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Issuing Organization
South African National Petroleum CompanyLocation
Western Cape
Closing Date
07 Sept 2026
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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
151 Frans Conradie Drive, Parow (PetroSA building) - Parow - Cape Town - 7500
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
14 Aug 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-165666
The south african national petroleum company (sanpc) is appointing a service provider to manufacture, supply and deliver a heavy-duty oil containment boom for the saldanha terminal and opc. The winning bidder must achieve a minimum 70% technical score and demonstrate manufacturing quality, relevant experience and a delivery schedule of 10–19 weeks. Bidders must meet all bid elimination criteria, including csd registration, or face immediate disqualification.
Mandatory returnable documents (disqualification if missing by closing): Form of offer (Part 4), pricing schedule with detailed breakdown per scope, proof of CSD registration, and evidence of compliance with scope of work and bid elimination criteria per Annexure A1 and A2.
Technical/functionality threshold: minimum 70%. Criteria: Manufacturing Quality 35% (ISO 9001:2015 quality assurance certificate from manufacturer), Experience 35% (reference letters for heavy-duty oil containment boom projects within last 10 years), Project Schedule 30% (project plan with Gantt chart; delivery 10–11 weeks of purchase order scores highest, delivery beyond 19 weeks scores zero).
Pricing: quoted in ZAR, VAT inclusive, fixed for one year, valid 120 days from closing. Separate price schedule with detailed cost breakdown required. Unconditional discounts only count in evaluation.
CSD registration mandatory before submission; SBD 1 must be completed and submitted. Tax compliance required at submission and throughout contract term; verified via CSD. Foreign suppliers with no local entity are exempt from CSD registration.
B-BBEE: valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit required to claim specific goal points (51% Black Owned = 10 points; 30% Black Women Owned = 10 points under 80/20 system). Failure to submit results in zero for specific goals.
Closing: 7 September 2026 at 11H00. Submit online via www.etenders.gov.za or physically to SANPC tender box, 3rd Floor Reception, 151 Frans Conradie Drive, Parow, Cape Town 7500 (weekdays 08h00–16h00). No briefing session. Queries to Casey Tarboton at [email protected] by 4 September 2026.
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Date & Time
Monday, 07 September 2026 - 11:00
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151 Frans Conradie Drive, Parow (PetroSA building) - Parow - Cape Town - 7500
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Description
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)14 Aug
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
07 Sept
2026
Closing Date
Tender closing date
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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)
This is general procurement context, not legal advice. Always verify requirements in the official tender documents and issuing authority notices.
ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf
Manufacture, supply and delivery of heavy-duty inflatable oil containment booms for the SANPC Saldanha crude oil jetty and OPC, replacing existing booms that have been in continuous service since 2019.
ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf
Manufacture, supply and delivery of a heavy-duty oil containment boom for the South African National Petroleum Company's Saldanha Terminal and OPC in the Western Cape. The document supplied is Annexure A3, the SANPC standard terms and conditions governing any resulting contract, not the full technical specification or evaluation pack.
RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf
The South African National Petroleum Company is procuring a heavy-duty oil containment boom for the Saldanha Terminal and OPC. Bidders must manufacture, supply, and deliver the boom.
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The RFP is to appoint a service provider to manufacture, supply and deliver a heavy-duty oil containment boom for SANPC Saldanha Terminal and OPC. Detailed scope is in Annexure A1 and A2.
Important Dates
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Closing date and time: 7 September 2026 at 11H00. No briefing session is scheduled. Queries must be submitted by 3 days before the closing date (i.e. 4 September 2026).
Briefing Session
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)There will not be a scheduled briefing session.
Contact Information
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Queries: Casey Tarboton, [email protected], with reference number SANPC/2026/014 in the subject line. All correspondence must be in writing to this email only. After closing, communication only with the Procurement Unit on matters relating to this RFP.
Submission Guidelines
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Submission channel: online via National Treasury eTender Portal (www.etenders.gov.za) or physical delivery to the SANPC tender box at SANPC Facility (PetroSA head office), 3rd Floor Reception, 151 Frans Conradie Drive, Parow, Cape Town 7500. Physical submissions must be deposited by the closing date and time; the tender box is accessible weekdays 08h00–16h00. Courier deliveries must reach the tender box by closing. Email and faxed submissions are not accepted. Envelopes must relate only to this RFP. Proposals must be submitted as an original and one copy unless submitted electronically. Late or incomplete quotations will not be considered. Company registration and online submission should be done a few days before closing, not on the day.
