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Submit a completed E-Tendering Training Acknowledgement Form with the following details: Business name or Joint Venture (JV) name, contact person, landline and cellphone numbers, email address, tenderer’s full name, authorized signature, designation, and date. Include a confirmation that self-training was completed via the E-Tendering Noddy Guide, video, or clarification meeting, and an acknowledgment of the ability to operate the E-Tendering Solution.

Eskom Representative: Sithelwa Mdlalo. Document issued on 19.03.2026.

Submit the following returnable documents: 1) Form A (completed and signed). 2) Quality Method Statement (using Template-Ref 240-126469599). 3) Quality Policy (approved by top management). 4) Quality Objectives (approved by top management). 5) Organization chart and Responsibility matrix (must include quality management function/role). 6) Documented criteria for evaluation, selection, monitoring, and re-evaluation of external providers (Clause 8.4 of ISO 9001:2015).

Scoring is based on Quality Requirements Deliverables. Points breakdown: Section A (Quality Management System Requirements, ISO 9001 compliance) - 3 points (A.1 Method Statement, A.2 Quality Policy, A.3 Quality Objectives). Section B (Evidence of QMS in operation) - 2 points (B.1 Organizational roles/responsibilities, B.2 Control of externally provided processes/products/services). Section E (User-defined additional requirements) - 2 points (E.1 Form A completion, E.2 Additional scope-specific requirements). Total possible: 7 points.

Scope: Professional IT services to develop a comprehensive digital transformation strategy for NTCSA. Quality Requirements: 1) Documented QMS complying with ISO 9001:2015 (non-certified but compliant). 2) Must include: Method Statement, Quality Policy, Quality Objectives. 3) Organizational roles/responsibilities (Clause 5.3 of ISO 9001:2015). 4) Control of externally provided processes/products/services (Clause 8.4 of ISO 9001:2015).

Quality Management System (QMS) compliance with ISO 9001:2015 (non-certified but documented evidence required). Must demonstrate: 1) Documented QMS. 2) Approved Quality Policy and Objectives. 3) Defined roles, responsibilities, and authorities. 4) Control of externally provided processes, products, and services.

Eskom Quality Representative: Sithelwa Mdlalo, Senior Advisor – Quality Assurance (signature dated 19‑03‑2026). No further contact details are provided in the document.

• Complete Form A (Quality Form) and sign it to acknowledge acceptance of Eskom Supplier Quality Requirements (specification 240-105658000 and ISO 9001).
• Select only one category – the document marks Category 4 as applicable.
• Indicate if a site assessment is required.
• Return the signed Form A with your quotation; failure to submit the signed form may lead to disqualification.

Scope: Provide professional IT services to NTCSA for the development of a comprehensive digital transformation strategy.

• Pre‑contract award quality requirement – Category 4 selected.
• Post‑contract award requirements – Contract Execution and Supplier Quality Performance Monitoring Phase.
• Standard conditions – Eskom rights of access, rights to information, preservation, quality audits, management of non‑conformities, special processes.
• Must align with ISO 9001 principles: customer focus, leadership, engagement of people, process approach, improvement, evidence‑based decision making, relationship management.

• Must comply with Eskom Supplier Quality Requirements (specification 240‑105658000) and ISO 9001.
• Form A must be completed and signed by the tenderer’s quality representative.
• No additional compliance items (e.g., CSD, B‑BBEE, CIDB) are mentioned in the extracted text.

Document states:

• Contract start date: TBA.
• Completion date: 6 months from contract start date.
• Defects liability period: 52 weeks after completion.
• Assessment day (payment certificate): 25th of each month.
• Period for reply to any notice: 2 days.
• Delay damages: 0.5% per day, capped at 10% of contract value.
• Arbitration venue: Johannesburg.
• No other briefing or site‑visit dates are mentioned.

Document provides:

• Client: NTCSA SOC Ltd (Reg No. 2021/539129/30), state‑owned company.
• Registered office: Eskom Megawatt Park, Maxwell Drive, Sunninghill, Sandton, Johannesburg, 2157.
• Employer VAT number for invoicing: 4740101508 (also 4710303126 mentioned for VAT on invoices).
• Invoicing instructions: submit PDF invoices to the designated NTCSA email address (address not specified in extracted text). Include NTCSA order number, line number, contract number, VAT details, and serial number on each invoice.
• No specific phone or personal email contacts are listed in the extracted text.

