Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE Act)
Act 53 of 2003
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Issuing Organization
Perishable Products Export Control BoardLocation
Western Cape
Closing Date
02 Jul 2026
Documents available on tender detail page
Tender Type
Request for Quotation
Delivery Location
45 Silwerboom Avenue - Plattekloof - Cape Town - 7500
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
18 Jun 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-159369
The perishable products export control board (ppecb) seeks a qualified security service provider to supply, install, and maintain new alarm systems and provide 24/7 armed response services for its robertson office (12 paul kruger street) for a 3-year period, renewable for 2 years. The contract requires 24-hour monitoring, rapid armed response within 10-15 minutes, and compliance with psira, csd, and b-bbee regulations.
Date & Time
Thursday, 02 July 2026 - 11:00
Venue
12 Paul Kruger Street, Robertson, 6705
Categories
Request for Quotation
45 Silwerboom Avenue - Plattekloof - Cape Town - 7500
18 Jun
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
02 Jul
2026
Closing Date
Tender closing date
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Robertson Armed Responses.pdf
The Perishable Products Export Control Board (PPECB) is seeking a service provider for comprehensive alarm and armed response services at its Robertson office for a 3-year contract with a 2-year renewal option. The tender requires 24/7 monitoring, armed response within 10-15 minutes, equipment maintenance, and compliance with strict regulatory and technical standards.
Median Estimate
R 672 085
Range
Based on 24 comparable awarded tenders. Companies with similar profiles typically bid near the median.
* Estimates are based on historical data and do not guarantee actual award values.
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Description
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdfPPECB seeks to appoint a service provider for new alarm systems and armed response services at 12 Paul Kruger Street, Robertson, 6705. Contract duration: 3 years with option to renew for 2 years. Services must be provided 24/7/365 as per Service Level Agreement. PPECB is a Schedule 3A public entity under the Public Finance Management Act and Perishable Products Export Control Act, managing cold chain exports for perishable products.
Important Dates
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Closing Date: 02 July 2026 at 12:00 PM. Mandatory Site Visit: 23 June 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Site visit attendance is compulsory; failure to attend results in disqualification. Bid Validity Period: 60 days from closing date.
Briefing Session
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Mandatory Site Visit: Bidders must attend site visit on 23 June 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Arrange with Stephanie Buirman at [email protected]. Failure to attend results in bid being deemed non-responsive and disqualified.
Contact Information
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Primary Contact: Mr. Simphiwe Yende, Email: [email protected], Phone: 021 930-1134. Secondary Contact: [email protected]. Technical Enquiries: Riva Jacobs, Email: [email protected], Phone: +27 87 350 5492. Site Visit Coordination: Stephanie Buirman, Email: [email protected].
Submission Guidelines
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Submit via email to [email protected] or electronically via Microsoft OneDrive shared with [email protected]. Include all information and documentation relating to RFQ/ARMEDRESPONSE/2026/ROBERTSON. Late bids will not be accepted. Bid validity period is 60 days from closing date. Bids must be submitted on official forms provided or as prescribed in the bid document. Failure to submit required returnable documents (SBD1, SBD4, SBD6.1, Tax Clearance Certificate, B-BBEE Certificate, CSD Registration Report) will result in disqualification.
Returnable Documents
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)1. SBD1 – Invitation to bid;
2. SBD4 - Bidder’s Disclosure;
3. Valid Tax Clearance Certificate or Pin;
4. Valid B-BBEE Certificate or EME/QSE Affidavit;
5. SBD6.1 – Preference Point Claim Form;
6. Central Supplier Database Registration (CSD) Report – Proof of CSD registration.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Must be registered on Central Supplier Database (CSD); provide valid Tax Clearance Certificate/PIN; provide valid B-BBEE Certificate or EME/QSE Affidavit; be registered with PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority); submit all required SBD forms (SBD1, SBD4, SBD6.1); have regional footprint within 100km radius of Robertson; provide company experience proof (10-15 years for max points); provide references and proof of marked security vehicles.
