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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
Kumkani Mhlontlo Municipality 96 General Mabindla Street - Qumbu - Qumbu - 5180
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
08 Sept 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-169554
Mhlontlo local municipality requires a single security service provider to guard 14 sites across qumbu for a one-year contract, deploying at least 57 grade c security officers (31 armed and 24 unarmed) on a 24-hour shift system. Bidders must be psira-registered, attend a compulsory briefing, and pass a functionality assessment with a minimum score of 70% before price evaluation.
Compulsory briefing session: 30/09/2026 at 10:00 am at New Qumbu Town Hall.
Closing date and time: 21/10/2026 at 12:00 pm; bids must be deposited in the tender box at 96 General Mabindla Street, Qumbu, 5180 (no fax, email, or electronic submissions).
Bidders must be fully registered with PSIRA (company and company director) and provide proof of registration.
Bidders must provide a valid public liability/insurance certificate and comply with the Firearms Control Act, including competency certificates and licences for armed guards.
Bidders must have a control room facility, appoint a manager and supervisor at their own cost, and provide a detailed security plan at no extra cost.
Functionality assessment (Stage 1) requires a minimum score of 70% to proceed; points are awarded for experience (minimum 5 years for full 40 points), PSIRA certificate, qualifications, armed response/vehicle and staff proof, and office and equipment.
Price and specific goals are evaluated under the 80/20 preference system; specific goals (100% ownership, youth, women, disability, military veterans, rural enterprise) require supporting proof such as ID copies, CSD, medical certificates, or confirmation letters to claim points.
Supporting documents include: company profile with references, certified B-BBEE certificate (SANAS accredited or sworn affidavit), municipal account/proof of rates or lease, CVs and qualifications, COID good standing or labour department letter, SARS tax pin, CSD report, and audited financial statements for the past three years.
Joint ventures must submit a joint venture agreement, letter of signatory, and joint B-BBEE certificate.
Ad hoc services (VIP protection, strike management, event security) must be quoted as rates only and not included in the total bid price.
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Date & Time
Wednesday, 21 October 2026 - 12:00
Venue
Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality New Town Hall
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Kumkani Mhlontlo Municipality 96 General Mabindla Street - Qumbu - Qumbu - 5180
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Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf08 Sept
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
21 Oct
2026
Closing Date
Tender closing date
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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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TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf
Provision of security services for Qumbu sites for a one-year contract by Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality.
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The tender is for the provision of security services for Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality sites for a one-year contract. The scope includes security guarding, armed response, VIP protection, crowd control, strike management, event security, and other multidisciplinary security services as and when required. One service provider will be awarded for all disciplines. Ad hoc services are quoted as rates only and are not included in the tender price.
Important Dates
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER){"closingTime":"12:00 pm","briefingSession":"{"date":null,"time":"12:00 pm","venue":"12:00 pm","is_compulsory":false}"}
Briefing Session
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)Compulsory briefing session: 30/09/2026 at 10:00 am at New Qumbu town hall.
Contact Information
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER){"name":null,"email":null,"phone":"+27(047) 553 7000","department":"Qumbu Landfill site","address":"information."}
Evaluation Criteria
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)CSD registration, valid SARS tax pin, B-BBEE level certificate (of 48), PSIRA registration for company and director, proof of good standing with COID or labor department letter, annual financial statements (past 3 years), minimum experience requirements (Grade C officers, minimum 5 years overall experience), Grade A for company director, firearm competence for security officers, supervisor must have Grade B and firearm competence, ability to meet 24-hour shift system and daily site visits, compliance with gun-free zone policy, ability to provide armed/unarmed guard ratios (31 armed, 24 unarmed)
Technical Specifications
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)Terms of reference for provision of security services for one year
Requirements/References
The Provision of Security services for one year with the following statutory provisions as the manner of
reference in this regard:
❖ In terms of regulation made under the Private Security Industry regulator act, 2001 (Act. ).
