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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
Old Bethal Road - Emalahleni - Witbank - 1035
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
07 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-173170
ESKOM requires a specialist contractor to refurbish medium voltage electric motors at duvha power station in mpumalanga over a 60-month period. The scope covers workshop-based repairs and on-site services, with strict facility, equipment, and competency requirements including a 23kv test bench, vpi and burn-out ovens, and ex-rated motor certification capability. A mandatory pre-award site visit will verify workshop compliance. NO subcontracting of core work is permitted.
Closing: 9 November 2026 at 10:00
Mandatory pre-award site visit: Eskom will inspect the workshop to verify compliance and capability before contract award
Minimum 12 months company experience in medium voltage motor refurbishment
Workshop must have burn-out ovens, VPI tanks, curing oven, coil shop, spray booth, balancing machine, and crane sized for largest motor in scope — photos required for all
Test bench minimum 5000V and 23kV capability; high voltage testing equipment for 7.6kV, 14.2kV, 23kV and 31kV
No subcontracting allowed for core refurbishment work; certification, NDT, shaft micro-welding and bearing repair may be outsourced
Minimum one qualified armature rewinder, one qualified fitter, one engineer/technician, site service personnel, and two quality control personnel — CVs and certificates required
Emergency response time must be under 10 hours; minimum one truck required
Compliance with Eskom Documents 240-89217674, 240-87739380, 240-106628253, 240-56361435 and SANS IEC 60034-23
Ex-rated MV motor repair and certification capability required (Ex td, na, d/de)
Failure report sample within 5 years, ITP and QCP samples, company profile with organogram, and minimum 5 years electronic data storage required
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Monday, 09 November 2026 - 10:00
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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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Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a Period of 60 Months.pdf
Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd invites tenders for the refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station in Mpumalanga for a 60-month term service contract. The contract is valued above R50 million including VAT, with payment terms of 60 days for undisputed invoices.
240-109253302 _ Quality Control Plan or Inspection Test Plan (QCP or ITP) rev 2.docx
Procurement for refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga, by Eskom, for a 60-month period. The document provided is a Quality Control Plan template with no filled-in substantive content.
Duvha PS MV Motor Repair Contract Motors Technical Specification Rev 1.xlsx
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Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx
Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.
559-142380611 MV Motor Refurbishment Technical Schedule A&B Template (Rev 1).xls
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Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx
The department requires refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months. ESKOM will evaluate bids against mandatory technical criteria and qualitative technical capability, with a minimum technical score of 70% required for a bid to be technically suitable.
Supplier Quality Management_Returnables Latest catagory 1.xlsx
The tender seeks the refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Eskom's Duva Power Station over a 60‑month period. The work is located in Mpumalanga Province.
240-105658000 SUPPLIER QUALITY MANAGEMENT SPEC REV4 FINAL 2026.pdf
The extracted document is Eskom's generic Supplier Quality Management Specification (QM 58, Ref 240-105658000 Rev 4), not the project-specific tender pack for the Duvha MV motor refurbishment. It sets minimum quality requirements that all Eskom suppliers and sub-suppliers must meet, based on ISO 9001. No project-specific procurement details (pricing, scope, evaluation criteria, contacts, briefing) are present in the provided text.
NEC TSC3 The provision for Medium Voltage MOTORS refurbishment revised.pdf
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240-89217674_Refurbishment_and_Repair_of_Power_Station_Electric_Motors_Work_Instruction_(Rev_3).pdf
Eskom requires refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors (3.3kV to 15kV) at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga, for a 60-month period. The work follows Eskom Work Instruction 240-89217674 Rev 3, covering two phases: Phase I (collect, strip, assess) and Phase II (refurbishment, testing, and delivery back to site).
Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf
Eskom requires the collection, dismantling, assessment, repair, refurbishment, rewinding, assembly, testing, painting, and delivery of all unitised and outside plant medium voltage (MV) motors at Duvha Power Station in Mpumalanga over a 60-month period covering unplanned outages, planned outages, and breakdown maintenance.