Document states:

• Submit a signed Form of Offer and Acceptance, Schedule of Deviations (if any), completed Contract Data (Parts C1 and C2), and the Price List (C2.2).
• Provide any required securities, bonds, guarantees or proof of insurance within one week of receiving the signed Agreement.
• Deliver one fully signed copy of the Agreement (including Schedule of Deviations) to the Client before the validity period expires.
• Alternative tender offers may be submitted using additional copies of the Form of Offer and Acceptance, marked “Alternative Tender No. ___”.
• Use the supplied response template spreadsheet (“NTCSA IM Digital Transformation Professional Services - Tender Response Spreadsheet”) to structure your submission.
• Include: sample Digital Transformation Strategy (PowerPoint), detailed methodology, project plan, company profile with references, CVs of key personnel, and evidence of professional body memberships.

Practical guidance:

• Prepare all required documents in advance and have them signed by authorised representatives.
• Keep a checklist to ensure the Schedule of Deviations and any security documents are attached.
• Submit PDFs as instructed and retain proof of delivery.
• Meet the one‑week deadline for providing securities to avoid repudiation.

Document states:

• Objective: develop a Digital Transformation Strategy & Roadmap and an IT Strategy & Roadmap (including unbundling) to make NTCSA digitally mature, agile and data‑driven.
• Scope: seven phases over approx. six months:

1. Inception & Project Planning (2 weeks)

2. Current State Assessment (4 weeks)

3. Future State Vision & Target Operating Model (4 weeks)

4. Gap Analysis & Strategic Recommendations (4 weeks)

5. Digital Transformation & IT/Unbundling Roadmap Development (2 weeks each)

6. Governance & Implementation Framework & Change Management Framework (2 weeks each)

7. Final Strategy & Executive Presentation (2 weeks)

• Deliverables: inception report, current state report, future state vision & target operating model, gap analysis report, digital transformation roadmap, IT/unbundling roadmap, governance & implementation framework, change management framework, final strategy document and executive presentation.
• Reporting: weekly progress meetings, monthly written reports, interim presentations at phase ends.
• Consultant qualifications: proven digital transformation experience for comparable organisations, multidisciplinary expertise (business strategy, IT strategy, enterprise architecture, data/analytics, automation, change management), familiarity with TOGAF, DAMA‑DMBOK, COBIT, ITIL, Agile, at least two similar projects in the last five years, strong stakeholder engagement.
• Required team: Lead Consultant/Project Director, Digital Strategy Specialist, Enterprise Architect, Data & Analytics Expert, Change Management Specialist, Business Process Analyst.
• Governance: report to delegated NTCSA representative; all intellectual property belongs to NTCSA; confidentiality required.
• Quality: comply with Eskom Quality Management Specification 240‑105655800, Category 1 clause 3.7.
• Dispute resolution: adjudication (ICE‑SA list) within 30 days, then arbitration per NEC3 rules.

Document states:

• Pricing: time‑charge basis; prices exclusive of VAT unless otherwise instructed.
• VAT rate: 15%; include Employer VAT number on invoices.
• Currency: South African Rand.
• Payment: submit signed tax invoice and completion certificate after each assessment interval; progress payments may be invoiced on the 25th of each month for contracts longer than one month.
• Late payment interest: 0%.
• Delay damages: 0.5% per day, max 10% of contract value.
• Bonds/guarantees: deliver securities, bonds, guarantees or proof of insurance within one week of receiving the signed Agreement.
• Insurance: Consultant must provide liability insurance covering the total price (per Insurance Table A) and other risks as listed; Employer provides additional cover (Insurance Table B). Nuclear liability indemnified by Employer; asbestos controls and related health‑safety measures also stipulated.

Document states:

• B‑BBEE: notify Employer within 7 days of any change in B‑BBEE status; submit updated verification certificate within 30 days. Employer may renegotiate or terminate if status declines.
• Ethics: prohibited actions (coercive, collusive, corrupt, fraudulent, obstructive) are forbidden; Employer may terminate for breach.
• Cession/Assignment: Consultant may not assign or delegate rights/obligations without written consent; Employer may cede rights to subsidiaries.
• Joint Ventures: all members jointly and severally liable; key person with authority must be notified within 2 weeks of contract date; changes to JV composition need written consent.
• Confidentiality: no disclosure of contract information without Employer consent, except public domain or pre‑existing knowledge; legal disclosures require prior notice to Employer; images of Employer works need written consent.
• VAT compliance: include Employer VAT number on all invoices as required by the VAT Act.
• Dispute resolution: adjudication per NEC3, then arbitration (Association of Arbitrators, Johannesburg).

