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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
96 MARINE DRIVE OLSO BEACH - OLSO BEACH - PORT SHEPSTONE - 4240
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
10 Sept 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-169932
This tender invites bids for the refurbishment and upgrade of storm-damaged infrastructure, wastewater treatment works, and effluent main (phase 2) in margate, kwazulu-natal. Bidders must have a CIDB grading of 9ce or higher. A compulsory site briefing will be held at the margate water treatment works site.
Deposit sealed tenders in the official tender box at Ugu District Municipality, 96 Marine Drive, Phase 2 Building, Oslo Beach, Port Shepstone, 4240, before the closing time and date.
Attend the compulsory clarification meeting and bring the tender document for signing.
Submit all returnable documents, including Certificate of Attendance at Clarification Meeting, Record of Addenda, Certificate of Authority of an Entity, Registration Certificates, CIDB Registration, B-BBEE Certificate, and MBD 1 (Bidder's Questionnaire).
Do not retype or redraft tender forms.
Meet the labour-intensive contract requirement: minimum labour content of 5% of total project value (labour wages as a percentage of total value).
If the main contractor does not have mechanical capacity in-house, subcontract a mechanical contractor with CIDB grading 8ME or higher.
Ensure key personnel meet the required qualifications and experience: Project Manager with NQF Level 7 degree in Civil/Mechanical Engineering/Project Management, professionally registered with ECSA/SACPCMP (Pr.Eng / Pr.Tech.Eng / Pr.CMP), with experience scoring: +10 years = 15 points, 7-10 years = 10 points, 5-6 years = 5 points.
Provide proof of relevant experience: at least 1 appointment for water/sewer pumpstations or treatment plant each priced > R30 million within the last 10 years (8 points), or > R20 million plant within the last 10 years (4 points for sewer pumpstations).
Comply with the 90/10 preference point system for contract value more than R50 million; points for SMME subcontracting calculated using formula f1 x f2 x Sc (Sc max 2 for 90/10).
Submit proof (e.g., B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit) to claim preference points.
Ensure no state employees are involved (Regulation 44 of Municipal SCM).
Ensure the bidder or any director is not listed on the Register of Tender Defaulters.
Provide a valid Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS or proof of no arrears with municipal rates and taxes.
Submit the signed contract as one original plus one original duplicate.
The Employer may require security as per contract data; no specific bond or guarantee percentage stated.
Only tenders deposited into the official tender box by the closing time and date will be accepted.
Bidders must demonstrate they will have management and supervisory staff satisfying labour-intensive competencies during the validity of the contract.
Submit names of all management and supervisory staff that will be employed for the works.
Joint ventures must submit a Joint Venture Agreement and Power of Attorney.
Provide a VAT Registration Certificate.
The tenderer must not be in arrears with municipal rates and taxes or municipal services charges for more than 3 months.
The tenderer or any director must not be listed on the Register of Tender Defaulters in terms of the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act.
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Date & Time
Friday, 16 October 2026 - 12:00
Venue
Margate Water Treatment Works Site (30°51'2.57"S; 30°21'51.49"E), access via Woodstock Street, appro
Important: Attendance at this briefing session is mandatory. Bids from suppliers who do not attend may be disqualified.
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96 MARINE DRIVE OLSO BEACH - OLSO BEACH - PORT SHEPSTONE - 4240
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10 Sept
2026
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16 Oct
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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UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf
Procurement of a 9CE-or-higher graded civil contractor for Phase 2 refurbishment and upgrade of storm-damaged infrastructure, wastewater treatment works, and effluent main in Margate, KwaZulu-Natal, for Ugu District Municipality. The contract includes mandatory subcontracting of a mechanical contractor with 8ME or higher grading if not in-house, and a 5% labour content requirement.
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Important Dates
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)Compulsory clarification meeting and site inspection: Thursday 17 September 2026 at 10h00, at the existing Margate Water Treatment Works Site, access via Woodstock Street, approximately 1.5 km North-West of Margate Town CBD (30°51'2.57"S; 30°21'51.49"E). Attendance is compulsory and the tender document must be brought for signing. Tender documents available from 10 September 2026 to 16 September 2026 (10:00–15:00) at the Cashier's Office, Ugu District Municipality, 28 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, or downloaded free from www.ugu.gov.za, CIDB, and e-Tender Portals from 10 September 2026. Closing date: 16 October 2026 at 12h00.
Contact Information
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)SCM enquiries: Ms Ntabiso Mabaso, Ugu District Municipality, Tel 039 688 5906, email [email protected]. Technical enquiries: Mr Thami Mbona, Ugu District Municipality, Tel 039 688 3587, email [email protected]. Alternatively: Mr Anesh Mangray, DLV Project Managers and Engineers (Pty) Ltd, Tel 031 266 8345, email [email protected] / [email protected]. Employer's agent: DLV Project Managers and Engineers (Pty) Ltd, 13 Ennisdale Drive, Durban North, 4051, Tel (031) 266 8345, email [email protected]. Document enquiries: [email protected] or [email protected]. Municipal offices: (039) 688 5700.