❖ All provision in the different sets of regulators in the improper Conduct Regulation Enquiries, 2003
published under Government Gazette February 2003.
❖ All the provision of Section 332 of the Criminal Procedure Act (Act ) except for subsection
(5), (7) and (9).
❖ Comply and be accredited with the provision of Firearms Control Act and provide all
Competency Certificate, licenses, permits or authorization.
Background.
❖ The Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality seeks to appoint the suitable professional service
provider, to provide the security management services at Qumbu magisterial district sites. The
successful bidder will enter one (1) year contract.
❖ Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality has total of 14 Sites as per deployment plan of sites that are
spread across the area of Qumbu. And the proposal is at least of deployment of 57 security officers to
ensure maximum security is always taken care of, unless the prospective service provider has any
proposal number to render the expected as per the required deliverables and sites.
❖ All the officers are to be on Grade C
The purpose of the assignment is appointment for Provision of Security Services for the provision of
multidisciplinary security services at
Qumbu Pound
Qumbu Offices and old Town hall
Traffic Department
Qumbu Landfill site
Qumbu Town Cemetery
Qumbu New Homes Cemetery
Qumbu Stadium
Mvumelwano Stadium
Tsitsa Falls
Qumbu Library
Sulenkama Library
New Qumbu Town Hall and offices
Toleni Community Development Centre
And any other sites that may be identified during the contract period
2.1 The department of Community Services is committed to ensure a high-performance working
environment and quality of work life within a conducive environment by providing security
services to the municipal buildings.
2.2 It is crucial for KMLM to ensure that the building is secured in accordance with the Access Control
to Premises and Vehicle Act, , Minimum Physical Security Standards (MPSS)
..which are applicable in the Public Service.
must quote the rate in case the municipality needs the service, but it must not be included in the
total bid price
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I. The suitable professional service provider should be fully compliant and registered with PSIRA
(Private Security Industry Regulator Authority. The bidder must be able to provide a valid Public
liability/insurance certificate.
II. Compulsory to have control room facility responsible for monitoring and analysing the Kumkani
Mhlontlo Local municipality’s security position on an ongoing basis.
III. To appoint the Manager and supervisor at a cost of the service provider.
IV. Provision of private security, physical access control, patrolling on various municipality offices and
sites and security related risk management services.
V. Production and submission of monthly reports.
VI. To develop incident report for each occurrence and produce a report to the Municipality for each
incidence.
VII. The service Provider and personnel must be able to respond to any emergency within a specified
period upon each request.
VIII. The Council subscribes to a “GUN FREE ZONE”. No firearms will be allowed on the premises
except authorized personnel. A list of persons exempted will be provided to the service provider to
ensure compliance with Council policy provisions during deployment of the service provider on during
event or deployment.
IX. Upon appointment all sites must be inspected for assessment, and detailed security plan must be
provided by the successful Service provider at no extra cost to the municipality.
X. Supervisors to visit the sites daily for monitoring and reporting of findings.
XI. The Security services provider shall be expected to work a 24-hour shift system (day and night) or
otherwise indicated.
Contract period will be for one year (12 months)
Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality is in the process of appointing a Private Security Services which
will be safeguarding our assets for a period of one year for achieving the following objectives:
assets and inventory.
Safeguarding of personnel against any potential harm or danger;
Provision of the best and modern security systems and equipment;
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and
The Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality has the following business requirements in order to address
the above objectives:
event management and industrial strike management.
their qualification and accreditations.
Security Service Provider will be appointed for a period of one year.
The selection process will be based on the Functionality capacity
Security Service Providers should be registered with professional regulatory authority /
organization, e.g. the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority.
criteria will favour those who will submit proof of relevant contracts appointments.
Service Providers should have well skilled / qualified personnel and resources.
Service Providers should have / be eligible for relevant Professional Indemnity Insurance
cover;
PSIRA compliance
Compulsory Briefing Session
Security guarding services.