Ntcsa soc ltd

Physical address: Megawatt Park, Maxwell Drive, Sunninghill ext.3, Sandton, 2000, South Africa

Postal address: P O BOX 1091, Johannesburg, 2000, South Africa

Telephone: +27 11 800 ....

Fax: +27 11 800 ....

Scope:

• Provide professional IT services to develop a comprehensive Digital Transformation Strategy for NTCSA.
• Work will involve handling confidential information, including technical, commercial, financial and marketing data.
• All disclosed information is defined as “Confidential Information” and must be protected with at least a reasonable standard of care, no less than the standard applied to the Receiving Party’s own confidential material.
• Deliverables are limited to the strategy document and any related analysis; no rights to use the information beyond the project are granted.
• The Receiving Party must return or destroy all confidential material within 7 business days of a request.
• The agreement is binding for three years after termination of the relationship.

• Eskom contractor representative – submit the questionnaire and address any submission queries to them.
• Tax‑related queries – email [email protected].
• For legislative updates or referrals – contact Eskom’s Corporate Tax Department at Megawatt Park (no specific phone/e‑mail provided in the document).

• Complete the PAYE Questionnaire – fill all mandatory fields marked with an asterisk (*).
• Sign the summary sheet and every required affidavit (Appendices 1‑9) based on your answers.
• Return the signed questionnaire and affidavits to your Eskom contractor representative.
• Copy Eskom Group Tax by emailing [email protected].
• Failure to sign the applicable affidavit(s) (e.g., Appendix 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 or 8) will trigger PAYE withholding on payments.

The questionnaire itself is the evaluation tool. Your answers determine the tax classification (Independent Contractor, Personal Service Provider, Labour Broker or Dependent Contractor).

• Each “Yes/No” response routes you to the next question; certain “Yes” answers require signing a specific appendix.
• The final classification is based on the Dominant Impression Test (questions 6 i‑xi).
• If classified as a PSP or Dependent Contractor, PAYE will be withheld and the payment will be coded 3601/3616 on the IRP5.
• Labour Brokers with a valid IRP30 certificate are exempt from PAYE withholding; otherwise PAYE applies.

• Applies to Companies, Close Corporations, Trusts or Individuals supplying services or labour to Eskom and its subsidiaries.
• Determines tax status under the Fourth Schedule of the Income Tax Act (2022/2023 tax year).
• Classification criteria include:

– Residence in South Africa

– Minimum of three full‑time employees (excluding connected persons)

– Whether a connected person renders services to Eskom

– Income concentration (≤ 80 % from a single client)

– Place, control and supervision of work (≥ 50 % performed at Eskom premises)

– Dominant Impression Test (payment linked to deliverables, Eskom’s control over tools/equipment, exclusivity, risk, integration, provision of benefits, office or equipment).

• No pricing format is specified in the questionnaire; the focus is on tax classification.
• Provide a valid IRP30 exemption certificate if you are a labour broker; otherwise PAYE will be withheld.
• No bonds, guarantees or payment terms are detailed in this document.

• Must comply with the Fourth Schedule of the Income Tax Act (2022/2023).
• Complete and sign all applicable affidavits (Appendices 1‑9) based on questionnaire responses.
• Provide accurate CIPC registration details, VAT and tax numbers, and bank details as requested in the form.
• Update Eskom promptly of any changes to the information supplied.
• Non‑compliance (e.g., unsigned affidavits, missing IRP30) results in PAYE withholding.

Submit the following: Sample Digital Transformation Strategy (PowerPoint format), detailed methodology and approach, project plan and timeline, company profile with references (including contactable references with consent), detailed CVs of key personnel, evidence of professional body memberships. Complete the provided response template spreadsheet: 'NTCSA IM Digital Transformation Professional Services - Tender Response Spreadsheet'.