Technical Specifications
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Scope: Provision of new alarm systems and armed response services for PPECB office in Robertson (12 Paul Kruger Street, Robertson, 6705) for 3 years with an option to renew for 2 years. Monitoring: 24-hour operational Control Room to monitor PPECB office, including transmitter/digital communicator and disturbances, with emergency call-out service 365 days/year. Reaction: Patrolling vehicles within 5-10km radius; armed response team must be uniformed, armed, and in marked vehicles. Dispatch qualified officers within 10-15 minutes of alarm. 24-hour telephone support (e.g., SMS alarm reporting). Records: Maintain accurate alarm system records; provide upon client request. Maintenance: Inform PPECB of non-repairable equipment; source market-related parts/components; provide warranty/guarantee per manufacturer. Business Contingency Plan (BCP) required for emergencies. Service Coverage: 24/7/365 as per Service Level Agreement. Security Vetting: Personnel must pass criminal record and identity document checks; PPECB reserves right to assess security risks.
Methodology
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Bidder must provide: (1) Details of alarm system installation and maintenance methodology, including turnaround time for call-outs (after-sales service). (2) Business Contingency Plan (BCP) for emergencies when security personnel cannot perform duties. (3) Proof of ability to source market-related parts/components for repairs and maintenance.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdfBidder must demonstrate: (1) Company Experience in installation, maintenance, and armed response (10-15 years = 30 points, 5-9 years = 20, 1-5 years = 10, none = 0). (2) Regional Footprint: Proof of office presence within 100km radius of Robertson (e.g., municipal utility bill or lease agreement; 20 points if compliant). (3) References: 3 similar project letters = 15 points, 2 = 10, 1 = 5, none = 0. (4) Response Vehicles: Proof of registration/ownership/leasing of marked security vehicles (3+ = 15 points, 2 = 10, 1 = 5). (5) Installation and Warranty: Detailed plan for alarm system installation and maintenance, including reasonable call-out turnaround time. (6) Value Adds: Optional services beneficial to PPECB (10 points if provided).
Pricing Schedule
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdfPricing Schedule (SBD 3.1): Only firm prices accepted. Submit itemised pricing in ZAR (including VAT) with subtotal, VAT 15%, and total. Offer must be valid for 60 days from closing date. Separate pricing schedules required for different delivery points if applicable. Bidder must confirm prices cover all obligations and accept risk for calculation errors.
Financial Requirements
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Pricing: Only firm prices accepted; non-firm prices (e.g., subject to exchange rate fluctuations) will not be considered. Pricing schedule must include itemised costs (ZAR, including VAT), subtotal, VAT 15%, and total. Offer must remain valid for 60 days from closing date. Payment Terms: PPECB pays within 30 days of receipt of correct, undisputed invoice. Invoices must reflect PPECB order number, valid tax invoice details, and correct order number. Additional charges require prior written acceptance. Prices must include delivery costs to specified address. Contract Duration: 3 years with option to renew for 2 years.
Compliance Requirements
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)Mandatory Documents: (1) SBD1 – Invitation to Bid, (2) SBD4 – Bidder’s Disclosure, (3) Valid Tax Clearance Certificate or PIN, (4) Valid B-BBEE Certificate or EME/QSE Affidavit, (5) SBD6.1 – Preference Point Claim Form, (6) CSD Registration Report (Proof of CSD registration). PSIRA Registration: Bidder and deployed security personnel must be registered with PSIRA; provide certified copy of valid PSIRA certificate. Tax Compliance: Submit SARS-issued PIN or TCS Certificate. CSD Registration: Must be registered on Central Supplier Database; include Master Registration Number in SBD1. B-BBEE: Submit verification certificate or sworn affidavit (EMEs/QSEs) to qualify for preference points. Conflict of Interest: Full disclosure required; non-disclosure may result in disqualification. Foreign Suppliers: Must answer questionnaire if not RSA-based; provide proof if accredited representative in SA. Restricted Suppliers: Bidders listed on National Treasury’s Register for Tender Defaulters or List of Restricted Suppliers are disqualified.
