Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE Act)
Act 53 of 2003
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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
B9356 AMAJUBA ROAD, SECTION 1 - MADADENI - NEWCASTLE - 2951
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
22 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-175176
Amajuba district municipality seeks to appoint two contractors to attend to emergency water reticulation failures—such as pipe bursts, leaks, valve failures and vandalism—on an as-and-when-required basis across its jurisdiction for 12 months. The work covers emergency repairs, excavation, installation of pipes and fittings, testing and commissioning, and 24/7 call-out support. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 2ce or higher and be registered on the central supplier database; the bid is evaluated on an 80/20 price/specific-goals basis with a mandatory functionality threshold of 25 out of 35 points.
CIDB grading: Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 2CE or higher for construction works.
CSD registration: Bidders must be registered on the Central Supplier Database and submit a detailed CSD registration certificate.
Tax compliance: Submit an original tax clearance certificate, SARS TCS PIN, or CSD number; each JV/consortium/subcontractor party must submit its own.
Rates clearance: Provide proof that both the company and each director do not owe municipal rates or service charges for more than 90 days (e.g., municipal statement not older than 90 days, lease, clearance certificate, or affidavit).
Functionality threshold: Score at least 25 out of 35 points on functionality—traceable references (completion letters for similar work in the past 10 years) and a bank rating not older than 12 months—or the bid will not be further evaluated.
Specific goals: Claim up to 20 points on MBD 6.1 for black-owned (5), female-owned (5), youth (3), disability (2), and Amajuba District-located enterprises (5), with supporting evidence.
Closing and submission: Submit a sealed, clearly marked envelope to the tender box at Amajuba District Municipality Reception, B9356 Amajuba Road, Section 1, Madadeni, 2951, by 12h00 on 6 November 2026; late, unsealed, or unmarked bids are disqualified.
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Date & Time
Friday, 06 November 2026 - 12:00
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B9356 AMAJUBA ROAD, SECTION 1 - MADADENI - NEWCASTLE - 2951
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22 Oct
2026
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06 Nov
2026
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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)
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T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf
Appointment of two contractors to attend to emergency water reticulation works within the jurisdiction of Amajuba District Municipality for a period of twelve (12) months, on an as-and-when-required basis. The work covers burst pipes, leaks, valve and hydrant failures, excavation, reinstatement, installation, testing and commissioning, with 24-hour standby availability.
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Appointment of 2 contractors for emergency water reticulation repairs within Amajuba District Municipality, KZN, for 12 months. Works on as-and-when-required basis to restore water supply promptly after pipe bursts, valve failures, leaks and other emergencies.
Important Dates
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Closing date: Friday 6 November 2026 at 12h00.
Compulsory briefing: none.
Tender validity period: 90 days after closing date.
Briefing Session
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Compulsory briefing: none.
Contact Information
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Bidding (SCM) enquiries:
Technical enquiries:
Submission address:
Amajuba District Municipality Reception
B9356 Amajuba Road
Section 1
Madadeni, 2951
Submission Guidelines
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Method: deposit in tender box only. No emails, faxes, telegraphs or electronic submissions accepted.
Address: Reception, Amajuba District Municipality, B9356 Amajuba Road, Section 1, Madadeni, 2951.
Envelopes: sealed, endorsed with bid number and description as stated in the tender. Unsealed or unmarked envelopes are disqualified.
Closing: 6 November 2026 at 12h00. Late bids rejected regardless of reason.
Copies: single bid in one sealed envelope. Do not retype forms; use only official forms.
Ensure all corrections are counter-signed; correcting fluid prohibited.
Returnable forms (all must be completed, signed and returned):
Incomplete, unsigned or missing mandatory documents cannot be rectified after closing.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)System: 80/20 preference point system (80 price, 20 specific goals).
Pre-qualification: CIDB grading 2CE or higher; CSD registration; valid TCS PIN, original tax clearance certificate or CSD number (each JV/consortium/subcontractor party must submit its own); proof company and directors do not owe municipal rates for more than 90 days.
Stage 1 — Functionality (35 points; minimum qualifying score: 25/35)
A bidder scoring below 25 points on functionality is not evaluated further.
Stage 2 — Price (80 points) and specific goals (20 points)
Specific goals (claimed on MBD 6.1):
Total specific goals points: 20.
Technical Specifications
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Purpose: emergency urban water reticulation works on an as-and-when-required basis within Amajuba District Municipality, for 12 months.
Two (2) contractors will be appointed.
Work includes:
Service level: 24/7 availability, including weekends and public holidays.
Equipment to be provided: TLB, excavator, tipper truck, water pumps, compactor, plate compactor, generator, welding machine, cutting equipment, dewatering pumps, lighting towers, traffic control equipment.
Contractor must keep stock of commonly used repair materials and dispose of waste at approved facilities.