Develop a comprehensive Digital Transformation Strategy & Roadmap and an IT Strategy & Roadmap (including unbundling) for NTCSA. Phases and activities: Phase 1: Inception and Project Planning - Conduct inception meeting, develop work plan, define governance, reporting, risk management, and quality assurance. Phase 2: Current State Assessment - Benchmark against industry peers, assess TSO unbundling impact, review ICT processes/systems, identify strengths/weaknesses, conduct stakeholder interviews, assess digital maturity using recognized frameworks (e.g., Unified Digital Maturity Model). Phase 3: Future State Vision and Target Operating Model - Define digital vision, propose target digital and unbundled IT operating models, identify enabling technologies (cloud, automation, analytics, AI). Phase 4: Gap Analysis and Strategic Recommendations - Perform gap analysis, identify themes/initiatives, recommend quick wins/long-term initiatives, provide business cases. Phase 5: Digital Transformation Roadmap Development - Develop 5-year roadmap with milestones, timelines, dependencies, cost estimates, performance indicators, prioritize initiatives. Phase 6: Governance and Implementation Framework - Recommend governance structure, define roles, propose benefits realization framework, provide change management plan. Phase 7: Final Strategy and Executive Presentation - Consolidate findings, prepare executive summary/presentation, incorporate feedback. Deliverables: Inception Report (2 weeks), Current State Assessment Report (4 weeks), Future State Vision and Target Operating Model (4 weeks), Gap Analysis and Recommendations Report (4 weeks), Digital Transformation Roadmap (2 weeks), IT and Unbundling Roadmap (2 weeks), Governance and Implementation Framework (2 weeks), Change Management Framework (2 weeks), Final Digital Transformation Strategy Document (2 weeks). Contract duration: ~6 months. Progress updates: Weekly meetings, monthly written reports, interim presentations. Out of scope: Implementation, detailed solution design, hardware/software procurement, vendor selection, data cleansing/migration. Consultant requirements: Proven experience in digital transformation for comparable organizations, multidisciplinary expertise (business/IT strategy, enterprise architecture, data/analytics, automation, change management), familiarity with frameworks (TOGAF, DAMA-DMBOK, COBIT, ITIL, Agile), at least 2 completed projects in last 5 years, strong stakeholder engagement. Key team roles: Lead Consultant, Digital Strategy Specialist, Enterprise Architect, Data and Analytics Expert, Change Management Specialist, Business Process Analyst.

• Issue date: 06 May 2026.
• Non‑compulsory clarification meeting: 14 May 2026, 15:00‑16:30 (Microsoft Teams – link provided).
• Deadline for clarification queries: 3 working days before closing (i.e., by 19 May 2026).
• Closing date & time: 22 May 2026 at 10:00 hrs.
• Tender validity period: 120 days from the closing date.
• Price list submission format deadline: simultaneous with the main tender submission (by 22 May 2026 10:00).

• NTCSA Representative – Thendo Silimela, Tel 011 800 8269, Email [email protected].
• First escalation – Procurement Manager Jabu Nkgapele, Email [email protected].
• Second escalation – Middle Manager Vongani Hlungwani, Email [email protected].
• Clarification meeting link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/397497303970679?p=pZSFsEAlHEy791C5hD (Meeting ID 397 497 303 970 679, Passcode ZU3tN3HS).

• Submit the tender electronically via the Eskom e‑tendering portal (NTCSA Tender Bulletin site).
• All documents must be uploaded as separate PDF files; the price list must also be provided in an Excel file.
• Maximum file size per document is 500 MB and total upload size is limited to 4 GB.
• Upload folders are required: Technical, Commercial, Financial and Other.
• No ZIP or compressed files are accepted.
• Late submissions are not accepted; the deadline is 22 May 2026 at 10:00 hrs.
• The latest uploaded version supersedes any earlier version – previous uploads become null and void.
• Returnable documents listed in the annexes must be completed, signed where required and uploaded by the closing time. – Disqualifiable returnables (must be fully completed and signed) – Non‑disqualifiable returnables (may be requested within 5 working days; failure to comply leads to disqualification).
• Mandatory returnables submitted at closing are required for evaluation; missing items score zero but do not automatically disqualify.
• Ensure the submission status is marked as “Complete”.

