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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
709 Wombe Street, Unit A - Ulundi - Ulundi - 3838
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
27 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
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Construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at mandlana primary school in the north coast region of kwazulu-natal, under the provincial water and sanitation programme. The work covers demolition of five existing pit-toilet structures, desludging of existing pits and septic tanks, 12 temporary chemical toilets for nine months, and a new type b teacher ablution block comprising 1 male WC seat, 1 urinal, 2 female WC seats and 1 paraplegic WC, together with earthworks, concrete, masonry, roofing, plumbing, glazing, painting and external works. The contract runs for 6 calendar months and only bidders holding a CIDB grading of 4gb or higher may bid. The school remains in operation throughout, so work must be sequenced around school hours and examinations, and the contractor must supply temporary water and power because site services may be restricted or unavailable.
CIDB grading: 4GB or higher is required to bid.
Closing: 4 December 2026 at 11:00. Pricing is on the bill of quantities β every item must be priced and each preliminary item allocated to F (fixed), V (variable by value) or T (variable by time).
Site inspection: tenderers must visit and satisfy themselves as to the nature and extent of the work before submitting; no claim for variation of the contract sum in respect of the nature or extent of the demolition work, or of inferior or damaged materials, will be entertained.
Contract period: 6 calendar months. Contract price adjustment applies only where the construction period exceeds 6 months and the contract sum exceeds R1,000,000.00; for lump-sum contracts, where the contract period equals or exceeds 6 calendar months.
Local labour and EPWP targets: 100% of unskilled labour must come from the local community within the municipality ward, with 55% women, 40% youth aged 18β35 and 2% people living with disability. DPW/EPWP local labour forms must be submitted with monthly payment certificates, supported by certified ID copies, employee details, wage rates, proof of payment and employment contracts; the client may conduct random site inspections.
Community Liaison Officer: must be allowed for and priced at twice the unskilled local labour rate for the full contract; failure to price or inadequate provision will not be entertained as a claim. HIV/AIDS compliance requires a condom dispenser, awareness posters and an awareness programme for at least 90% of workers, with a penalty of 0.04% of the contract sum for non-compliance.
Site conditions and provisional items: the school stays operational with restricted access, water and electricity may be limited or absent so temporary water tanks and generators must be provided, and potable water may not be used for construction. A provisional R35,000.00 is provided for desludging existing pits and septic tanks, requiring a safe desludging and disposal certificate from a registered sewerage disposal firm.
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Date & Time
Friday, 04 December 2026 - 11:00
Venue
Mandlana Primary School (Paulpietersburg)
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709 Wombe Street, Unit A - Ulundi - Ulundi - 3838
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Source: MANDLANA PS TENDER BOQ.xlsx27 Oct
2026
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Tender was published
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2026
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Provides the empowerment-compliance context often used in public-sector supplier evaluation.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
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MANDLANA PS TENDER BOQ.xlsx
Construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at Mandlana Primary School in KwaZulu-Natal, comprising demolition of existing pit toilet structures, desludging of pits and septic tanks, and a new Type B teacher ablution block (1 male WC seat, 1 urinal, 2 female WC seats and 1 paraplegic WC). The work is delivered under the KZN Water and Sanitation Programme (North Coast Region) for the Department of Education through the Department of Public Works.
MANDLANA PS VOL 2.pdf
MANDLANA PS VOL 1.pdf
Construction of new sanitation infrastructure including associated external works at Mandlana Primary School for the KZN Department of Education, under the KZN Department of Public Works.
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Construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works at Mandlana Primary School, North Coast Region, KwaZulu-Natal, under the KZN Water and Sanitation Programme. The work covers repairs, renovations, alterations, demolition of existing pit toilets, desludging of pits and septic tanks, temporary chemical toilets and a new Type B teacher ablution block with male, female and paraplegic facilities.
Important Dates
Source: MANDLANA PS TENDER BOQ.xlsx (unknown)Closing: 4 December 2026 at 11:00
Site visit: tenderers must inspect the site before submitting; no date, time or venue is stated.
Technical Specifications
Source: MANDLANA PS TENDER BOQ.xlsx (unknown)Project location: Mandlana Primary School, North Coast Region, KwaZulu-Natal, under the KZN Water and Sanitation Programme.
Scope: construction of new sanitation infrastructure and associated external works, including repairs, renovations, alterations, demolition of existing pit toilets, desludging, temporary ablution facilities and a new Type B teacher ablution block.
New ablution block: 1 male WC seat, 1 urinal, 2 female WC seats and 1 paraplegic WC.
Demolitions: five single-storey pit-toilet structures measured at 42 mΒ², 42 mΒ², 30 mΒ², 11 mΒ² and 11 mΒ², including breaking up foundations, backfilling and levelling.
