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Tender Type
Request for Proposal
Delivery Location
Meiring and Naude Road, Brummeria - Brummeria - Pretoria - 0001
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
26 Aug 2026
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Tshwane automotive special economic zone (tasez) seeks two service providers for comprehensive preventative and reactive maintenance of HVAC systems across phase 1 and phase 1a facilities over 36 months. The contract covers 1,674 individual units including split, ducted, cassette, rooftop, crac, fan, filter bank, louvre/diffuser and heat pump systems. The single most consequential requirement is that bidders must hold a valid saracca registration, CIDB grade 1 me or higher, and a minimum b-bbee level 3, while also proving a physical business address in one of nine specified tshwane wards via a signed and stamped ward councillor letter — all of which are mandatory pass/fail criteria before any functionality evaluation.
Compulsory briefing session on 3 September 2026, 10:00–12:00 at TASEZ Central Hub, Manitoba, The Willows 340-Jr, Pretoria, 0081 — attendance is mandatory.
Closing date: 17 September 2026 at 12h00; hand-delivered submissions only to the tender box at Main Gate, Building 21, CSIR Campus, Meiring Naudé Road, Brummeria, Pretoria.
Mandatory compliance documents: CIPC registration; valid SARS Tax Pin/TCS certificate (or CSD report); valid CSD report (≤3 months); valid COIDA/RMA Letter of Good Standing; valid B-BBEE certificate (minimum Level 3, SANAS-accredited for QSE/Generic, sworn affidavit for EME); CIDB Grade 1 ME or higher; valid SARACCA registration; proof of residential address in Tshwane wards 6, 15, 18, 28, 38, 41, 43, 67, 86 via signed and stamped Ward Councillor letter.
Returnable forms (all completed and signed): SBD 1, SBD 4, SBD 6.1, SBD 6.2 (non-submission = zero B-BBEE points); separate SBD 1 and SBD 4 per JV/consortium partner plus letter of intent, letter of authority, consolidated B-BBEE certificate.
Functionality evaluation (minimum 70/100 points): Company Experience (40 pts) — 5 reference letters on client letterhead for completed HVAC maintenance projects; Competent Person Experience (20 pts) — one named person with >4 years for full points; Competent Person Qualifications (30 pts) — all four required qualifications; Methodology (10 pts) — including essential equipment, tools of trade, fall protection plan.
Pricing: complete priced schedules (Tables 8 and 9) for Package 1 and/or Package 2; rates per unit per service (excl. VAT) with annual escalation for Years 1–3; incomplete price list renders bid non-responsive.
Health and safety file must be submitted to TASEZ SHE Manager before work commencement, including public liability insurance, fall protection plan (competent person), baseline risk assessment, method statements, safe operating procedures, emergency response plan, and all listed employee, vehicle and legal compliance documents.
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Date & Time
Thursday, 17 September 2026 - 12:00
Venue
Venue: TASEZ Central Hub Manitoba, The Willows 340-Jr, Pretoria, 0081
Important: Attendance at this briefing session is mandatory. Bids from suppliers who do not attend may be disqualified.
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Meiring and Naude Road, Brummeria - Brummeria - Pretoria - 0001
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TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf
Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ) invites proposals for the appointment of two service providers to perform preventative and reactive HVAC maintenance across its facilities for a 36-month period. The contract covers approximately 1,600 assets including mid-wall, ducted, cassette, rooftop, CRAC, fan, filter bank, louvre/diffuser/grille/valve units and geyser heat pumps. Maintenance must comply with SANS 10400, 10139, 1929:200 and 10147 and manufacturer schedules. Emergency call-out service is required 24/7 with on-site response. Bidders must attend a compulsory briefing on 3 September 2026 and submit a complete hard-copy original plus a flash-drive copy to the TASEZ tender box by 12:00 on 17 September 2026.
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TASEZ (Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone) is Africa's first automotive city, an industrial hub focused on growing South Africa's automotive manufacturing industry through financial and infrastructure incentives. The RFP appoints two service providers for HVAC maintenance services across TASEZ facilities for 36 months. TASEZ is supported by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (SEZ Fund), Gauteng Department of Economic Development, and City of Tshwane.
Important Dates
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)Closing date: 17 September 2026
Closing time: 12h00
Compulsory briefing session: 3 September 2026, 10:00–12:00 at TASEZ Central Hub, Manitoba, The Willows 340-Jr, Pretoria, 0081 (attendance mandatory)
Last date for clarification enquiries: 11 September 2026 (5 calendar days before closing)
Bid validity period: 120 calendar days from closing date
Tender documents available from: 5 August 2026 at www.tasez.co.za
Contact Information
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)SCM Office (procurement enquiries):
Technical enquiries: same email and phone (SCM Office)
Submission address: The Procurement Officer, Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone, Building 21, CSIR Campus, Meiring Naudé Road, Brummeria, Pretoria (Gauteng)
Briefing venue: TASEZ Central Hub, Manitoba, The Willows 340-Jr, Pretoria, 0081
Submission Guidelines
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)Submission method: hand-delivered only (no electronic, email, fax, telegram, or telex submissions accepted).
