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Tender Type
Request for Quotation
Delivery Location
1st Floor, Block 1, 1 Aqua Street - Riverside Office Park - Mbombela - 1200
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
05 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-172896
The special investigation unit requires repair and renovation of a kitchen at its mpumalanga provincial office, covering demolition of existing fixtures, supply and installation of new melamine sink cabinetry with double-bowl stainless-steel sink and mixer tap, two white granite worktops to match the east wing kitchen, porcelain floor tiles, ceramic wall tiles, and internal wall painting over 39 m². The premises remain occupied throughout, requiring the contractor to work safely and minimise disruption. The single most consequential consideration is that this is a schedule-of-rates quotation with tight pricing discipline needed: individual rates exclude VAT, a 10% contingency applies to the sub-total, and 15% VAT is added to reach the final total, while the contractor must calculate all own material quantities as the bill makes NO provision for waste or cutting.
Closing: 23 October 2026 at 11:00 — submission method and address not stated in the extracted document; recover from full tender pack
Site visit: Recommended but not compulsory — tenderers advised to visit the SIU Mpumalanga Provincial Office before pricing to assess scope and occupied working conditions
Pricing format: Schedule of rates — individual rates exclude VAT; allow 10% contingency on sub-total; 15% VAT added to reach total; contractor must price all material, labour, equipment, waste, rubble removal, overheads and profit
Quantities: Bill quantities exclude waste and cutting — contractor must calculate own ordering quantities; failure to do so is at bidder's risk
Matching requirement: All new work must match existing — granite type/quality/finish/colour to match East Wing Kitchen, tiles to match existing colour/pattern, paint to match existing; alternative trade names require written approval before tender closes
PW371 compliance: All materials and workmanship must comply with PW371 Specification of Methods
Occupied premises: Contractor must maintain safe environment, protect all SIU surfaces and property, repair any damage at own cost, and leave site clean and ready for occupation
Standard returnables expected: CSD registration, valid SARS tax compliance status, B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit for preference points; CIDB registration likely required given construction category though grade not stated in extracted document
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Date & Time
Friday, 23 October 2026 - 11:00
Venue
1st Floor, Block 1, Riverside Office Park, 1 Aqua Street, Mbombela, 1200
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1st Floor, Block 1, 1 Aqua Street - Riverside Office Park - Mbombela - 1200
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Description
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf05 Oct
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
23 Oct
2026
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Act 53 of 2003
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Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf
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Kitchen repairs and renovations at SIU Mpumalanga Provincial Office, 1st Floor, Ground Floor West Wing. Scope covers demolition of existing kitchen fittings, supply and installation of new melamine sink cabinet with double-bowl stainless-steel sink and mixer tap, two white granite worktops matched to East Wing Kitchen, porcelain floor tiles, ceramic wall tiles, and repainting of internal walls. Premises remain occupied; contractor must protect property and minimise disturbance.
Important Dates
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)Closing: 23 October 2026 at 11:00
Site visit: Recommended but not compulsory — tenderers are advised to visit the SIU Mpumalanga Provincial Office site to acquaint themselves with the scope and working environment before pricing.
Technical Specifications
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)Location: SIU Mpumalanga Provincial Office, 1st Floor, Ground Floor West Wing
Scope: Kitchen repairs and renovations comprising demolition, new joinery, granite worktops, floor and wall tiling, and painting.
Demolition
New kitchen sink cabinet
Granite worktops
Floor tiles
Wall tiles
Painting
Completion
Working conditions
Methodology
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)Surface preparation for painting: rub down, wash and dry all new and previously painted/varnished surfaces. Remove blistered or peeling paint completely to bare surface. Open and fill cracks and holes with approved resin-bound filler per manufacturer instructions. Prepare surfaces smooth and ready for painting. Preparation costs included in rates.
Quality Management
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)Materials and workmanship must comply with PW371 Specification of Methods. All new work to match existing unless otherwise described. Alternative trade names require written approval before tender closes. Granite worktops must match existing East Wing Kitchen in type, quality, finish, design and colour. Paint must match existing or use specified Plascon system.
Pricing Schedule
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdfSchedule of rates pricing. Contractor must allow for material, labour, equipment, waste, rubble removal, overheads and profit. Individual rates exclude VAT; total tender price includes VAT at 15% if contractor is VAT vendor. Quantities in document exclude waste and cutting — contractor to calculate own ordering quantities. Contingency: 10% of sub-total. Final summary: sub-total + contingency + 15% VAT.
Financial Requirements
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)Pricing basis: Schedule of rates — individual rates exclude VAT; final total includes VAT at 15%
Compliance Requirements
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)General: PW371 Specification of Methods applies to all materials and workmanship
Health & Safety
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdfSafe working in occupied premises: contractor must adhere to safe environment protocols and avoid disturbances. Protective coverings required to prevent damage to SIU surfaces, walls, floors, glass, fittings and other property. Contractor bears cost of repairing or replacing any damage caused during works, to satisfaction of SIU Project Manager/Leader. Site to be left clean, safe and ready for occupation upon completion.
Special Conditions
Source: Annexure A - Specification MP Kitchen Renovations.pdf (unknown)Removal of existing work: utmost care required to avoid damage to retained structures and fittings; contractor liable for repair costs of any incidental damage. Occupied premises: contractor must maintain safe environment and avoid disturbances throughout contract. Completion: contractor must remove all rubble and waste, leave site clean and safe; any damage to SIU property must be repaired or replaced at contractor's cost to SIU Project Manager/Leader's satisfaction.
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Address
74 Watermeyer Street, Rentmeester Building, Meyers Park, Val-De-Grace, Pretoria, 0183, South Africa
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Last checked
05 Oct 2026
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012-843-0074[email protected]www.siu.org.za74 Watermeyer Street, Rentmeester Building, Meyers Park, Val-De-Grace, Pretoria, 0183, South Africa
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