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Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act points will be awarded as follows
Price 80 points
KMLM specific Goals 20 points
Total 100 points
Funds are available from Equitable Share
Closing date will be 21/10/2026 at 12:00 PM in Qumbu foyer.
Supporting documents needed.
Tenderers are required to submit the Company Profile with contactable references.
Tenderers must submit certified copy for B-BBEE certificate only SANAS approved or SWORN
affidavit.
Statement of Municipal accounts/proof of rates not older than one month or lease agreement
CV’s and qualifications of project team
Proof of company registration with PSIRA
Proof of Company director registration with PSIRA
Proof of good standing with compensation of occupational injuries and diseases (COID) OR a
letter to tender from labor department.
Submission of SARS tax pin.
CSD report/CSD Number
Annual financial statements for auditing, their audited annual financial statements— for the
past three years
For Joint venture, the following documents are mandatory.
Joint venture agreement
Letter of signatory
Joint B-BBEE certificate
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Failure to supply all supplementary information may result in the tender being deemed incomplete
tender and may not be considered forward.
Council reserves the right to accept any tender in whole or in part.
tenders not deposited in the tender box as prescribe in this notice will not be considered as
well.
8.METHOD Of procurement
Methodology
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)Scope of work includes security guarding and armed response services; VIP Protection, Crowd Control, Strike Management (rates to be quoted but not included in total bid price). The service provider must be fully compliant and registered with PSIRA, provide valid public liability/insurance certificate, have a control room facility for monitoring and analysing the municipality's security position, appoint a Manager and supervisor at their own cost, provide private security, physical access control, patrolling, and security risk management services. They must produce monthly reports, develop incident reports for each occurrence, respond to emergencies within a specified period, comply with the 'GUN FREE ZONE' policy (no firearms except authorized personnel), inspect all sites upon appointment and provide a detailed security plan at no extra cost, have supervisors visit sites daily for monitoring and reporting, and work a 24-hour shift system (day and night) as indicated.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdfExperience as security provide appointment letters 40
with reference letters/orders
services provider:
services provider: 30
services provider:
services provider: 10
services provider:
services provider:
PSIRA Certificate 20 20
Qualification 10 10
Pricing Schedule
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdfThe 80/20 preference system will be used as per SCM policy, where 80 points will be for price and
20 for Specific Goals.
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9.1 Pricing schedule
Compliance Requirements
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)Valid tax clearance certificate been attached? (Mbd 2) yes/no
CSD report/CSD Number
Joint venture agreement
appointment letters 40
VAT registration number................................................................................................
B-BBEE Details: of 48
Women-Equity the municipality is going to use GENDER OR 2
ownership SEX as means of verification and thus
prospective service providers will be required to
provide a copy of ID COPY, CK and CSD as a
proof in order to claim points for specific goals
Disability-Equity the municipality is going to use MEDICAL 2
ownership CERTIFICATE as means of verification and thus
prospective service providers will be required to
provide a copy of MEDICAL CERTIFICATE and
CSD as a proof in order to claim points for
Military veterans the municipality is going to use Stamped 2
Confirmation letter from Office of Military
Veterans as means of verification and thus
prospective service providers will be required to
provide a copy of ID COPY AND CSD as a proof in
order to claim points for specific goals
Rural Enterprise the municipality is going to use PROOF OF 2
Residence from traditional leader or
WARD COUNCILLOR OR as means of
verification and thus prospective service providers
will be required to provide a copy of PROOF OF
RESIDENCE AND CSD as a proof in order to
claim points for specific goals
Failure of a bidder to submit proof of specific goals claimed will be interpreted to mean that
preference points for specific goals are not claimed.
