Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE Act)
Act 53 of 2003
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Issuing Organization
Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa LimitedLocation
Gauteng
Closing Date
25 Jun 2026
Documents available on tender detail page
Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
19 Fredman Drive - Sandown - Sandton - 2146
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
05 Jun 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-158178
The industrial development corporation (IDC) seeks to appoint a panel of service providers to conduct independent valuations for land, buildings, plant, equipment, and machinery across various sectors in south africa and africa. The tender is open to small, medium, and large entities, with a focus on compliance with b-bbee, tax, and professional registration requirements.
Description
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdfThe IDC seeks to appoint a panel of service providers for Land & Buildings Valuations and Plant, Equipment & Machinery Valuations. The panel will support IDC’s financing activities by providing accurate valuations of physical assets across various sectors (industrial, healthcare, leisure, agriculture, energy, transport, etc.). Services will be engaged on an ad-hoc basis, with a focus on mentorship and skills transfer to IDC’s Candidate and Professional Valuers. Performance reviews will be conducted quarterly.
Categories
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
19 Fredman Drive - Sandown - Sandton - 2146
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T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf
Date & Time
Thursday, 25 June 2026 - 11:00
Venue
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05 Jun
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
25 Jun
2026
Closing Date
Tender closing date
Median Estimate
R 874 375
Range
Based on 25 comparable awarded tenders. Companies with similar profiles typically bid near the median.
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Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Closing date and time: 25 June 2026 at 11h00 AM. Bid validity period: 120 days from closing date. Enquiries deadline: 15 July 2026. Consolidated responses to enquiries will be posted on IDC website (www.idc.co.za) within 2 days after enquiries close.
Contact Information
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Enquiries contact: Lunga Mbatha. Telephone: 011 269 4376. Email: [email protected]. Submission platform: https://idcza-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/moitlisim_idc_co_za/IgAGrvplrKJZQK4gwH3IuiBSARi7fd7pztg2rSV2swwoxfk.
Submission Guidelines
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Submit bids electronically ONLY via the IDC SharePoint platform: https://idcza-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/moitlisim_idc_co_za/IgAGrvplrKJZQK4gwH3IuiBSARi7fd7pztg2rSV2swwoxfk. Bids sent to any other platform will be disqualified. Closing date: 25 June 2026 at 11h00 AM. Submit at least 30 minutes before deadline to avoid technical issues. File size limit: 50MB. Only standard formats (Microsoft Suite, PDF) accepted. Incomplete or late bids will be disqualified. Amended bids must be marked 'Amendment to bid' and submitted before the deadline. Required returnable schedules: Cover Page, Schedule 1 (Executive Summary), Schedule 2 (Certified Board Resolution, ID copy of Company Representative, Annexures 2-8), Schedule 3 (Response to Functional Requirements), Schedule 4 (Price Proposal, separate file). All documents must be in English. Prime Contractors must not hold a lower % of contract value than subcontractors. Bidders must ensure all pages are numbered and no duplicates/missing pages exist.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Evaluation occurs in 4 phases: Phase 1: Initial Screening (compliance with RFP requirements, CSD checks for company registration, tax compliance, B-BBEE status, and completion of all Standard Bidding Documents). Non-compliance may lead to disqualification. Phase 2: Technical/Functionality Evaluation. Mandatory requirements: SACPVP registration for Land & Building valuers; Professional Indemnity Insurance commitment. Minimum qualifying score: 70%. Criteria for Small/Medium Entities (Land & Buildings): Bidder’s Relevant Experience (50%), Qualifications and Skills of Team (30%), Systems/Tools/Processes (20%). Criteria for Large Entities (Land & Buildings): Same as above. Criteria for Small/Medium Entities (Plant, Equipment & Machinery): Bidder’s Relevant Experience (40%), Professional Registration (20%), Qualifications and Skills of Team (20%), Systems/Tools/Processes (20%). Criteria for Large Entities (Plant, Equipment & Machinery): Same as above. Phase 3: Preference Point System (80/20): Price (80 points), Specific Goals (20 points). Specific Goals: Black Ownership (10 points for 100% black-owned, 4 points for 51%-99.99%), 30% Black Women Ownership (5 points), Ownership by Black Designated Groups, Promotion of SMMEs (EME/QSE). Phase 4: Objective Criteria (risk assessment: reputational, concentration, financial capability, past performance). Highest-scoring bidder wins unless objective criteria justify otherwise.
Technical Specifications
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Scope: Appointment of a panel of service providers for Land & Buildings Valuations and Plant, Equipment & Machinery Valuations. Services required: Independent valuation advisory for due diligence, balance sheet requirements, replacement/historical valuations, servitude valuations, acquisition/alienation, asset verification, and IFRS compliance. Deliverables for Land & Buildings: Fully motivated valuation reports including purpose, effective date, property inspection details, title deed info, locality, market overview, topography, access, servitudes, town planning info, accommodation details, highest/best use, valuation methodology, market data, photographs (min. 10 internal/external), building plans, value determination, and certificate. Reports must comply with International Valuation Standards (IVSC). Mentorship: On/off-site support for Candidate and Professional Valuers, including practical assignments, feedback, skills transfer, and case studies. Deliverables for Plant, Equipment & Machinery: Valuation reports including purpose, effective date, methodology, market data, cost sheets, value calculations (Excel), market overview, functional efficiency, condition, maintenance records, and valuation certificate. Valuation methodologies: Estimated New Replacement Cost (ENRC), Depreciated Replacement Value (Reducing Balance/Straight Line), Open Market Value (In-Situ/Break-up), Forced Sale Value (FSV), Residual Value. Contract duration: 3 years, subject to annual performance reviews. Panel engagement: Ad-hoc basis, with quarterly performance reviews. Large entities used only if small/medium entities cannot provide services (e.g., valuations outside South Africa).