240-109253698 CQP Template 2021.docx
Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duhva Power Station for ESKOM (Mpumalanga) for a period of 60 months. The tender requires quality management compliance, refurbishment of medium voltage motors, and adherence to SANS 466:2005 and ISO 10005:2005 standards.
240-68099512 Form A Rev 10 (001).docx
Eskom requires the refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station in Mpumalanga for a period of 60 months. The procurement is subject to Eskom Supplier Quality Requirements (Specification 240-105658000) and ISO 9001 standards.
240-98982530 MV Motors Repair Contract SOW 2026 January (002).pdf
The department requires the refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station (Units U1-6 and OP) for a period of 60 months, covering collection, dismantling, assessment, repair, rewind, assembly, testing, painting and delivery of all unitised and outside plant MV motors across three categories: EFP motors (11kV/13MW), FD/ID fan motors (3.3kV/3600kW) and PA fan motors (3.3kV/2000kW).
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Eskom requires a contractor to collect, dismantle, assess, repair, refurbish, rewind, assemble, test, paint and deliver all unitised and outside-plant medium-voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station. The work covers unplanned outages, planned outages and breakdown maintenance over five years. Execution must follow Works Instruction 240-89217674 Rev 3. This technical evaluation strategy document defines how tenderers will be assessed on their submitted technical returnables against mandatory and qualitative criteria.
Important Dates
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Closing: 9 November 2026 at 10:00
Contract period: 60 months (5 years)
Contact Information
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Technical evaluation team
Document authorisation
Document compiled by
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Evaluation stages
Minimum qualifying score: 70% (weighted final score)
Scoring scale (no scores of 1 or 3 permitted)
Qualitative criteria weighting
Technical Evaluation Team (full-time core)
All three TET members are mandatory evaluators for every qualitative criterion.
Technical Specifications
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Scope: collection, dismantling, assessment, repair, refurbishment, rewind, assemble, test, paint and delivery of all unitised and outside plant medium-voltage (MV) motors at Duvha Power Station
Coverage: unplanned outages, planned outages, and breakdown maintenance
Contract duration: 5 years (60 months)
Applicable standards and references
Key technical returnables
Facility requirements (to be demonstrated in Technical Schedule B)
Personnel requirements
Warranty: required on workmanship
Data retention: minimum period for electronic data storage specified in Technical Schedule B
Methodology
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)The technical evaluation strategy is fixed once authorised; no changes to criteria without appropriate authorisation. During clarification and negotiation, identified risks, exceptions and conditions will be evaluated individually for acceptability or mitigation.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Core technical evaluation team: Virginia Mangwiro (Senior Engineer, Electrical), Andrew Sibiya (Senior Technician, Electrical), Millicent Phukuntsi (Technician Electrical, Electrical Maintenance). All three are mandatory evaluators for every qualitative criterion. Required bidder personnel: qualified armature rewinder; engineer or technician; qualified fitter; quality control personnel; vibration analyst with Level 2 certificate.
Quality Management
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Quality control personnel required as per Technical Schedule B vs A Item 5.04. Facility must include dedicated cleaning, coil, winding and spray-booth areas. Testing capability must cover insulation resistance, high voltage, phase resistance, interturn, bearing lubrication systems, full vibration spectrum analysis, and NDT for shafts and fans. Routine test reports must cover items 3.01 through 3.11.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Mandatory returnable documents (gatekeepers — failure on any disqualifies)
B-BBEE: minimum Level 2 stated in extracted analysis
Note: this document is a technical evaluation strategy only. Administrative eligibility requirements (CSD registration, tax clearance, CIDB grading, CIPC, professional registrations) are not addressed in this source document.
Health & Safety
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Field services must be available with specified emergency response time per Technical Schedule B vs A Item 8.02. Electronic data must be stored for a minimum period per Technical Schedule B vs A Item 7.02.
