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Capenature requires a qualified service provider to supply, install, commission, license, and maintain a digital mobile radio (dmr) communication network across its west, south, and east landscapes in the western cape. The contract runs for three years with phased implementation (west in year 1, east in year 2, south in year 3) and includes handheld radios, mobile/base radios, high-site repeaters, licensing, installation, and aircraft hire for remote sites. The most critical bidder consideration is the compulsory virtual briefing session on 12 november 2026, with rsvp required by 9 november 2026, and the strict closing deadline of 2 december 2026 at 11:00.
Submission method: physical delivery to the bid box at the capenature cape town office; bids must arrive by the closing time or they will not be considered. - Submission address: capenature cape town office, pgwc shared services centre, 3rd floor, cnr bosduif & volstruis streets, bridgetown 7764. - Submission email (for bid documents only): [email protected] - Bids must be submitted on the official forms provided; they may not be re-typed. - All returnable forms must be completed and signed; unsigned or omitted forms may invalidate the bid. Returnable forms: - invitation to bid cover page: bidder and contact details, signed as the offer. - Pricing schedule (sbd 3): completed and priced in RSA currency, with any VAT and total cost. - Preference points claim form (sbd 6.1): Claims b-bbee points; must be accompanied by a b-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit. - Declaration of interests (wcbd 4 / sbd 4): discloses directors, shareholders, and any state employment or family connections; signed before a commissioner of oaths. - Declaration of bidder's past SCM practices and independent bid determination (sbd 8/9 elements): certifies NO collusion and discloses past SCM conduct. - Tax compliance status (tcs) proof: original valid tax clearance certificate or printed tcs with result summary. - B-bbee certificate or sworn affidavit (emes/qses) as applicable. - Proof of csd registration (csd number and wcsd number where applicable). - Proof of authority to sign the bid, such as a company resolution. - Foreign suppliers: complete the questionnaire for foreign suppliers if applicable. Disqualification risks: - late bids are not accepted. - Failure to submit required forms or information may render the bid invalid. - Bids must be delivered to the correct address by the stipulated time. - Bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and the western cape supplier evidence bank (wcseb) to do business with the western cape government.
Sanbi requires the appointment of a service provider to complete the dry room and minor repair work at the seedbank facility at kirstenbosch national botanical garden in cape town. The scope includes the full supply, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of a refrigeration-based HVAC system for the dry room, along with vrv and freezer room repairs, door repairs, plumbing installations, hydroboil replacement, monitoring system installation and making good building works. The most consequential bidder consideration is the mandatory personnel competency requirement: the site foreman must be a category b refrigeration mechanic registered with saqcc gas (saracca), authorised for refrigerant groups a1 and a3, hold a trade test qualification, be verifiable on the saqcc gas registry, and be authorised to issue electronic certificates of compliance.
Personnel competency: the site foreman must be a category b refrigeration mechanic registered with saqcc gas (saracca), authorised for refrigerant groups a1 and a3, hold a trade test qualification, be verifiable on the saqcc gas registry, and be authorised to issue electronic certificates of compliance as per the letter dated 24 february 2023. Registration and tax: bidders must be registered on the central supplier database (csd) and hold a valid SARS tax clearance. B-bbee: bidders must comply with b-bbee requirements; NO specific level or thresholds are stated. Standards compliance: all workmanship and installation must comply with SANS 10147, SANS 10142-1, en 378, iso 5149, asme b31.5, Iso 559, smacna, iso 9001, iso 14001, the OHS act and construction regulations. Scope of works: the contract covers the complete supply, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of a refrigeration-based HVAC system for the dry room, including a condensing unit, dx air handling unit, ductwork tie-ins, refrigeration piping, electrical works, and additional repairs (vrv, freezer room, doors, plumbing, hydroboil, monitoring system) and making good building works. Performance targets: the system must achieve an ahu airflow of 303 l/s, cooling duty of at least 20.89 Kw, off-coil temperature of -10.4°C, Use r410a refrigerant with a total charge of approximately 18.5 Kg, and operate at an evaporating temperature of -27°c with an ambient design condition of 32°c. Warranty: the contractor must provide a 12-month workmanship warranty and a 24-month equipment warranty.
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