Mandatory returnable documents (failure to provide all by closing results in disqualification):
Returnable documents used for scoring (failure results in zero for that criterion, not disqualification):
Essential returnable documents (failure gives SANPC the right to request submission by a set deadline; further failure may result in disqualification):
Disqualification risks: late submission, missing mandatory returnable documents, canvassing SANPC officers between closing and award, collusion with other tenderers, or failure to meet bid elimination criteria.
Returnable Documents
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Mandatory returnable documents include: Form of offer (Part 4), pricing schedule with detailed breakdown, proof of CSD registration, and evidence of compliance with scope of work and bid elimination criteria. Returnable documents used for scoring include B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit. Essential returnable documents include Parts 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Annexures A-E, and Appendix II and III.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Evaluation is staged:
Technical Specifications
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Scope: manufacture, supply and deliver a heavy-duty oil containment boom for SANPC Saldanha Terminal and OPC. Detailed minimum specifications and scope of work are in Annexure A1 and A2. The tenderer must provide a project plan for manufacturing and delivery including a Gantt chart or similar evidence of project activities and delivery date. Delivery must be within 10–19 weeks of purchase order to score points; delivery more than 19 weeks scores zero. An experienced account representative is required to work with SANPC procurement; no sales representatives for individual departments. SANPC may request replacement of any team member not adding value. The service provider guarantees a 95% service level on random compliance checks and on-time deliverables, and must provide a telephone number for customer service calls.
Methodology
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)The tenderer must provide a project plan for manufacturing and delivery, including a Gantt chart or similar evidence of project activities and delivery date. The plan is scored under the Project Schedule criterion (30% weighting) based on delivery time from purchase order.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Technical evaluation requires reference letters of similar projects (heavy duty oil containment booms) within the last 10 years. More letters score higher: 5 or more = 5 points, 4 = 4, 3 = 3, 2 = 2, 1 = 1, non-responsive = 0. An experienced account representative is required to work with SANPC procurement; SANPC may request replacement of team members not adding value.
Quality Management
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)A certificate of quality assurance from the manufacturer specifying compliance with ISO 9001:2015 is required as part of the technical evaluation (Manufacturing Quality criterion, 35% weighting).
Financial Requirements
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Prices must be quoted in South African Rand, inclusive of VAT, and remain fixed for one year. A separate price schedule with a detailed breakdown of costs aligned to the scope is required. Prices must be held valid for 120 days from closing date. Unconditional discounts only are considered in evaluation; conditional discounts are implemented at payment but not scored. SANPC may request audited financial statements for due diligence. If payment is to be made overseas to a non-South African entity, the exchange rate published by the South African Reserve Bank 7 calendar days before closing must be used.
Compliance Requirements
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)CSD registration: mandatory before submitting; business may not be awarded to an unregistered tenderer. Foreign suppliers with no local registered entity are exempt. SBD 1 must be completed and submitted.
Tax compliance: tenderer must be tax compliant at submission and for the entire contract term; tax matters of the successful tenderer must be in order or satisfactory arrangements made with SARS. Tax compliance status verified through CSD; applies to foreign tenderers and each party in a consortium/JV/sub-contractor arrangement.
B-BBEE: a valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit must be submitted to claim specific goal points; failure results in zero for specific goals. The successful tenderer must keep its tax clearance and B-BBEE certificate valid for the contract duration.
POPI: tenderer must process personal information only for purposes of this RFP, comply with POPI, and indemnify SANPC against failures.
Legal review: proposals are subject to review and acceptance/rejection of proposed contractual terms by SANPC Legal Advisor.
Breach of law: tenderers must declare any serious breach of law in the past 5 years in Part 10; such tenderers may be excluded.
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)SANPC supports B-BBEE. Tenderers responding as a Joint Venture or consortium with B-BBEE entities must state their intention and submit a signed JV/consortium agreement clearly stating the percentage split of business and responsibilities, or written confirmation of intention to enter into such an agreement. Preference points under the 80/20 or 90/10 system per PPPFA. Specific goals: 51% Black Owned Enterprise or more = 10 points; 30% Black Women Owned or more = 10 points. Failure to submit a valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit results in zero for specific goals.
Health & Safety
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Appendix III requires compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and applicable regulations. The tenderer must elaborate on control measures to mitigate risks related to quality of services and continuity of service provision.
Contractual Terms
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)SANPC Standard Terms and Conditions (Annexure A3) apply. The proposal, once accepted, constitutes a binding contract; a formal contract may be signed later. Failure to commence services within 4 weeks of notification of acceptance may result in SANPC recovering costs of re-tendering. A penalty clause is to be negotiated for non-compliance with material terms. Non-compliance with material terms constitutes a material breach and grounds for cancellation. The contract is governed by South African law; the tenderer must specify a domicilium citandi et executandi in South Africa. SANPC may cancel the contract in whole with 30 days' notice if service levels are not met. SANPC reserves the right to modify scope, reject non-conforming proposals, cancel the tender, split the award, or award to the next ranked tenderer if the preferred tenderer fails to sign or commence.