Section
Source: Technical Evaluetion Strategy - MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Strategy.pdf (unknown)Minimum technical threshold: 70% weighted final score per Tender Engineering Evaluation Procedure 240-48929482. Mandatory criteria are gatekeepers assessed yes/no; any "No" disqualifies. Qualitative criteria use a 0/2/4/5 scoring scale (no 1 or 3) to rank technically compliant bidders. Evaluation is based on engineering requirements only.
Description
Source: Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx (unknown)This document is the Technical Evaluation Criteria guideline for the Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract (Reference: 240-48929482). It defines the mandatory and qualitative technical criteria used to evaluate bids for the refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station over a 60-month period. The criteria cover facility and equipment capabilities, testing capabilities, personnel skills, transport capacity, documentation practices, and service commitments. Bidders must pass all mandatory criteria and achieve a minimum 70% overall technical score to be considered technically suitable.
Important Dates
Source: Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx (unknown)Closing date: 9 November 2026 at 10:00
No compulsory briefing or site visit dates are stated in this document.
Submission Guidelines
Source: Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx (unknown)The document does not specify submission method, address, number of copies, or packaging requirements. It references Technical Schedule B as a mandatory returnable document that must be fully completed and submitted with the bid. No other returnable forms (SBD/MBD) are listed in this extract.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx (unknown)Evaluation occurs in two stages:
Stage 1: Mandatory Technical Criteria (Pass/Fail)
All three must be met (YES) to proceed.
Stage 2: Qualitative Technical Evaluation (Weighted Scoring)
Total score must be ≥ 70% to be technically suitable.
Key Performance Areas and weights:
Scoring scale per sub-criterion:
Technical Specifications
Source: Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx (unknown)Scope: Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.
Key technical requirements inferred from evaluation criteria:
Compliance Requirements
Source: Duvha MV Motor Repair Contract Technical Evaluation Criteria Guideline - Rev 1.xlsx (unknown)Mandatory compliance items from evaluation criteria:
Standard South African public procurement requirements (not explicit in this extract but typically applicable):
Description
Source: 240-68099512 Form A Rev 10 (001).docx (unknown)Scope: refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga.
Contract period: 60 months.
Quality requirements: bidders must acknowledge and accept Eskom Supplier Quality Requirements per specification 240-105658000 and ISO 9001 Standard.
Applicable quality clauses (marked with X):
Applicable ISO 9001 clauses: 4 (Context of the Organisation), 5 (Leadership), 6 (Planning), 7 (Support), 8 (Operation), 9 (Performance evaluations), 10 (Improvement)
Applicable quality principles: customer focus, leadership, engagement of people, process approach, improvement, evidence-based decision making, relationship management.
Important Dates
Source: 240-68099512 Form A Rev 10 (001).docx (unknown)Closing: 9 November 2026 at 10:00
Submission method and address not stated in the extracted document text.
Technical Specifications
Source: 240-68099512 Form A Rev 10 (001).docx (unknown)Scope: refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga.
Contract period: 60 months.
Quality requirements: bidders must acknowledge and accept Eskom Supplier Quality Requirements per specification 240-105658000 and ISO 9001 Standard.
Applicable quality clauses (marked with X):
Applicable ISO 9001 clauses: 4 (Context of the Organisation), 5 (Leadership), 6 (Planning), 7 (Support), 8 (Operation), 9 (Performance evaluations), 10 (Improvement)
Applicable quality principles: customer focus, leadership, engagement of people, process approach, improvement, evidence-based decision making, relationship management.
Compliance Requirements
Source: 240-68099512 Form A Rev 10 (001).docx (unknown)CSD registration required with valid tax clearance status.
B-BBEE: compliance required per SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim form).
Returnable forms required:
Quality: bidder must complete and sign Form A (240-6809512 Rev 10) acknowledging Eskom Supplier Quality Requirements per 240-105658000 and ISO 9001.