Submission address: The Procurement Officer, Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone, Building 21, CSIR Campus, Meiring Naudé Road, Brummeria, Pretoria (Gauteng). Tender box is at the Main Gate.
Closing date and time: 17 September 2026 at 12h00. Late bids will not be considered.
Required format: one original hardcopy in a sealed envelope marked "For attention: Supply Chain Management" with the RFP number, tender description, closing date/time, company name, and return address. A flash disk containing a scanned copy of the signed original must be secured inside the file.
Bidders must initial every page of the RFP document on the bottom right-hand side.
Returnable forms and documents (all must be completed, signed, and submitted):
Disqualification risks: any returnable form unsigned or omitted; submission after closing time; incomplete price list; failure to meet mandatory requirements (SARACCA, CIDB, ward address, COIDA, B-BBEE Level 3 minimum).
Evaluation Criteria
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)Three-stage evaluation:
Stage 1 – Administrative Requirements (pass/fail, no points): CIPC registration; valid Tax Pin/TCS certificate or CSD report; valid CSD report (≤3 months); valid COIDA/RMA Letter of Good Standing; valid B-BBEE certificate (SANAS for QSE/Generic, affidavit for EME); completed and signed SBD 1, SBD 4, SBD 6.1, SBD 6.2 (non-submission of SBD 6.2 = zero B-BBEE points).
Stage 2 – Mandatory Requirements (pass/fail): SBD 4; valid COIDA Letter of Good Standing; valid SARACCA registration; proof of residential address in specified wards via Ward Councillor letter; CIDB Grade 1 ME or higher. Only bidders passing all mandatory requirements proceed to functionality evaluation.
Stage 3 – Technical/Functionality Evaluation (minimum 70/100 points required):
Stage 4 – Price and Specific Goals (80/20 preference point system): price = 80 points, specific goals = 20 points. Risk assessment conducted on top three ranked bidders.
Technical Specifications
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)Scope: comprehensive preventative and reactive/corrective maintenance of all HVAC systems at TASEZ Phase 1 and Phase 1A facilities for 36 months. Two service providers will be appointed, each allocated a predetermined set of units.
Asset quantities and maintenance frequencies:
Standards: SANS 10400, SANS 10139, SANS 1929:200, SANS 10147, and manufacturer recommendations.
Reactive maintenance: quote and repair method required for client approval before work; all replacements require client approval.
Critical spares to be supplied by contractor: filters, refrigerant/fluid lines, condensate/refrigerant pumps, refrigerant gas, PC boards, condenser capacitors, fan/blower motors, contactors, transformers, door switches, disconnect fuses, high-pressure switches.
Emergency service: 24/7 call-out; technician on site within required response time after notification.
Health and safety: compulsory health and safety file submission to TASEZ SHE Manager before work commencement, including CIPC registration, COIDA letter of good standing, public liability insurance, site-specific legal organogram, legal appointments, employee ID copies, medical fitness certificates, SHE training records, CVs and certificates, vehicle insurance and driver's licences, signed SHE policy, health and safety plan, fall protection plan (competent person), baseline risk assessment, method statements, safe operating procedures, incident reporting procedure, emergency response plan and contact list, equipment maintenance logs, legal inspection registers.
Work at height: units accessed via ladder and cat ladder to rooftop; safety harnesses and safe height-work procedures required.
Methodology
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfBidders must submit a methodology describing how work will be carried out, including essential equipment, tools of trade, and fall protection plan/action plan. Scored out of 10 points in functionality evaluation.
Experience & Qualifications
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfCompany Experience (40 pts): reference letters on client letterhead with contact details for completed HVAC maintenance projects — 5 refs = 40 pts, 4 = 30 pts, 3 = 20 pts, 2 = 10 pts, 1 = 5 pts, 0 = 0 pts. Competent Person Experience (20 pts): one named competent person with detailed CV — >4 years = 20 pts, >2–4 years = 10 pts, 1–2 years = 5 pts, <1 year = 0 pts. Competent Person Qualifications (30 pts): four required qualifications (NQF Level 5/N6 or Diploma or above in relevant field, plus three others truncated in source); all four = 30 pts, fewer scored proportionally. Failure to name competent person = non-evaluation.
Quality Management
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfMaintenance must conform to SANS 10400, SANS 10139, SANS 1929:200, SANS 10147 and manufacturer recommendations. Preventative maintenance tasks per asset type and frequency are specified in Table 1 (minor/major services with detailed checklists: filter washing/cleaning, coil cleaning (water/solvent), refrigerant charge checks (superheat/sub-cool), lubrication, motor inspection, belt tension, bearing greasing, control system evaluation, inspection reports). Reactive maintenance requires client-approved quote and method before repairs; all replacements require client approval. Contractor must supply critical spares (filters, refrigerant lines, pumps, gas, PC boards, capacitors, motors, contactors, transformers, switches, fuses, pressure switches). Emergency service 24/7 with on-site technician response. Health and safety file with extensive documentation required before work commencement.