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Functional Category & Description Weight Maximum possible scores
Experience as security provide appointment letters 40
with reference letters/orders
services provider:
services provider: 30
services provider:
services provider: 10
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)Specific Goals: 100% ownership in order to claim full points. Means of verification and points allocation: HDI - Equity ownership (RACE or NATIONALITY as means of verification, ID copy as proof) - 10 points; Youth-Enterprise 0-35 years (AGE as means, ID copy and CSD as proof) - 2 points; Women-Equity ownership (GENDER or SEX as means, ID copy, CK and CSD as proof) - 2 points; Disability-Equity ownership (MEDICAL CERTIFICATE as means, medical certificate and CSD as proof) - 2 points; Military veterans (Stamped Confirmation letter from Office of Military Veterans as means, ID copy and CSD as proof) - 2 points; Rural Enterprise (PROOF OF RESIDENCE FROM TRADITIONAL LEADER OR WARD COUNCILLOR as means, proof of residence and CSD as proof) - 2 points. Failure to submit proof of specific goals claimed will be interpreted as not claiming preference points.
Health & Safety
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdfreference in this regard:
❖ In terms of regulation made under the Private Security Industry regulator act, 2001 (Act. ).
❖ All provision in the different sets of regulators in the improper Conduct Regulation Enquiries, 2003
published under Government Gazette February 2003.
❖ All the provision of Section 332 of the Criminal Procedure Act (Act ) except for subsection
(5), (7) and (9).
❖ Comply and be accredited with the provision of Firearms Control Act and provide all
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Adhoc services as and when required (only rates, not to be included in
The tender price)
VIP Protection VIP protection services for Rate per month ( Vat Inc)
identified persons per guard
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Industrial Strike Management Coordinate and assist in Rate per day( Vat Inc)
industrial strike actions As
required per guard
Event security services Provide special event Rate per day( Vat Inc)
security inclusive of event
security risk assessment,
guarding and access control ___________________
1.2. Security measures
1.2.1. Service Provider warrants that it shall secure the integrity of the Personal Information in
its possession or under its control by taking appropriate, reasonable technical and
organisational measures to prevent:
(a) Loss of, or damage to, or unauthorised destruction of the Personal Information; and
(b) Unlawful access to or processing of the Personal Information.
1.2.2. Service Provider shall take reasonable measures to:
(a) Identify all reasonable foreseeable internal and external risks to the Personal
Information in its possession or under its control;
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(b) Establish and maintain appropriate safeguards against the risk identified;
(c) Regularly verify that the safeguards are effectively implemented;
(d) Ensure that the safeguards are continually updated in response to new risks or
deficiencies in previously implemented safeguards; and
(e) Shall notify Kumkani Mhlontlo LM of the risks identified and the safeguards
established and implemented from time to time.
1.2.3. Service Provider shall:
(a) Have due regard to generally accepted information security practices and processes
which may apply to it;
(b) Comply with Kumkani Mhlontlo LM’s information security practices and procedures
and applicable industry or professional rules and regulations, of which Kumkani
Mhlontlo LM undertakes to keep Service Provider informed from time to time; and
(c) Within five (5) business days of a request from Kumkani Mhlontlo LM, Service
financial statements for auditing?
1.1 If yes, submit audited annual financial statements
for the past three years or since the date of
*Yes / NO
establishment if established during the past
three years.
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Contractual Terms
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf(Private Security Industry Regulator Authority. The bidder must be able to provide a valid Public
liability/insurance certificate.
the above objectives:
event management and industrial strike management.
their qualification and accreditations.
Security Service Provider will be appointed for a period of one year.
The selection process will be based on the Functionality capacity
Security Service Providers should be registered with professional regulatory authority /
organization, e.g. the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority.
criteria will favour those who will submit proof of relevant contracts appointments.
Service Providers should have well skilled / qualified personnel and resources.
Service Providers should have / be eligible for relevant Professional Indemnity Insurance
cover;
PSIRA compliance
Compulsory Briefing Session
details of the appropriate technical and organisational measures taken by or on
behalf of Service Provider to demonstrate and ensure compliance with this clause.