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)B-BBEE Requirements: Preference points (20 max) awarded for Small Business status, including EMEs/QSEs. Proof required: SANAS-approved B-BBEE certificate, commissioned affidavit, or annual financial statements. Points: EME = 20, QSE = 20, Enterprises with turnover above R50m = 5. Tenderer must indicate points claimed for 80/20 system.
Health & Safety
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdfArmed response team must be fully uniformed, armed, and in company-marked vehicles. Qualified Reaction Officers must respond to emergencies to minimise risk of loss, injury, or damage from fire, theft, burglary, or vandalism. Expected reaction time: 10-15 minutes from dispatch to arrival. 24-hour telephone support required (e.g., SMS alarm reporting). Security vetting of personnel includes criminal record and identity document checks. PPECB may assess personnel for security risks.
Contractual Terms
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdfContract Terms: Successful bidder must sign SBD7. PPECB reserves right to accept non-lowest bid, refuse non-compliant bids, request further information, cancel RFQ, or not award. Bidder must acknowledge and accept all RFQ terms. Conflict of Interest: Full disclosure required; non-disclosure results in rejection. Insurance: Successful bidder responsible for work, materials, tools, equipment, and property. Response Costs: PPECB not liable for bidder’s costs. Data Protection: Personal/Confidential Information may only be processed for bid purposes. News Releases: Require PPECB consent. Disclaimer: RFQ is not an offer; PPECB makes no warranties. General Terms: Attached terms must be signed and returned. Dispute Resolution: Amicable resolution preferred; expert determination in Cape Town if unresolved. Governing Law: Republic of South Africa.
Requirements
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdf (RFQ)General Requirements: Services must be provided 24/7/365. Bidders prohibited from doing business with the state are disqualified. Mandatory site visit attendance required; failure to attend results in disqualification. All returnable documents must be completed and signed. Bidders must warrant acceptance of RFQ terms and conditions.
Section
Source: Robertson Armed Responses.pdfEvaluation uses 80/20 Preference Point System for bids over R2,000. Stages: (1) Compliance with RFQ terms and returnable documents, (2) Mandatory criteria (PSIRA registration, site visit), (3) Functional/Technical (Company Experience, Regional Footprint, References, Response Vehicles, Installation/Warranty, Value Adds), (4) Price and Specific Goals (B-BBEE). Minimum functional threshold: 70 points. Objective criteria may include risk assessments and past performance.
These rules commonly apply to South African public-sector procurement.
Act 53 of 2003
Provides the empowerment-compliance context often used in public-sector supplier evaluation.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
Act 108 of 1996 (s217)
Sets the constitutional standard for fair, equitable, transparent, competitive and cost-effective public procurement.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
Act 5 of 2000
Covers preferential procurement and preference-point systems used in public tenders.
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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
Provides the national framework for public procurement across government.
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Act 2 of 2000
Supports access to tender records, award decisions and public-sector procurement information.
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Act 3 of 2000
Supports lawful, reasonable and procedurally fair administrative tender decisions.
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These rules are linked to the work category, industry, or regulated service area.
Act 85 of 1993
Sets health and safety duties for contractors, employers and service providers working on public-sector sites.
Relevant because this tender appears to involve guarding, access control, CCTV, surveillance, or private security services.
Act 56 of 2001
This is general procurement context, not legal advice. Always verify requirements in the official tender documents and issuing authority notices.
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Organization
Perishable Products Export Control BoardContact Person
Siyasanga Kotshobe
Phone
021-930-1134
[email protected]
Website
www.ppecb.com/
Address
45 Silwerboom Ave, Plattekloof 3, Cape Town, 7500, South Africa
Source confidence
High source confidence
Official source
eTenders.gov.za
Documents found
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Last checked
18 Jun 2026
AI status
Enhanced
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Key Personnel
Relevant where security providers, guards, access control or private security services are required.
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45 Silwerboom Ave, Plattekloof 3, Cape Town, 7500, South Africa
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