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Tender Type
Request for Quotation
Delivery Location
25 Queen Victoria Street - Cape Town - Cape Town - 8001
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
15 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-174178
Iziko museums of south africa requires a service provider to supply, fabricate, finish, repair and deliver exhibition cabinetry, display fixtures and associated glasswork for the mtn x uj and amanzi eafrica exhibitions in the western cape. The scope covers mdf and plywood plinths and risers, low-profile raised platforms, eight freestanding upright mdf display panels, laminated safety glass tops, shelving brackets, replacement glass panels and display case locks, and mdf cladding for existing crates. Every dimension on the drawings is indicative, so a compulsory site visit and site measurement must be completed before shop drawings are produced, manufacture starts or materials and components are ordered. The single biggest risk is that NO component may be fabricated or ordered on drawing dimensions alone, and the delivery programme is tight, with cabinetry due 20 november 2026 and glass NO later than 1 december 2026.
Compulsory site visit and measurement — attendance and on-site verification are required before shop drawings, manufacture or ordering of materials; no component may be fabricated or ordered on the drawing dimensions alone.
Closing date and time — quotations close on 23 October 2026 at 11:00.
Signed Annexure A — the bidder must sign it, confirming the drawings and specifications were reviewed and that the quotation includes all labour, materials, equipment and works needed to complete and install the scope.
Delivery deadlines — existing display case repairs by 9 November 2026; exhibition cabinetry and fixtures by 20 November 2026; MDF tops for existing crates between 10 and 20 November 2026; glass no later than 1 December 2026.
Materials and finishes — chipboard, particle board and other low-quality materials are not permitted; MDF primer is mandatory; white satin water-based acrylic paint on primed wood; laminated safety glass with a UV-resistant interlayer; plywood suitable for heavy public use.
Pricing format — cost per MDF sheet with a maximum of three cut boards per sheet for a total of 12 MDF sheets, including concealed support structure, 20 bricks or 3 x 50x76x3m H3 perlins / SABS SAP H3 timber per sheet, floor-protective felt, preparation, priming and paint; plus a total for 8 completed upright panels with a per-panel breakdown. Glass must be costed even if plexiglass is later accepted as an alternative.
Compliance and referrals — all work must meet the National Building Regulations and relevant SANS standards, and any discrepancy or conflict between drawings and other information must be referred to the Exhibition Designer before fabrication or installation.
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Date & Time
Friday, 23 October 2026 - 11:00
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25 Queen Victoria Street - Cape Town - Cape Town - 8001
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Description
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf15 Oct
2026
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2026
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Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf
Iziko Museums of South Africa requires a service provider for the supply, fabrication, finishing, repair and delivery of exhibition cabinetry, display fixtures and associated glasswork for two exhibitions: the MTN x UJ Exhibition at the Iziko South African National Gallery and the Amanzi eAfrica exhibition at the Iziko South African Museum. The scope includes pine and plywood plinths, MDF display panels and platforms, shelving brackets, glass tops and bases, and repairs to existing display cases, with delivery deadlines in November and December 2026.
Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf
Iziko Museums of South Africa requires a service provider for the supply, fabrication, finishing, repair and delivery of exhibition cabinetry, display fixtures and associated glasswork for the MTN x UJ Exhibition, Amanzi eAfrica exhibition. The scope includes new display cases, plinths, risers, MDF panels, shelving brackets, and repairs to existing display cases, with delivery and installation by November 2026.
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Supply, fabrication and installation of exhibition furniture for the MTN x UJ and Amanzi eAfrica exhibitions, comprising:
Important Dates
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Compulsory site visit and site measurement
Existing display case repairs
Delivery
Submission Guidelines
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Returnable document
Technical Specifications
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Scope
Base 1 and Base 2 (shared detail)
Glass tops
Existing display case repairs
Amanzi shelving brackets
MTN UJ basic plinth for street view
Plinth / riser construction
Low-profile raised platforms
Upright MDF display panels
MDF tops for existing crates
Paint finish
Display box / plinth top sizes (indicative)
Methodology
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Paint finish: high-quality, durable, washable white satin water-based acrylic paint on properly primed wood; MDF primer mandatory; finish suited to high-use exhibition furniture with good resistance to scuffing and wear.
Glass tops: bevel edge/lip the same width as the glass top, flush with the base when fixed; laminated safety glass with UV-resistant interlayer (UV resin-fused unless otherwise specified); smoothly polished edges free of sharp edges; fixing points/holes to attach the top to the base/plinth; thickness selected per top size for structural stability, durability and manageable weight; tops light enough for two-person positioning, otherwise a securely lockable sliding or handling mechanism; a continuous seal between top and base/plinth to prevent unauthorised access, dust ingress and movement.
