Mine closure planning, environmental rehabilitation and land restoration
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) manages the derelict and ownerless mines programme. Provincial economic development departments, mining companies (as part of approved Environmental Management Plans), and the Mine Health and Safety Council also issue rehabilitation tenders.
Mine closure and rehabilitation tenders require environmental assessment practitioners (EAPASA registered), geohydrologists for acid mine drainage, ecologists for revegetation, and civil engineers for bulk earthworks. Financial provisioning for closure is a key tender evaluation criterion.
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Mossel Bay Municipality is appointing one or more implementers to carry out street cleaning and grass cutting across the Mossel Bay area for three years, from 01 July 2027 to 30 June 2030. Bidders are assessed first on functionality out of 85 points, where a minimum of 68 is required to stay in the race, with vehicle availability carrying the heaviest weight at 40 points, followed by company or joint venture experience at 30 points and references at 15 points. Responsive bids then compete on the 80/20 or 90/10 preference point system, with half of the specific goal points awarded on B-BBEE scorecard and half on the bidder's locality. The most consequential consideration is that bids must be hand-delivered or posted to reach the tender box by 12:00 on Friday, 06 November 2026, as late, emailed and faxed submissions are rejected outright.
The Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning (Western Cape Government) seeks a service provider to prepare and submit a Budget Facility for Infrastructure (BFI) funding proposal application for waste management infrastructure to the National Treasury. The scope includes reviewing the 2025 municipal waste infrastructure assessment, compiling a Primary Submission Report with feasibility study, financial model and socio-economic analysis, and managing the application through the BFI submission windows. The most consequential consideration is the mandatory functionality threshold: bidders must score at least 70 out of 100 points on functionality criteria, which heavily weight previous infrastructure funding applications (including at least one BFI application) and a project team with postgraduate qualifications, a registered Civil Engineer, and blended finance experience.
SANRAL invites tenders for Routine Road Maintenance Construction Services for projects in the Northern Cape Province (X.005-136-2026/1, X.009-001-2026/1 & X.009-002-2026/1). The tender is an open request for bid, with a closing date of 30 October 2026. No briefing session is scheduled.
The department requires the installation of a waste compacting unit and the provision of a waste compacting and removal service at Tygerberg Hospital for a three-year period. Bidders must price a monthly compactor rental and a per-pick-up charge (including disposal) for each of the three years, with all prices inclusive of VAT and delivery. The contract runs for three years and the pricing schedule must show annual totals and a grand total.
Routine road maintenance consulting services for three Northern Cape projects (R.031-023-2026/1F, X.009-001-2026/1F and X.009-002-2026/1F) are being procured by SANRAL. The scope includes six‑monthly road condition reports, geotechnical incident management per the SANRAL Slope Management System, routine inspections, data capture in SANRAL ITIS/SARDS, and compliance with referenced manuals and standards. Bidders must meet a minimum B‑BEE Level 1 status and sub‑contract at least 51% black‑owned enterprises, which is the most consequential consideration for eligibility.
The department requires operation, preventative maintenance and maintenance management of the Stellenbosch, Wemmershoek and Pniel wastewater treatment works until 30 June 2029. The contractor must have a suitably qualified and experienced person on site to oversee operations and must comply with performance guarantees, target compliance, timeframes and penalties. The single most consequential bidder consideration is attendance at the compulsory clarification meeting and site inspection on 13 October 2026; failure to attend results in immediate disqualification.
Mossel Bay Municipality invites tenders for the supply and delivery of black, blue, yellow, green, clear and brown refuse bags over a three-year period from 1 July 2027 to 30 June 2030. Bidders must submit on original documents, with tenders valid for 120 days after closing. Evaluation uses the 80/20 or 90/10 preference point system, with half of the preference points allocated for B-BBEE scorecard and half for locality. The most consequential consideration is the locality component, which can significantly affect the final score.
The City of Cape Town is procuring a private party to finance, design, construct, operate and maintain the Faure New Water Scheme through a public-private partnership, with this being Stage 1 – Request for Qualification. Bidders must submit a completed and signed response in a sealed envelope to the designated tender box by 26 February 2027 at 10:00 AM (GMT+2). A non-refundable RFQ document fee of R200.00 is required on collection, and a non-compulsory but strongly recommended clarification meeting will be held on 02 November 2026. The most consequential consideration is meeting the strict submission deadline and envelope endorsement requirements, as no evaluation criteria are stated in this stage.
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