed.
Technical Specifications
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Scope: provision of sit-down catering and décor for the Cape Winelands Sport Awards event, held annually in partnership with the Cape Winelands Sport Council, to recognise sporting achievements.
Event location: Drakenstein area.
Catering: 3-course meal for 350 people, seated 10 per table:
Menu (identical for both categories):
Décor: full décor service for the event.
Food safety requirements:
Quality Management
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdfQuality and food safety:
Inspection rights: the municipality may inspect the supplier's premises and records at all reasonable hours; costs of inspections for non-compliant goods/services are borne by the supplier; non-compliant goods may be rejected and replaced at the supplier's cost.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdfPricing format: fixed price quotation; no price variation allowed.
Prices must include all taxes, duties and levies.
If the contract value exceeds R1 million, the bidder must be VAT-registered; prices above R2.3 million are deemed VAT-inclusive.
Payment within 30 days of invoice and delivery note; payment in Rand.
VAT must be shown on each invoice; invoices above R3,000 must include the recipient's VAT registration number.
Financial Requirements
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Pricing: quoted prices are fixed and must not vary during the contract (no escalation).
Payment: by the municipality within 30 calendar days of receiving a valid invoice and delivery note.
Payment in Rand.
VAT: the VAT registration number of the municipality is 4700193495.
If contract value exceeds R1 million, the bidder must be registered for VAT (though the document also notes a R2.3 million threshold in another clause).
Price above R2.3 million is deemed VAT-inclusive even if stated otherwise.
Prime interest rate penalties apply for late delivery or performance, deducted from the contract price for each day of delay.
Variation orders: the municipality may vary the scope by up to 15% of the contract value (20% for construction, not applicable here).
Compliance Requirements
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory registrations:
Tax compliance:
Municipal arrears:
B-bbee:
CIDB: not required for this catering/décor tender (not construction).
Compensation Fund: a Letter of Good Standing from the Department of Employment and Labour is required if stipulated in special conditions (not stated specifically for this tender).
POPIA: submitting the bid constitutes consent to processing personal information by the municipality.
Health & Safety
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdfNo specific occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements beyond food hygiene regulations are stated in the document.
General contract conditions require compliance with the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act and the General Hygiene Regulations for food premises.
A Letter of Good Standing from the Compensation Fund may be required if stated in special conditions (not explicitly required here).
Contractual Terms
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdfContract duration: bids remain valid for 180 days from closing date; the contract may be extended if additional funds become available.
Warranty: goods must be new, unused and free of defects; warranty period is 12 months after delivery/acceptance or 18 months from shipment, whichever is earlier.
Payments: within 30 days of invoice and delivery note.
Prices: firm and not variable.
Variation: scope may vary up to 15% of contract value (or 20% for construction works).
Assignment: supplier may not assign the contract without written consent.
Subcontracting: the whole contract may not be subcontracted; partial subcontracting requires prior written consent.
Penalties: for late delivery, a penalty at the prime interest rate per day of delay is deducted from the contract price.
Termination: the municipality may terminate for default, insolvency, or corrupt/fraudulent practices; termination for default may lead to a restriction from doing public business for up to 10 years.
Disputes: parties first attempt amicable resolution; after 30 days, mediation; failing that, court proceedings.
Governing law: South African law; English is the governing language.
Confidentiality: the supplier must not disclose contract information without consent; the municipality may inspect and audit supplier records.
Taxes: the supplier is responsible for all taxes, duties and levies.
Section
Source: Q2026 010 DOC.pdfThe bid is evaluated under the 80/20 preference points system (for contracts with a rand value up to the threshold). Price contributes a maximum of 80 points; the remaining 20 points are split equally between B-BBEE status level (10 points) and locality (10 points). Locality points are earned by enterprises based in the district or province where the work is performed, evidenced by a municipal account, lease agreement or bank letter. Bidders must complete the Questionnaire and MBD 6.1 to claim preference points.
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