Base 1: MDF base panel with 4 hex-threaded insert nuts; top and base must seal.
Base 2: wooden base panel with hex-threaded insert nuts for secure fixing of the glass top; secure, properly sealed interface.
Plinth construction: plywood suitable for heavy public use; exposed plywood neatly finished and sealed with clear varnish; curved sections formed with bendable/bendy plywood or equivalent achieving the specified radius; built as multiple modular sections rather than one continuous unit, with final jointing stable, flush and visually continuous; structurally suitable for public use (sitting, standing, walking) with appropriate load-bearing capacity; timber support frame of +/- 50 mm x 50 mm elements.
Low-profile platforms: ±16 mm MDF top painted in a light colour to be confirmed at appointment; raised ±70 mm using concealed brick or H3 timber perlin with supports recessed to create a clean continuous shadow line; felt or equivalent protective material to prevent floor damage; secured with high-strength adhesive or mechanical fixings; finish applied by spray or roller using Velvaglo or an equivalent durable, hard-wearing, easily cleanable paint.
Upright panels: 16 mm MDF, each with a small square/rectangular base or suitable wooden brackets supporting the panel securely at 90° to the floor; painted blue with a smooth, neat and durable finish; exposed edges properly prepared and finished; wooden brackets may remain visible provided the panels are stable and fit for purpose.
MDF tops for existing crates: finish to match the low-profile raised platforms, including preparation, priming and durable painted finish; MDF cladding 10–20 mm fixed directly to the supplied crates; no new base or support structure required.
Quality Management
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)All work must comply with the applicable National Building Regulations and relevant SANS standards.
Chipboard, particle board and other low-quality materials are not permitted.
Drawings must be read with all relevant details, schedules, elevations and specialist information; discrepancies or conflicts must be referred to the Exhibition Designer before fabrication or installation.
The supplier must confirm the proposed glass specification before fabrication, and all glass specifications and fixing/handling systems must suit the intended public use and be confirmed by the supplier before fabrication.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdfPricing must include:
Provide the cost for 12 MDF sheets and associated support structures.
Provide a total cost for 8 completed panels with a breakdown of the cost per panel, including MDF, bases and brackets, cutting, assembly, fixings, preparation and blue paint finish.
Final quantities and dimensions to be confirmed.
Financial Requirements
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Pricing format
Compliance Requirements
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Standards
Materials
Verification
Health & Safety
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdfGlass tops must be laminated safety glass with a UV-resistant interlayer providing high UV protection (UV resin-fused unless otherwise specified). Exposed glass edges must be smoothly polished and free of sharp edges. Glass specifications and fixing/handling systems must suit public use and be confirmed by the supplier before fabrication. Cracked or missing glass panels must be removed from site.
Contractual Terms
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)Delivery of exhibition cabinetry and fixtures: 20 November 2026.
Glass delivery: no later than 1 December 2026.
Existing display case repairs deadline: 9 November 2026.
If glass manufacturers cannot deliver in time, alternatives such as plexiglass may be considered, but glass must still be costed for.
Requirements
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdf (unknown)All dimensions shown are indicative and must be verified on site by the appointed supplier before fabrication.
The supplier is responsible for confirming that the proposed construction of all exhibition cases, plinths and associated components can be successfully fabricated, transported and installed in accordance with the drawings and Annexure A.
Minor dimensional adjustments may be required after appointment and final on-site verification; the supplier must allow for these within its fabrication and installation process.
No component may be fabricated or ordered on drawing dimensions alone without prior on-site verification.
Section
Source: Annexure A Case and Plinths Amanzi and MTN UJ.pdfPaint finish: high-quality, durable, washable white satin water-based acrylic paint on properly primed wood; MDF primer mandatory. Glass top: bevel edge/lip the same width as the glass top, flush with the base when fixed. Chipboard, particle board and other low-quality materials are not permitted.
Description
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdfSupply, fabrication, finishing, repair and delivery of exhibition cabinetry, display fixtures and associated glasswork for the MTN x UJ Exhibition and the Amanzi eAfrica exhibition.
Important Dates
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)The two exhibition delivery dates are listed in reverse order in the project deadlines section; bidders should confirm the applicable deadline with the technical lead.
Contact Information
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Technical enquiries
Technical enquiries
Submission
Delivery sites
Iziko South African National Gallery
Gallery Lane
Gardens
Iziko South African Museum
25 Queen Victoria St
Gardens/CBD
Submission Guidelines
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Submission method: email only — emailed RFQ documents are accepted.
Submission emails: [email protected] and [email protected]
Attention: Amy Sephton
Closing: 23 October 2026 at 11:00
The onus is on the bidder to ensure the complete email submission reaches Iziko before the closing time.