Methodology
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Emergency response: respond immediately upon notification, mobilise resources, protect existing infrastructure, keep stock of repair materials. Works include emergency repairs, excavation, installation, testing and commissioning as per scope. Provide standby teams and call-out services. Available 24/7. Provide equipment including TLB, excavator, tipper truck, pumps, compactors, generator, welding machine, cutting equipment, dewatering pumps, lighting towers and traffic control equipment.
Quality Management
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdfWorkmanship must comply with applicable standards. Repaired infrastructure must be pressure tested, leak tested, flushed and commissioned before water supply is restored.
Pricing Schedule
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdfUnit-rate BOQ: labour rates per hour (normal, overtime, double time) for 11 categories; plant rates — 10t high-up truck (per day), 4x4 bakkie (per km), TLB (per hour), lowbed (per km); equipment rates per day (generator, welding machine, cutting torch, drilling machine, slugger machine, 4-inch water pump, grinder, basic rigging). Provide sub-total, VAT and total including VAT as per MBD 1.
Financial Requirements
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Pricing: Bill of Quantities using unit rates — labour per hour (normal, overtime, double time), plant per day or per km, equipment per day.
Labour categories: Supervisor, Plumber, Plumber Assistant, Civil Technician, Civil Technician Assistant, Fitter, Fitter Assistant, Boiler Maker, Semi-Skilled Boiler Maker, Welder, Assistant.
Plant rates: 10t high-up truck (per day), 4x4 bakkie (per km), TLB (per hour), lowbed (per km).
Equipment rates (per day): generator, welding machine, cutting torch, drilling machine, slugger machine, 4-inch water pump, grinder, basic rigging equipment.
Total bid price to be stated including VAT as per MBD 1, with sub-total and VAT shown.
Bank rating required for functionality (see evaluation). No bid security or retention mentioned.
Compliance Requirements
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)CSD: must be registered on Central Supplier Database; provide detailed CSD registration certificate and keep information up to date. False or outdated information may lead to disqualification or cancellation.
Tax: submit original tax clearance certificate, SARS TCS PIN or CSD number. Each partner in consortium/JV/subcontracting must submit a separate certificate/PIN/CSD. Foreign suppliers must complete the pre-award questionnaire.
Rates clearance: proof that both the company and each director do not owe municipal rates and service charges for more than 90 days. Acceptable evidence: municipal statement not older than 90 days; valid signed lease; rates clearance certificate or affidavit for non-ratable rural areas; landlord/body corporate statement; or original affidavit explaining why no rates are owed.
CIDB: grading of 2CE or higher class of construction works.
Disqualification: bids from persons in the service of the state, persons owing rates/services/taxes to any municipality for over 90 days, or those listed as tender defaulters or restricted service providers.
B-BBEE Requirements
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Preference points under PPPFA 80/20 system: 20 points for specific goals — black-owned (>50%) 5 points; female-owned 5 points; youth 3 points; disability 2 points; enterprises located in Amajuba District 5 points. Evidence: company registration/CSD report, ID copies, medical certificate, municipal rates/charges statement not older than 3 months. Claims only count if written on MBD 6.1.
Health & Safety
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdfComply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993, Construction Regulations 2014, SANS standards and municipal safety procedures. Provide a Health and Safety File, risk assessments, method statements, PPE, and a safety officer where applicable. Maintain traffic and pedestrian safety throughout works.
Environmental
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)All waste from repairs must be removed and disposed of at approved facilities. Excavated and unsuitable material must be removed and disposed of appropriately. Restore affected surfaces to municipal standards.
Contractual Terms
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdfAppointment for 12 months. Contract form (MBD 7) to be signed by successful bidder. The Municipality is not obliged to accept the lowest or any bid. Failure to comply with bid conditions may lead to disqualification or cancellation, with liability for damages where false information is given (e.g., CSD or preference claims).
Special Conditions
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf24-hour emergency call-out availability; immediate resource mobilisation; protect municipal infrastructure; maintain traffic/pedestrian safety; restore affected surfaces to municipal standards; keep common repair materials in stock; dispose of all waste at approved facilities.
Requirements
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory: CIDB 2CE or higher, CSD registration, valid TCS PIN or tax clearance certificate (or CSD number), proof of no rates arrears (company and directors), completion of all MBD forms. No bids from state employees, municipal debtors over 90 days, or tender defaulters. Bids must be submitted before closing time in a sealed, marked envelope.
Section
Source: T2026 19 APPOINTMENT OF 2 CONTRACTORS TO ATTEND EMERGENCIES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FOR THE DURATION OF ONE (1) YEAR.pdfTwo-stage evaluation: functionality (35 points, minimum 25) then price and specific goals. Functionality: references (max 15) and financial viability bank rating (max 20). Price 80 points via 80/20 formula; specific goals 20 points. Bidder scoring below 25 on functionality is not further evaluated.
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