Submission Guidelines
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)Deposit sealed tenders in the official tender box at Ugu District Municipality, 96 Marine Drive, Phase 2 Building, Oslo Beach, Port Shepstone, 4240. Mark the envelope with the contract number and title: 'UGU-07-1734-2026, REFURBISHMENT AND UPGRADE OF MARGATE STORM-DAMAGED INFRASTRUCTURE, WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS AND EFFLUENT MAIN (PHASE 2)'. Closing time is 12h00 on Friday 16 October 2026; only tenders in the box by then are accepted. Submit an original only; no two-envelope procedure. Telephonic, telegraphic, facsimile, telex, electronic or e-mailed tenders are not accepted. Tenders must remain valid for 90 days from closing. Returnable documents include: Certificate of Attendance at Clarification Meeting, Record of Addenda, Certificate of Authority of an Entity, Registration Certificates, CIDB Registration, B-BBEE Certificate, MBD 1 (Bidder's Questionnaire), MBD 4 (Declaration of Interest), MBD 5 (Declaration for Procurement above R10 mil), MBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim), Affidavit of Good Standing, Schedule of Work for Organs of State over Last Five Years, Banking Details, Declaration of Financial Capacity, Schedules of Tenderer's Experience (CE and ME), Key Personnel, CVs, Schedule of Plant and Equipment, Proposed Sub-Contractors, Provisional Programme, Labour Content Schedule, Training Schedule, Amendments/Qualifications/Alternatives, Workmen's Compensation Registration, Tax Clearance, Declaration of Payment of Municipal Services (or Z1/Z2 affidavits), Contractor's Health and Safety Declaration, CSD registration, Proforma Forms for Successful Tenderer, Declaration of Solvency or Liquidation, and Quality Management System. Do not retype or redraft tender forms.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)Two-stage evaluation. Stage 1: Test for responsiveness/eligibility, scored on functionality. A minimum of 70 out of 100 points is required to proceed. Functionality criteria: Experience of Key Personnel (30 points), Relevant Project Experience – Main contractor CE (20 points), Relevant Project Experience – Main contractor/Sub-contractor ME (20 points), Quality Management System (5 points), Preliminary Programme (5 points), Financial Resources/Bank Rating (15 points), Construction Health & Safety Plan (5 points). Stage 2: Financial offer and preferences, using the 90/10 preferential point system (contract value over R50 million) or 80/20 (value up to R50 million). Price points: W1 = 90 if over R50 million, else 80, with formula Nf = W1 x [1-(P-Pm)/Pm]. Preference points (max 10 or 20) are allocated for: Main Contractor Ownership, SMME Empowerment (subcontracting to SMMEs), Promotion of Local Business (rural/urban/provincial), and Enterprise Ownership by targeted groups. Points for SMME subcontracting are calculated using formula f1 x f2 x Sc, where Sc is the maximum points (4 for 80/20, 2 for 90/10), f1 is based on value subcontracted (max 1), and f2 depends on SMME classification. Bidders must submit proof (e.g., B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit) to claim preference points; otherwise those points are not awarded.
Technical Specifications
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)Refurbishment and upgrade of Margate storm-damaged infrastructure, wastewater treatment works and effluent main (Phase 2). CIDB classification required: 9CE or higher for the main civil contractor. The main contractor must subcontract a mechanical contractor with CIDB grading 8ME or higher if they do not have that capacity in-house. Labour-intensive contract requirements: minimum labour content of 5% of total project value (labour wages as a percentage of total value). Minimum job creation targets: 37 work opportunities (10 women, 15 youth, 2 disabled), 5,920 person days (1,600 women, 2,400 youth, 320 disabled), and 20 training days (5 each for women, youth, disabled). Supervisory and management staff must have labour-intensive construction (LIC) competency at NQF Level 5, with a minimum supervisor-to-worker ratio of 1:20 for labour-intensive activities. Alternative tenders are permitted only for individual items or alternative designs, with conditions including a 5% fee for checking alternative designs.
Financial Requirements
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)Tenderers must demonstrate financial capacity: provide bank rating or credit facility of at least R15 million (15 points), or at least R10 million (5 points). Financial Resources (Bank Rating) forms part of functionality scoring. Tender validity 90 days. No specific bond or guarantee percentage stated, but the Employer may require security as per contract data. Payment for municipal services must be up to date (not more than 30 days in arrears).
Compliance Requirements
Source: UGU-07-1734-2026 DOCUMENT.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory documents and registrations: Valid Tax Clearance Certificate (SARS) with tax reference number, request reference number and PIN; B-BBEE Verification Certificate from SANAS-accredited agency or sworn affidavit for EMEs/QSEs; CSD registration confirmation (National Treasury Central Supplier Database); CIDB registration with grading 9CE or higher (for main contractor); Joint Venture Agreement and Power of Attorney if applicable; VAT registration certificate; Company/CC/Trust/Partnership registration certificates; Proof of municipal services payment (not more than 30 days); Certified ID copies for one-man concerns; Health and Safety Declaration signed by authorised person; proof of attendance at compulsory clarification meeting. Eligibility: tenderer must not be under restriction, insolvent, or lack legal capacity; must not have state employees involved (Regulation 44 of Municipal SCM); must not be in arrears with municipal rates; must not be listed on Register of Tender Defaulters. Tenderer must meet functionality threshold of 70 points.
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