Special Conditions
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)SANPC Standard Terms and Conditions (Annexure A3) apply. Late or incomplete quotations will not be considered.
Section
Source: RFP Issued 14 Aug 2026.pdf (RFP)Evaluation stages: Stage 1 responsiveness (administrative and substantive); Stage 2 technical/functionality with minimum threshold 70%; Stage 3 weighted scoring with price (80/90) and specific goals (20/10). Price formula PS = 80/90 (1 - (Pt - Pmin)/Pmin). Post-tender negotiations may be conducted if pricing is not market-related. Award to highest scoring tenderer unless objective criteria justify otherwise.
Important Dates
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown){"closingDate":"4 February 2022"}
Evaluation Criteria
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The evaluation process is not detailed in the supplied document. The only reference to evaluation is that if the Supplier fails to fulfil its BEE obligations or misrepresents issues in its tender submissions, SANPC may terminate the contract and re-tender the service or appoint the tenderer with the next highest number of points in the tender evaluation.
Technical Specifications
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The document is a standard terms and conditions annexure and does not contain the specific technical specifications for the heavy-duty oil containment boom. It does, however, set out general requirements for the supply of goods: the Supplier must comply with the specifications in the applicable Transaction Document, ensure goods are free from deficiencies, and provide spare parts for 5 years from the effective date of the Transaction Document.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The Supplier must use adequate numbers of qualified staff with suitable training, education, experience and skill to perform the services. The Supplier must provide services and goods with promptness and diligence, in a workmanlike manner, and in accordance with high professional standards used in well-managed operations performing similar services or supplying similar goods.
Quality Management
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The Supplier must submit a pre-acceptance testing plan for SANPC's approval before presenting goods for acceptance testing. The plan must be rigorous enough to identify reasonably discoverable deficiencies. The Supplier must remedy any deficiencies promptly and retest until no deficiencies remain. SANPC may inspect goods at the Supplier's premises at any reasonable time. Acceptance criteria must be developed and approved by SANPC, and must ensure items are free from deficiencies, meet functional and technical specifications, and pass a security audit. If SANPC discovers a deficiency, the Supplier must correct it within 24 hours, or a longer period agreed in writing. If the Supplier fails to correct a deficiency within 14 days after rejection, SANPC may direct continued efforts, accept the item with a reduced price, or terminate the Transaction Document and require a refund. The Supplier must also comply with relevant ISO quality assurance and certification requirements where applicable.
Pricing Schedule
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)Rates for services performed on a time and materials basis must be as set out in the Transaction Document. All rates are deemed fully inclusive of all staff costs, including protective clothing, mobilisation and demobilisation, insurance, payroll taxes, and other contributions. Time and materials rates, unit rates and fixed prices are inclusive of all costs and expenses, and remain fixed for the duration of the Transaction Document unless otherwise agreed. Invoices must contain sufficient detail to support time and materials charges, including approved work summaries and attendance records. All hours must be recorded and authorised in accordance with SANPC's Time and Attendance System. The Supplier must pay for offshore survival courses for staff sent offshore unless otherwise provided. Third-party expenses identified in the Transaction Document are treated as pass-through expenses, with no mark-up, and SANPC may pay third parties directly. All prices must be quoted in South African Rand unless otherwise agreed.
Financial Requirements
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)Pricing and payment terms are governed by the Transaction Document. Charges must include all taxes, duties and trade discounts, with VAT reflected separately. Time and materials rates, unit rates and fixed prices are deemed inclusive of all costs and expenses, and remain fixed for the duration of the Transaction Document unless otherwise agreed. SANPC may demand documentary evidence to substantiate price computations. Invoices are due monthly in arrears, with payment by the 25th day of the following month. SANPC may withhold disputed amounts, and undisputed amounts bear interest at the prime lending rate plus one percent.
Compliance Requirements
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The Supplier must hold all licences, certificates, authorisations and consents required under South African law and any other applicable jurisdiction for the provision of the goods and services. The Supplier must maintain public liability insurance, all-risk insurance for its own plant, material and equipment, and workmen's compensation insurance under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act. The Supplier must comply with all relevant labour legislation, including the Labour Relations Act, Basic Conditions of Employment Act, Employment Equity Act, Skills Development Act, and others. The Supplier must give preference to local labour where services are provided at SANPC sites. The Supplier must comply with SANPC's security policies and conduct itself appropriately on SANPC premises. Any deviation from the standard terms must be specifically identified and signed by both parties to be effective.