Important Dates
Source: 240-109253302 _ Quality Control Plan or Inspection Test Plan (QCP or ITP) rev 2.docx (unknown)Closing: 9 November 2026 at 10:00
Submission method: not stated in the available document text
Technical Specifications
Source: 240-109253302 _ Quality Control Plan or Inspection Test Plan (QCP or ITP) rev 2.docx (unknown)Scope: refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors
Location: Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga
Contract period: 60 months
Quality requirements: a Quality Control Plan or Inspection Test Plan (QCP/ITP) is required, with defined intervention points including hold points, witness points, document review, surveillance and verification
Inspection categories: statutory (S) and non-statutory (N)
Inspection methods may include visual, microscopy, NDT, liquid/dye penetrant, magnetic particle, EDDY testing
Acceptance criteria to cover functionality requirements, performance measures, regulatory compliance, chemical tests
Records required for all inspection and test activities
Description
Source: 240-109253698 CQP Template 2021.docx (unknown)This is a Contract Quality Plan (CQP) template for Eskom procurement. It does not contain tender-specific requirements but sets out the quality management framework bidders must address in their submission. The actual tender scope is refurbishment of medium-voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station over 60 months. Bidders must complete this template as part of their technical proposal, demonstrating how they will meet Eskom's quality expectations for the contract.
Technical Specifications
Source: 240-109253698 CQP Template 2021.docx (unknown)Scope: Refurbishment of medium-voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga
Contract duration: 60 months
Quality management requirements (Contract Quality Plan required):
Documentation to be submitted to Eskom:
Sub-supplier management:
Special controls required:
Product handling:
Tools and equipment:
Post-delivery:
Description
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)Scope: Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga.
Contract duration: 60 months.
Buyer: Tshepiso Mahlake.
This is an open tender for services (general category) with significant SDL&I obligations including B-BBEE improvement, local content, skills development, job creation, and mandatory subcontracting.
Important Dates
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)Closing date and time: 9 November 2026 at 10:00.
Contract duration: 60 months from award.
B-BBEE improvement or retention plan: submit within 30 days of signing the contract.
SDL&I Implementation Schedule: complete and return within 28 days after contract award.
SDL&I quarterly reports: submit throughout contract period.
Eskom review of SDL&I reports: within 30 days of receipt.
No compulsory briefing or site visit dates stated in the document.
Contact Information
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)Buyer: Tshepiso Mahlake
Role: Buyer (procurement contact)
Email: not stated
Telephone: not stated
Submission address: not stated — bidders must confirm with the buyer.
Service delivery address: Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga.
Submission Guidelines
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)Submission method: not stated in the document — bidders must confirm with the buyer.
Closing: 9 November 2026 at 10:00.
Returnable forms and documents:
Disqualification risks:
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)Preference point system: 90/10 (confirmed by the B-BBEE points table showing 10 points for specific goals).
Price points: 90 out of 100.
Specific goals (B-BBEE): 10 out of 100.
B-BBEE points allocation (90/10 system):
Note: The document also references a 20-point specific goals column (80/20 system) in the table header, but the operative system for this tender is 90/10 based on the points table and narrative.
Minimum qualifying score: not stated.
Evaluation stages: not stated — likely single-stage with price and preference points only.
SDL&I objectives: do not form part of scoring but commitments become contractual obligations. Tenderers not meeting SDL&I targets are not disqualified at evaluation stage.
Technical Specifications
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)Scope: Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station.
Duration: 60 months.
Location: Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga.
Potential subcontracting scope:
Minimum subcontracting: 10% of contract value to an EME or QSE that is 51% black-owned by people living in rural or underdeveloped areas or townships.
Skills development: tenderers must propose programmes for developing skills of unemployed candidates, addressing Eskom's core, scarce and critical skills (aligned with 2020 Government Gazette 43937 occupations in high demand). Candidates must be from all provinces, representative of South Africa's population demographics. Eskom employees and registered learners are excluded. Tenderers bear full cost; Eskom makes no financial contribution.
