Emergency Medical Services Provider Tenders in KwaZulu-Natal

This tender invites service providers to submit bids for the removal and destruction of health care risk waste for KwaZulu-Natal province, under a five-year contract. The tender is open to suppliers in the healthcare and medical services industry, with a compulsory briefing session to be held at the Bluff Military Base in Durban. Bidders must attend the briefing and submit their bids by the closing date.

This tender invites bids from health practitioners registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) to conduct medical assessments for SASSA in KwaZulu-Natal. The contract period is thirty-six (36) months. Interested practitioners must be registered with HPCSA and submit a bid before the closing date.

IDFC requires a service provider to render comprehensive cleaning, hygiene and garden services at seven Cluster 4 (Far North) properties in KwaZulu-Natal — four retail shopping centres, two SMME factory units and the Isithebe Estate office — for 36 months from appointment. The appointed contractor supplies all labour, equipment, SABS-approved consumables and hygiene installations, staffs each site to the specified shift patterns and cleaning frequencies, and remunerates staff in line with the Bargaining Council for Contract Cleaning Industry sectoral determination 6. The most consequential condition is that all 22 listed cleaning and hygiene products must be sourced only from the KZN Detergent Centres, and attendance at the compulsory online briefing on 22 October 2026 is a prerequisite for bidding.

Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal requires a service provider to run an off-site records management and storage service for three years, with an option to renew for a further two years based on performance. The successful bidder must take over and store roughly 3 000 existing boxes from the current provider, supply acid-free boxes with lids, and handle collection, retrieval, scan-to-email, digitisation, destruction and reporting within 24 hours of each request. The storage facility must be climate controlled, fumigated at least annually, protected by 24-hour monitored security and CCTV, and backed by NARSSA, fumigation, fire detection, insurance and PSIRA certification. Bids close on 19 October 2026 at 12:00 by email only, and bidders must clear a 70% functionality threshold at both the written and site-inspection stages before price is even considered.

uThukela Water requires a suitably qualified service provider to relocate its laboratory from KwaMathukuza, Newcastle, to 79 Harding Street, Newcastle. The scope covers the safe, coordinated move of sensitive analytical instruments, chemicals and reagents, furniture, and general laboratory contents, including pre-move assessment, packing, transportation, offloading, reinstallation, and post-move inspection. Bidders must attend a compulsory site inspection on 12 October 2026 and submit a detailed cost breakdown with proof of insurance and relevant experience. The most consequential consideration is the compulsory site inspection and the requirement to demonstrate capability for handling hazardous chemicals and delicate equipment.