Health & Safety
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The Supplier must comply with all relevant occupational health and safety legislation, including the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Mine Health and Safety Act, and the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act. Staff must undergo prescribed medical examinations as required by the Mine Health and Safety Act. The Supplier must comply with labour legislation including the Labour Relations Act, Basic Conditions of Employment Act, Employment Equity Act, Skills Development Act, and others. The Supplier must give preference to local labour and maintain sound labour relations, notifying SANPC of any anticipated industrial action.
Contractual Terms
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)This document is the standard terms and conditions for SANPC, covering interpretation, definitions, structure, transaction documents, duration, duties of the supplier and SANPC, testing, inspection, acceptance testing, charges, payment, warranties, insurance, indemnities, confidentiality, compliance with laws, conflict of interest, personal information processing, assignment, severability, waiver, governing law, and service-related provisions. These are standard contractual terms that would apply to any supplier engaging with SANPC.
Section
Source: ANNEXURE A3 SANPC-Standard Terms Conditions.pdf (unknown)The document does not detail the evaluation criteria. It mentions that if the Supplier fails to meet its BEE obligations or misrepresents its tender submissions, SANPC may terminate and re-tender, appointing the next highest scoring tenderer.
Description
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)The current oil containment boom was purchased in 2019 and has been in continuous use for approximately 162 oil vessel loading and discharge operations at the Saldanha crude oil jetty up to 28 March 2026. Harsh operating conditions (high swells, strong currents, severe winds) have caused significant wear and deterioration, compromising its effectiveness as a containment barrier. The urgent procurement of new booms is required to ensure regulatory compliance, operational continuity, and environmental protection.
Important Dates
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Closing date: 28 March 2026 (as stated in the document).
Evaluation Criteria
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Technical evaluation has a minimum 70% threshold. Scoring split: 35% Quality, 35% Experience, 30% Delivery.
Bidders failing to meet any minimum technical specification are disqualified.
Technical Specifications
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Scope of work:
Minimum specifications for the heavy-duty booms:
Warranty: Manufacturer's warranty of no less than 12 months is required and will be a contractual term.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Bidders must provide reference letters for similar heavy-duty oil containment boom projects completed within the last 10 years. The number of reference letters determines the score: 5 or more letters = 5 points, 4 letters = 4, 3 letters = 3, 2 letters = 2, 1 letter = 1, non-responsive = 0.
Compliance Requirements
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Bidders must submit evidence of compliance with all minimum technical specifications listed in the technical specifications. Failure to comply with any one specification results in disqualification.
Environmental
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)The procurement is critical to ensure regulatory compliance, operational continuity, and environmental protection. The existing booms should not be scrapped or removed.
Contractual Terms
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)A warranty from the manufacturer for no less than 12 months is required and will be included as a contractual term in the contract awarded to the successful bidder. No blowers, reels, or towing bridles are required.
Requirements
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Bidders must provide evidence of compliance with all minimum technical specifications: length of sections 50-100m (preferably 50m), height 1200-1300mm (preferably 1300mm), freeboard 440mm, draft 560-660mm (preferably 660mm), base fabric EP 400, air chamber length 3m, fabric tensile strength 20000 N/5cm, galvanized ballast chain, ballast weight 2.2kg/m, temperature resistance ±40/60°C, buoyancy/weight ratio 9:1, weight 12.1kg/m. Failure to comply with any specification results in disqualification.
Section
Source: ANNEXURE A1 & A2 Scope and Evaluation Criteria.pdf (unknown)Technical evaluation (minimum 70% threshold): 35% weighting for Quality – Certificate of quality assurance from the manufacturer specifying compliance with ISO 9001:2015 (Yes=5, No=0); 35% weighting for Experience of the company in relation to Heavy duty oil containment booms within last 10 years – reference letters (5 letters=5, 4 letters=4, 3 letters=3, 2 letters=2, 1 letter=1, non-responsive=0); 30% weighting for Delivery – Project Schedule/Project Plan for Manufacturing and Delivery containing Gantt Chart or similar evidence of project activities and delivery date (Delivery between 10-11 weeks of Purchase Order=5, 12-13 weeks=4, 14-15 weeks=3, 16-17 weeks=2, 18-19 weeks=1, more than 19 weeks=0).
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151 Frans Conradie Dr, Avondale, Cape Town, 7500, South Africa
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021-524-2700[email protected]petrosa.com151 Frans Conradie Dr, Avondale, Cape Town, 7500, South Africa
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