• Technical scoring total = 100 % with a minimum threshold of 70 % (failure to reach 70 % results in disqualification). - Gatekeeper (mandatory) – 100 % weight; must demonstrate ≥5 years of digital transformation/I&T strategy experience. - Organizational Capability & Experience – 30 % weight. - Key Personnel & Resource Competency – 30 % weight. - Methodology & Approach – 30 % weight. - Innovation, Research & Thought Leadership – 10 % weight.
• Pricing is scored out of 80 points (inclusive of VAT, corrected for arithmetic errors, unconditional discounts considered, conditional discounts excluded).
• PPPFA preference point system 80/20 applies (estimated value < R50 M).
• Specific Goals are scored out of 20 points; B‑BBEE status level determines points (Level 1 = 20 pts, Level 2 = 18 pts, … Level 8 = 2 pts, non‑compliant = 0).
• Total award ranking = Price score + Specific Goal points (higher total wins).
• NTCSA may negotiate after evaluation if no clear advantage is identified.

• Scope: Develop a comprehensive Digital Transformation Strategy for NTCSA, including IT strategy, unbundling, benchmarking, road‑maps and implementation guidance.
• Mandatory experience: Minimum 5 years delivering digital transformation/I&T strategy projects; at least one completed project with references.
• Required deliverables: Strategy document, methodology, innovation & emerging‑technology recommendations (AI, analytics, digital twins, AR/VR), data‑protection compliance (POPIA), knowledge‑transfer plan, stakeholder‑engagement approach, governance framework.
• Key personnel: CVs and certifications (TOGAF, DAMA‑DMBOK, COBIT, ITIL, Agile, etc.) aligned to each deliverable.
• Methodology: Detailed approach, multiple options/scenarios, governance structures, quality policy, ISO certifications.
• Innovation & R&D: Demonstrate research, thought leadership, IP or frameworks relevant to utility digitalisation.
• Performance metrics: Ability to track ROI, benefits realization and post‑implementation support.

• Pricing format: Submit price list in PDF and an identical Excel copy. Prices must be inclusive of VAT.
• Price evaluation: Scored out of 80 points; unconditional discounts considered, conditional discounts excluded.
• Payment terms:
• Contracts ≤ R50 M – payment within 30 days of receipt of undisputed invoice.
• Contracts > R50 M – payment within 60 days of receipt of undisputed invoice.
• Retention: 2.5 % of each monthly invoice (excluding VAT) retained until SDL&I obligations are satisfied and a compliance report is approved.
• Financial capacity: Audited financial statements for the previous 18 months (or last year if unavailable). Joint‑venture participants must each provide statements; start‑up entities (< 12 months) are exempt until award.
• Bonds/guarantees: Not explicitly required, but any modification to a submitted tender after the deadline will lead to disqualification.
• Mandatory contractual evidence: Valid CSD registration (CSD number/report) for all local tenderers and foreign tenderers with a South African footprint.

• CSD registration – valid and current (mandatory for all local and foreign entities with a SA footprint).
• Tax clearance – certified copy of tax clearance certificate (foreign suppliers with SA footprint must provide; local suppliers must provide SARS e‑filing PIN verification).
• B‑BBEE – valid B‑BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit (required for award; level determines specific‑goal points).
• Employment Equity – proof of compliance and submission of Employment Equity report (South African tenderers).
• Safety – COIDA certificate of good standing or proof of application (South African tenderers).
• Quality – Method statement, quality policy, objectives, documented roles & responsibilities, Form A signed.
• Environmental – EMS manual, environmental policy, objectives, compliance documentation.
• Insurance, deductibles, list of acceptable guarantors – where applicable (not required for this tender).
• CIDB proof of grading – required where applicable; 5‑day submission period does not apply.
• Additional statutory compliance: SHEQ requirements, ISO certifications (if claimed), and any sector‑specific licences.

Buyer: Thendo Silimela (NTCSA). No further contact details are provided in the document.

• Submit all required returnable documents to claim B‑BBEE preference points:
• Valid B‑BBEE certificate issued by a SANAS‑accredited verifier or a sworn affidavit (for enterprises ≤ R10 million revenue) or CIPC certificate.
• Proof of ownership/shareholding (CIPC documentation) with a detailed shareholding breakdown.
• Certified ID copies of all shareholders.
• Proof of disability where applicable.
• SBD 6.2 Declaration Form and Annex C (Local Content Declaration) if local content thresholds apply.
• Failure to provide the above documentation will result in:
• 0 points for specific B‑BBEE goals.
• Only price points (90/80) will be scored.
• Ensure all documents are signed, dated and, where required, stamped by a Commissioner of Oaths.