Pricing Schedule
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfTwo packages available; bidders may bid for one or both. Pricing Schedule (Table 8 for Package 1, Table 9 for Package 2 — Table 9 not fully extracted): rates per unit per service (excl. VAT) with annual escalation for Years 1, 2, 3. Asset lines match scope quantities: mid-wall/split (151 units), ducted (19), cassette (56), rooftop/AHU (2), CRAC (13), fan units (108), filter banks (53), louvre/diffuser/grille/valve (581), geyser heat pumps (7). Minor/major service frequencies as per scope. SHE BOQ sum, total excl. VAT, VAT 15%, total incl. VAT. Ad-hoc costs: normal time labour (07h00–18h00) — competent person hourly rate; other rates expected. Incomplete price list = non-responsive. TASEZ may assess market-relatedness and negotiate.
Financial Requirements
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)Pricing format: priced schedules (Tables 8 and 9) for two separate packages; bidders may bid for one or both packages. Rates per unit per service (excluding VAT) with annual escalation for Years 1, 2, and 3. Total amount excluding VAT, VAT at 15%, total including VAT. Ad-hoc costs: labour rates for normal time (07h00–18h00) — competent person hourly rate; other labour categories and after-hours/emergency rates expected but not fully detailed in extracted text. Incomplete price list renders bid non-responsive. TASEZ reserves right to assess market-relatedness of pricing and negotiate with preferred bidder(s) per internal SCM processes and Preferential Procurement Regulations 2022. Contract duration: 36 months. Bid validity: 120 calendar days from closing date. No explicit performance bond, guarantee, or insurance amounts stated in extracted text beyond public liability insurance required in H&S file.
Compliance Requirements
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdf (RFP)Mandatory compliance documents:
Returnable forms (completed and signed):
Health & Safety
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfCompulsory health and safety file submission to TASEZ SHE Manager before work commencement. File must include: CIPC registration; COIDA letter of good standing; public liability insurance; site-specific legal organogram (roles, responsibilities, competences, contacts); legal appointments; employee list with ID copies; medical fitness certificates; SHE training records; CVs and certificates; vehicle insurance and driver's licences; signed SHE policy communicated to employees; health and safety plan; fall protection plan (competent person); project baseline risk assessment; method statements; safe operating procedures; incident reporting procedure; emergency response plan and contact list; equipment maintenance logs; legal inspection registers. Work at height: rooftop access via ladder/cat ladder; safety harnesses and safe height-work procedures mandatory.
Contractual Terms
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfContract duration: 36 months. Contract form: SBD 7 (Form of Offer and Acceptance) to be signed by successful bidder. Contract conditions based on Service Level Agreement (SLA). General Conditions of Contract (GCC) apply as annexure, binding regardless of return/initialling. Special conditions include: TASEZ may amend bid conditions, validity, specifications, or extend closing date before closing; TASEZ not obliged to accept lowest bid; TASEZ may award to empowerment company or require JV with empowerment company; TASEZ may award whole or in part without reasons; TASEZ may conduct site visits to verify bid information; incomplete price list = non-responsive; TASEZ may review pricing for market-relatedness and negotiate per internal SCM processes and Preferential Procurement Regulations 2022; bid subject to PPPFA 2000, Preferential Procurement Regulations 2017, GCC, and special conditions; bid conditions not changeable without written TASEZ approval; CSD registration mandatory for business registration, directorship, tax, banking; B-BBEE certificate/affidavit must be submitted. Additional contractual sections: indemnity, precedence, limitation of liability, tax compliance, default/restricted suppliers, governing law, confidentiality, legislative frameworks, supplier due diligence, requirements after award.
Section
Source: TASEZ_RFP002_2026 Appointment of two service providers for the provision of HVAC maintenance services for a period of thirty-six months.pdfEvaluation follows four stages: (1) Administrative compliance (pass/fail) — CIPC, tax, CSD, COIDA, B-BBEE, SBD 1/4/6.1/6.2; (2) Mandatory requirements (pass/fail) — SBD 4, COIDA letter, SARACCA registration, ward address proof, CIDB 1ME+; (3) Functionality (minimum 70/100) — Company Experience 40 pts, Competent Person Experience 20 pts, Competent Person Qualifications 30 pts, Methodology 10 pts; (4) Price and Specific Goals (80/20) — price 80 pts, specific goals 20 pts, with risk assessment on top three bidders.
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012-940-6378[email protected]www.tasez.co.zaManitoba, The Willows 340-Jr, Pretoria, 0081, South Africa
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