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This tender invites bids for the collection, recycling, or disposal of e-waste for all institutions and western cape health and wellness facilities over a five-year period. The tender is an open request for bid (RFB) and is open to all eligible service providers in the waste management sector. NO briefing session is scheduled, and the closing date is 27 november 2026.
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TRANSNET national ports authority requires a service provider to fully dismantle and dispose of a liebherr LR1350-1 crawler crane located at a-berth in the port of cape town, on a once-off basis. The crane is partially assembled and includes crawler assemblies, superstructure, counterweight system, boom sections, winches, hydraulics and auxiliary equipment. The successful bidder must complete the work within three months of receiving a purchase order, and the contract will be awarded based on price, specific goals and a technical evaluation with a minimum qualifying score of 60 out of 100. Attendance at the compulsory briefing on 22 october 2026 is mandatory for bid validity.
Submission method: TRANSNET e-tender submission portal (https://esupplierportal.transnet.net/portal/). - Register or sign in on the portal, log an intent to bid, then upload bid documents against the tender. - Upload limit: 30 mb per upload; multiple uploads permitted. - All pricing must be completed electronically in the esupplier portal. NO paper pricing schedules accepted. - Submit at least a day before closing to avoid technical issues; TRANSNET not liable for bidder's technical problems. - Late submissions will not be accepted. - Each company must submit under its own registered profile. Submitting through another company's profile disqualifies the bid. - For a joint venture, any jv party may submit on behalf of the jv. - Sign, stamp and date the bottom of each page before uploading. The signatory must be legally authorised. - All returnable documents listed in section 5 must be returned with the proposal. Returnable documents (mandatory, unless noted): - sbd 1 (invitation to bid): bidder details and signed offer cover page. - Section 5: proposal form and list of returnable documents. - Section 6: certificate of acquaintance with RFP, master agreement and applicable documents. - Section 7: RFP declaration and breach of law form. - Section 8: RFP clarification request form. - Section 10: protection of personal information. - Section 11: certificate of attendance of compulsory RFP briefing (or the briefing attendance register). - Valid proof of specific goals compliance (b-bbee certificate, cipc certificate or sworn affidavit as per DTIC guidelines; subcontracting agreement and b-bbee certificate/affidavit for subcontractors). - For joint ventures: copy of jv agreement or written confirmation of intention to enter into one. - Latest financial statements signed by accounting officer, or audited financial statements plus 2 previous years. - Company compliance documents: csd registration report, SARS tax compliance status pin, coida letter of good standing, and cipc/ck registration certificate. Scoring documents (failure to submit results in zero score, not disqualification): - previous experience reference letters. - Method statement. Disqualification risks: - missing or unsigned mandatory returnable documents. - Late submission. - Submitting through another company's profile. - Failure to attend the compulsory briefing. - Material deviation from standard terms and conditions (legal review).
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