• Total score = price points (90 or 80) + specific B‑BBEE goal points (max 10 or 20). Scores are rounded to two decimal places.
• Highest total score wins, subject to compliance with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act.
• B‑BBEE points by level:
• Level 1: 10 / 20 points
• Level 2: 9 / 18 points
• Level 3: 6 / 14 points
• Level 4: 5 / 12 points
• Level 5: 4 / 8 points
• Level 6: 3 / 6 points
• Level 7: 2 / 4 points
• Level 8: 1 / 2 points
• Non‑compliant: 0 points
• Objective criteria (e.g., local content, CIDB, NIPP) are not mandatory but failure may lead to the second‑ranked tenderer being recommended.

• Scope: Develop a comprehensive Digital Transformation Strategy for NTCSA.
• Duration: 6 months.
• Deliverables include strategy formulation, alignment with national transformation imperatives, a detailed implementation schedule, and SDL&I (Socio‑Economic Development & Localisation Investment) commitments.
• Must address B‑BBEE improvement/retention plan, local procurement content, spend on black‑owned entities, job creation, and skills development as outlined in the SDL&I requirements.

• Retention: 2.5 % of each invoice (excluding VAT) will be held as security for SDL&I obligations and released only after:
• Submission of approved SDL&I progress reports.
• Fulfilment of all SDL&I obligations.
• Acceptance of a compliance report by the SDL&I department.
• Bursary contribution: For every R3 million of contract spend, the supplier must contribute R30 000 to an engineering student bursary.
• Quarterly SDL&I compliance reports are mandatory.
• No specific pricing format is stated; ensure price points are clearly separated from any local/imported component as required for local content calculations.

• B‑BBEE certification (valid certificate or sworn affidavit) is a condition of award.
• Revenue ≤ R10 million (EME): sworn affidavit acceptable.
• Revenue ≤ R50 million (QSE): comply with QSE scorecard or sworn affidavit if ≥51 % black‑owned.
• Revenue > R50 million: valid B‑BBEE certificate required.
• SDL&I obligations include:
• Submission of B‑BBEE improvement/retention plan within 30 days of contract signing.
• 100 % local procurement content target.
• Minimum spend on entities with ≥51 % black ownership (EME/QSE).
• Job creation/retention proposals.
• Quarterly reporting against the SDL&I Implementation Schedule (submitted within 28 days of award).
• Sworn affidavit validity criteria must be met (deponent details, CIPC registration, revenue figures, B‑BBEE level, Commissioner of Oaths signature, etc.).

• For system‑related problems or to contact the buyer responsible for this tender, use the details provided on the Tender Bulletin pages: https://tenderbulletin.eskom.co.za or https://tenderbulletin.ntcsa.co.za.
• No specific email or phone contacts are listed in the extracted document.

• Submit electronically via the Eskom eTendering portal (https://eTendering.eskom.co.za).
• A valid CSD number is required to register and gain access.
• Registration steps: complete all fields, verify email link, receive OTP on registered mobile/email, enter OTP to activate account.
• After login, select the tender reference E2877NTCSAMWP and click “Create New Submission”.
• Upload required documents in the appropriate categories (Technical, Commercial, Finance).
• File size limits: maximum 500 MB per file and 4 GB total for all uploads.
• After all files are uploaded, click “Finalize Submission” and then “Finalise and Close Submission”.
• An automatic confirmation email containing the submission ID will be sent – retain this for any future enquiries.
• Disqualification risk: any missing, incorrectly categorised or late documents will result in rejection.

• Scope: Provide professional IT services to develop a comprehensive digital transformation strategy for NTCSA.
• Deliverables: Complete digital transformation strategy document and any associated artefacts as defined in the tender specifications.
• All deliverables must be submitted through the eTendering system in the designated Technical category.
• No explicit technical standards, capacity thresholds or service‑level requirements are detailed in the available text.

• Mandatory CSD registration to access the eTendering system.
• The extracted material does not mention additional compliance items such as tax clearance, B‑BBEE status, CIDB registration, CIPC verification, professional licences or local‑content obligations.