Job creation: tenderers must propose type and number of jobs to be created and retained in South Africa.
Local procurement content: total spending minus imported component. Where local and imported goods/services are combined, tender response must be separated into components per the Price Schedule.
Financial Requirements
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)SDL&I performance security: 2% of every invoice (excluding VAT) retained for the contract duration as security for fulfilment of SDL&I obligations.
Retention release conditions:
SDL&I penalties:
Pricing format: not stated — likely schedule of rates or firm pricing based on the scope.
Bid security / guarantee: not stated for submission; 2% invoice retention applies during contract.
Payment terms: not stated.
Turnover requirement: not stated.
NIPP: mandatory only if imported content equals or exceeds USD 5 million.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Tenderer - (SDLI) Strategy Setting - Refurbishment of Medium Voltage Electric Motors at Duvha Power Station for a period of 60 months.docx (unknown)CSD registration: not explicitly stated but standard for Eskom tenders — bidders should confirm.
Tax status: not explicitly stated — standard SARS tax compliance expected.
B-bbee:
CIDB: not stated (not construction work — electrical refurbishment services).
CIPC: proof of ownership/shareholding (preferably CIPC documentation) required.
Local content: SBD 6.2 and Annex C mandatory if applicable; minimum local production and content thresholds must be achieved in full where stipulated.
Subcontracting: minimum 10% to designated EME/QSE (51% black-owned, rural/township-based).
Sworn affidavit validity requirements:
Description
Source: 559-142380611 MV Motor Refurbishment Technical Schedule A&B Template (Rev 1).xls (unknown)Eskom Generation Engineering requires refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga, for a 60-month period. The contract covers units and outside plant. A site visit to verify workshop compliance and capability is mandatory before award.
Important Dates
Source: 559-142380611 MV Motor Refurbishment Technical Schedule A&B Template (Rev 1).xls (unknown)Closing: 9 November 2026 at 10:00
Note: A mandatory site visit to verify workshop compliance and capability will be conducted before contract award.
Technical Specifications
Source: 559-142380611 MV Motor Refurbishment Technical Schedule A&B Template (Rev 1).xls (unknown)Scope: Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station
Duration: 60 months
Workshop facility requirements:
Testing capability:
Skill capability (minimum one per discipline):
Experience and documentation:
Transport:
Subcontracting:
Compliance documents:
Repair scope limits to be indicated:
Special capabilities:
Description
Source: Supplier Quality Management_Returnables Latest catagory 1.xlsx (unknown)Supplier Quality Management tender evaluation scorecard for Category 1 suppliers. The document is an Excel-based returnable template used by Eskom to evaluate quality management capabilities of bidders for the refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station over 60 months. Bidders must select Category 1 on the Cover tab, which automatically flags applicable requirements, then complete the Returnables tab and submit as signed PDF or locked spreadsheet.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Supplier Quality Management_Returnables Latest catagory 1.xlsx (unknown)Quality evaluation scorecard with five weighted sections:
Scoring method: Percentage = (score obtained / maximum score allocated) × 100% × section weight
Category 1 applies (highest requirement level): requires Form A, ISO certificate, internal and external audit reports, draft CQP and ITP, and defined roles/responsibilities/authorities.
Technical Specifications
Source: Supplier Quality Management_Returnables Latest catagory 1.xlsx (unknown)Scope: Refurbishment of medium voltage electric motors at Duvha Power Station
Contract period: 60 months
Location: Duvha Power Station, Mpumalanga
Quality deliverables required (Category 1):
Reference documents:
Compliance Requirements
Source: Supplier Quality Management_Returnables Latest catagory 1.xlsx (unknown)Quality management:
Returnable forms:
Reference standards:
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Act 12 of 2004
Supports anti-corruption controls and supplier integrity in procurement processes.
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Act 28 of 2024
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Act 2 of 2000
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Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
Act 3 of 2000
Supports lawful, reasonable and procedurally fair administrative tender decisions.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
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