1.3. Service Provider’s general obligations with regards to Personal Information
1.3.1. In addition to the other obligations set out in this clause, Service Provider shall:
(a) Take reasonable steps to ensure the reliability of any of its employees who have
access to the Personal Information;
(b) Limit access to the Personal Information only to those employees who need to know
to enable Service Provider to perform the services and ensure that employees used
by Service Provider to provide the Services have undergone training in the care and
handling of the Personal Information;
(c) Deal promptly and properly with all reasonable inquiries from Kumkani Mhlontlo
acquired by an unauthorised person or if a breach has occurred with reference to its
use of the Personal Information under this Agreement. The notification must
provide sufficient information to allow affected Data Subjects to take measures
against the potential consequences of the compromise, including, if known to Service
warrants that it will guarantee the confidentiality of the Personal Information and will not actively
process the Personal Information any further.
1.6. Warranties
penalties, claims, loss or damage arising from any claim or action brought against Kumkani
Mhlontlo LM and arising from or due to Service Provider’s breach of its information protection
obligations set out in this clause.
1.8. Ownership of Information
1.8.1. Service Provider acknowledges and agrees that Kumkani Mhlontlo LM retains all right,
title and interest in and to the Personal Information.
1.8.2. Service Provider shall not possess or assert any lien or other right against or to such
commitments for municipal services towards
any municipality for more than three months
or any other service provider in respect of
which payment is overdue for more than 30
days?
*Yes / NO
2.1 If no, this serves to certify that the bidder has no
undisputed commitments for municipal services
towards any municipality for more than three
months or other service provider in
respect of which payment is overdue for
more than 30 days.
2.2 If yes, provide particulars.
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years, including *YES / NO particulars of any material non-compliance or dispute
concerning the execution of such contract?
3.1 If yes, furnish particulars
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(a) “all applicable taxes” includes value-added tax, pay as you earn,
income tax, unemployment insurance fund contributions and skills
development levies;
(b) “bid” means a written offer in the form determined by an organ of state
in response to an invitation to provide goods or services through price
quotations, competitive tendering process or any other method
envisaged in legislation and “bid” has a corresponding meaning
(c) “comparative price” means the price after the factors of a non-firm
price and all unconditional discounts that can be utilized have been
taken into consideration;
Special Conditions
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)Conditions of the tender: Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy Management will apply. The Council is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender and reserves the right to accept any tender in whole or in part. Electronic, telegraphic, telefax, e-mail and late tenders will not be considered. Tenders not deposited in the tender box as prescribed will not be considered. Method of procurement: Competitive bidding. Bids submitted are held for a period of 90 days and must be deposited in the tender box at Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality, 96 Church Street, Qumbu, 5180, by no later than the closing date at 12:00PM. Faxed or electronic submissions will not be accepted. The Municipality reserves the right to withdraw any invitation to tender, re-advertise, reject any tender, or accept a part of it.
Requirements
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdf (TENDER)The service provider must comply with statutory provisions under the Private Security Industry Regulator Act, 2001. They must develop incident reports for each occurrence and produce monthly reports to the municipality. They must respond to emergencies within a specified period, comply with the 'GUN FREE ZONE' policy (no firearms except authorised personnel), and inspect all sites upon commencement. The service provider must treat personal information as confidential under POPIA, acting as an Operator for the municipality, and report any breaches. The successful bidder will enter a one-year contract.
Section
Source: TENDER DOCUMENT FOR SECURITY SERVICES FOR QUMBU.pdfEvaluation is in two stages. Stage 1 is functionality (technical) evaluation; only bidders scoring 70% or more proceed to Stage 2. Stage 2 evaluates price and preference points. The lowest/highest acceptable tender will be used to determine the accurate system once tenders are received. Points are awarded for price and B-BBEE status.
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Act 5 of 2000
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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.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
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
Relevant where security providers, guards, access control or private security services are required.
Relevant because this tender appears to involve guarding, access control, CCTV, surveillance, or private security services.
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