Methodology
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdfValuation reports must include: purpose of valuation, effective date, method of approach, process for sourcing market data, supporting cost sheets (invoices, quotes, listings), detailed value calculations (Excel), market overview, functional efficiency, asset condition, maintenance records, valuation methodology justification, value determination, and certificate. Reports must comply with International Valuation Standards (IVSC). For Plant, Equipment & Machinery, methodologies include ENRC, Depreciated Replacement Value, Open Market Value (In-Situ/Break-up), Forced Sale Value, and Residual Value.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdfMandatory: SACPVP registration for Land & Building valuers; RICS/ASA/other relevant body registration for Plant, Equipment & Machinery valuers. Professional Indemnity Insurance must be submitted within 5 days of appointment. Small/Medium Entities (Land & Buildings): Principal valuer must have a National Diploma in Property Valuation (or equivalent). Large Entities (Land & Buildings): Principal valuer must have an Advanced Diploma/Degree in Property Valuation (or equivalent). Small/Medium Entities (Plant, Equipment & Machinery): Principal valuer must have a National Diploma in Valuations/Process Engineering (or equivalent). Large Entities (Plant, Equipment & Machinery): Principal valuer must have an Advanced Diploma/Degree in Valuations/Process Engineering (or equivalent). All bidders must provide: team structure, CVs with qualifications/experience, and copies of qualification certificates. References: Small/Medium Entities (Land & Buildings) must provide 2 contactable references (past 5 years); Large Entities (Land & Buildings) must provide 3. Small/Medium Entities (Plant, Equipment & Machinery) must provide 2; Large Entities must provide 3.
Pricing Schedule
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdfPricing must be VAT-inclusive (where applicable) and quoted in ZAR. Rates must be firm for the contract period or adjusted per a specified basis (e.g., CPI). All additional costs must be included in the Total Bid Price. Exchange rate linkage must be clearly indicated if applicable. For Land & Building Valuations, provide prices based on property types and value ranges (e.g., R1 to R1M, R1M to R5M, etc.) for Years 1-3. Similar breakdown required for Plant, Equipment & Machinery Valuations. IDC may consider National Treasury Cost Containment Measures and DPSA hourly fee rate guidelines. Payments are linked to approved deliverables and made within 30 days of invoice.
Financial Requirements
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Pricing: All prices must be VAT-inclusive (where applicable) and quoted in ZAR. Rates must be firm for the contract period or adjusted per specified basis (e.g., CPI). All additional costs must be included in the Total Bid Price. Exchange rate linkage must be clearly indicated if applicable. Payments: Linked to approved deliverables, paid within 30 days of invoice. Costing Model: Provide prices for Land & Building Valuations based on property types and value ranges (e.g., R1 to R1M, R1M to R5M, etc.) for Years 1-3. Similar breakdown required for Plant, Equipment & Machinery Valuations. IDC reserves the right to consider National Treasury Cost Containment Measures and DPSA hourly fee rate guidelines. Professional Indemnity Insurance: Must be submitted within 5 days of appointment.
Compliance Requirements
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdf (RFP)Mandatory: Tax compliance (SARS) with written confirmation. CSD registration and vetting. B-BBEE: Verification certificate required. EMEs (turnover < R10M) and QSEs (turnover R10M-R50M) may submit sworn affidavits for annual revenue and black ownership. Misrepresentation is a criminal offence. Prime Contractors must not hold a lower % of contract value than subcontractors. Professional Registration: Land & Building valuers must be registered with SACPVP. Plant, Equipment & Machinery valuers must be registered with RICS, ASA, or other relevant bodies. POPIA compliance: Annexure 8 must be completed. Disclosure: Annexure 7 (Disclosure Statement) required. Additional documents: Annexure 2 (Acceptance of Bid Conditions), Annexure 3 (Tax Compliance), Annexure 4 (Bidder’s Disclosure), Annexure 5 (Shareholders/Directors Info), Annexure 6 (B-BBEE Commitment Plan). Joint Ventures/Consortia: All members must submit required documents.
Contractual Terms
Source: T30-06-26 Panel of Valuers.pdfBid validity period: 120 days from closing date. IDC reserves the right to: amend bid conditions, extend closing date, reject any bid, conduct site visits, request additional documents, verify information, and appoint any number of vendors. Bidders must accept that all costs (preparation, presentation, demonstration) are for their account. Supporting documentation becomes IDC property unless stated otherwise. Objective criteria for award: Reputational risk (based on disclosure and CRAD screening), concentration risk, financial capability, past performance. Contract duration: 3 years, subject to annual performance reviews. SLA will be concluded to measure, monitor, and assess supplier performance.
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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)
Sets the constitutional standard for fair, equitable, transparent, competitive and cost-effective public procurement.
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Act 5 of 2000
Covers preferential procurement and preference-point systems used in public tenders.
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Act 12 of 2004
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Act 28 of 2024
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Act 2 of 2000
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Act 3 of 2000
Supports lawful, reasonable and procedurally fair administrative tender decisions.
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Contact Person
Lunga Mbatha
Phone
011-347-0600
[email protected]
Website
www.idc.co.za/
Address
19 Fredman Dr, Sandown, Sandton, 2031, South Africa
Source confidence
High source confidence
Official source
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Last checked
05 Jun 2026
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