Desludging: existing pits and septic tanks, with a provisional amount of R35,000.00 and a safe desludging and disposal certificate from a registered sewerage disposal firm.
Temporary ablution: 12 chemical mobile toilets for 9 calendar months, including transport, establishment, de-establishment, weekly cleaning and sanitisation.
Construction content: earthworks, concrete, formwork, reinforcement, precast concrete, masonry, waterproofing and associated trades.
Standards: GCC for Works of Civil Engineering Construction 2010 (2nd edition); SANS 1921-1:2004; SANS 10403; ASAQS Model Preambles for Trades 2008.
Contract period: 6 calendar months.
Site conditions: school remains operational; restricted access; water and electricity may be limited or unavailable, so temporary water tanks and generators must be provided; potable water may not be used for construction.
Programme: weekly programme updates required, identifying delays and corrective action.
Records: site instruction book in triplicate; weekly labour and plant records; rain gauge and rainfall diary signed by the school principal and submitted at site meetings; as-built drawings and concrete pour records.
Occupied premises: minimise noise, mess and disruption; sequence noisy work around school hours; no disruption during examinations.
Asbestos: work on asbestos-cement sheeting, gutters and pipes must comply with the Asbestos Regulations, 2001; specialist firm required for disposal.
Security areas: if the site is in a security area, entry permits, authority notices and security checks apply; photography restrictions may apply.
Local labour: 100% of unskilled labour from the local community; preference to single heads of households, women, youth and unemployed parents of enrolled children; EPWP targets 55% women, 40% youth aged 18β35, 2% people with disabilities, 100% from the municipality ward.
Community Liaison Officer: required for the full contract; identified by local structures and appointed through a fair interview process; price at twice the unskilled local labour rate.
HIV/AIDS: condom dispenser, posters, awareness programme for at least 90% of workers, qualified service provider, reporting with payment claims; non-compliance penalty 0.04% of contract sum.
OHS: project-specific Construction Phase Safety, Health and Environmental Plan under OHS Act 85 of 1993 and SANS 1921-1 clause C4.18; PPE for all employees and visitors; hoarding and danger tape.
Temporary facilities: project notice board and site office to be provided and removed.
Imported items: tenderer obtains import permits; no foreign exchange provided; ordinary import levy applies.
Trade names: equivalent products may be used only with written approval before the closing date.
Existing services: contractor must protect existing buildings and services; disconnect, stop or remove water pipes as needed; make good.
Access: sites have restricted access; contractor must investigate suitable routes.
Sectional completion: tenderers must allow for costs; no additional claims.
Financial Requirements
Source: MANDLANA PS TENDER BOQ.xlsx (unknown)Pricing format: bill of quantities with rates and amounts; every item must be priced.
Preliminaries: each priced item must be allocated to F (fixed), V (variable by value) or T (variable by time).
Provisional amount: R35,000.00 for desludging existing pits and septic tanks.
Community Liaison Officer: price at twice the unskilled local labour rate; failure to price or inadequate provision will not be entertained as a claim.
HIV/AIDS non-compliance: financial penalty of 0.04% of the contract sum.
CPAP: contract price adjustment applies only if the construction period exceeds 6 months and the contract sum exceeds R1,000,000.00; for lump-sum contracts, CPAP applies where the contract period equals or exceeds 6 calendar months.
Overtime: costs borne by the contractor unless the engineer or principal agent authorises them in writing before the work.
Non-cession: the contractor may not cede or assign rights to monies due under the contract.
Import duties: successful tenderer pays the ordinary levy on imported items; no foreign exchange provided.
Compliance Requirements
Source: MANDLANA PS TENDER BOQ.xlsx (unknown)CIDB: Grade 4GB or higher.
OHS: comply with Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993; provide a project-specific Construction Phase Safety, Health and Environmental Plan.
Asbestos: comply with Asbestos Regulations, 2001; specialist disposal required.
Standards: GCC 2010 (2nd edition), SANS 1921-1:2004, SANS 10403, ASAQS Model Preambles for Trades 2008.
Local labour: 100% unskilled labour from the local community; EPWP targets: 55% women, 40% youth aged 18β35, 2% people with disabilities, 100% resident in the municipality ward.
Community Liaison Officer: mandatory; price at twice the unskilled local labour rate.
HIV/AIDS: condom dispenser, posters, awareness programme for at least 90% of workers; non-compliance penalty 0.04% of contract sum.
Labour records: DPW/EPWP local labour forms with certified ID copies, employee details, wage rates, proof of payment and employment contracts; random inspections may be conducted.
Import permits: successful tenderer responsible; no foreign exchange provided.
Security areas: entry permits and security checks if applicable.
Site visit: tenderers must inspect the site before submitting.
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