Returnable documents (all pages of the RFQ document must be completed where applicable):
Disqualification risks:
Returnable Documents
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Quotes, proposals and accompanying documentation must be emailed to [email protected] and [email protected].
Advert date: 15 October 2026. Closing date and time: 23 October 2026 at 11:00.
Administrative documents required: SBD 4 and SBD 6.1, and the completed Request to Quote document with all pages filled in where applicable. Failure to submit any stipulated administrative document may result in the quote not being considered.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)System: 80/20 preference points (Preferential Procurement Regulations 2022).
Price points are calculated on the Total Evaluated Bid Price; only amounts captured in the pricing table are considered.
Specific goals — black ownership:
Evidence for specific goals: B-BBEE certificate, company registration certificate, identification documentation and CSD report. Points claimed without the required proof are not awarded.
No minimum qualifying score is stated.
Iziko is not obliged to accept the lowest or only quotation and may accept or reject any quotation, or withdraw the requirement, at any time.
Technical Specifications
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Supply, fabrication, finishing, repair and delivery of exhibition cabinetry, display fixtures and associated glasswork for two exhibitions.
MTN x UJ Exhibition — Iziko South African National Gallery, Gallery Lane, Gardens
Amanzi eAfrica — Iziko South African Museum, 25 Queen Victoria St, Gardens/CBD
Standards and deliverables
Methodology
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Roll-out delivery is required as scheduled. Minor changes may be agreed after appointment, but the final installation completion date is fixed. All costs, including overtime, must account for the delivery schedule.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdfBidders must show verifiable experience in the fabrication, finishing and installation of high-quality cabinetry, display fixtures and custom-built furniture. Relevant experience includes exhibition or museum display fabrication, plinths and risers, display cases, shopfitting, kitchen fitting, built-in cabinetry, furniture, retail fixtures, architectural joinery or other custom fabrication.
Evidence: a portfolio of at least five relevant projects completed within the past ten years, containing non-pixelated photographs of each project, a description, the completion date and the client's contact details.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdfPricing must be set out in the RFQ pricing table and supported by a formal detailed quotation on company letterhead.
Line items include shelving brackets (supply and installation where required, quantity 10, Annexure A Case 003).
Financial Requirements
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Pricing format: line-item pricing table in the RFQ plus a formal detailed quotation on company letterhead.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)CSD: registration on the Central Supplier Database with supplier number, company details, tax status verification PIN and tax registration number.
Tax: valid tax certificate and/or tax PIN; a non-compliant tax status disqualifies the bid.
B-BBEE: valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit to claim the 20 specific-goals points; black ownership determines the points (50% or more = 20; under 50% = 10; 0% = 0).
Forms: SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest) and SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim) must be completed and submitted.
Experience: verifiable evidence of fabrication, finishing and installation of high-quality cabinetry, display fixtures and custom-built furniture — exhibition or museum display fabrication, plinths and risers, display cases, shopfitting, kitchen fitting, built-in cabinetry, furniture, retail fixtures or architectural joinery. Evidence is a portfolio of at least five relevant projects completed in the past ten years, with non-pixelated photographs, project descriptions, completion dates and client contact details.
Exclusion: bidders listed on the Register for Tender Defaulters or the List of Restricted Suppliers are automatically disqualified.
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Specific-goals points are awarded for black ownership: 50% or more = 20 points; less than 50% = 10 points; 0% = 0 points.
Supporting evidence: B-BBEE certificate, company registration certificate, identification documentation and CSD report.
Health & Safety
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdfAll items must be structurally stable, safe and durable for use in a public museum environment.
Contractual Terms
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdfThe proposal and appended documentation form the basis of an agreement to be negotiated and concluded in a formal contract between Iziko and the preferred service provider.
A mere offer and acceptance does not create a contract of any kind between Iziko and the preferred service provider.
Requirements
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf (RFQ)Where the term "and/or" is used, it means one or more of the listed requirements, individually or in combination, as applicable.
A bid may be disqualified if the bid document is not completed correctly or in full, does not comply with the specification, is delivered or sent after the closing date and time, the supplier is not registered on the CSD, or the supplier has a non-compliant tax status. Any alteration to the bid document other than the bidder's details and price automatically disqualifies the bidder.
Section
Source: Iziko RFQ-R&E-Carpentry Work for Exhibitions.pdf80/20 preference point system: 80 points for price and 20 points for specific goals, out of 100.
Specific goals are awarded for black ownership: 50% or more = 20 points; less than 50% = 10 points; 0% = 0 points.
Iziko is not obliged to accept the lowest or only quotation and may accept or reject any quotation, or withdraw the requirement, at any time.
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071-761-3331[email protected]www.iziko.org.za/museums/south-african-museum25 Queen Victoria St, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa
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