Network infrastructure, connectivity and telecoms services
Depending on scope: ICASA licences (electronic communications network/service licences) for network operation, type approval for equipment, and standard CSD/B-BBEE compliance. SITA contracts add supplier registration requirements.
SA Connect Phase 2 (broadband for public facilities), SITA transversal network contracts, municipal smart-city initiatives and departmental WAN/LAN upgrades are the largest and most consistent sources.
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The South African Navy requires satellite airtime support for 11 vessels to serve as backup communication with shore bases over a two-year period. ICT and telecommunications service providers with maritime satellite capabilities should apply. This is an open tender under DOD Procurement Plan 26-27/SA Navy/934 with no compulsory briefing session.
The KwaZulu-Natal Economic Regulatory Authority requires a service provider to supply dedicated internet and Wide Area Network connectivity across its Pietermaritzburg and Durban sites for 12 months. The scope includes once-off installation of a 300 Mbps point-to-point link and 200 Mbps dedicated internet fibre at the Redlands PMB office, plus monthly recurring services: 300 Mbps interoffice WAN, 200 Mbps dedicated internet at both PMB and Durban, and managed monitoring. Bidders must submit firm, all-inclusive prices electronically by 16 October 2026 at 16:00. The single most consequential consideration is the 80/20 preference system where 20 points are awarded for specific goals — particularly Black Women Ownership (7 points) and SMME size (5 points) — making B-BBEE and ownership documentation critical to competitiveness.
The Western Cape Government, Department of the Premier - Centre for e-Innovation, requires the supply and delivery of Huawei network infrastructure equipment, including Huawei support for a five-year period. Bidders must be registered on the Central Supplier Database and hold a valid tax clearance certificate. The most consequential consideration is ensuring all mandatory National Treasury forms are completed and submitted by the closing deadline.
The Western Cape Provincial Parliament is procuring a fully managed 60-month service covering 250 Mbps primary fibre and 250 Mbps licensed wireless failover connectivity, a managed next-generation firewall with IDS/IPS, public DNS, and related service management. Bidders must hold or have applied for State Security Agency (SSA) clearance, confirm enterprise-grade connectivity at the WCPP site, and commit to implementation by 30 April 2027, go-live by 15 June 2027, and final DNS switch-over by 25 June 2027. The most consequential requirement is the mandatory Section D evaluation, which requires a full score of 20 points or the bid is cancelled.
Drakenstein Municipality is procuring a centralised customer relations management database and system. Bidders must attend a compulsory clarification meeting on 22 September 2026 and achieve a minimum 70% functionality score to be considered. The tender is evaluated under the 80/20 preference point system and bids close on 22 October 2026 at 10:00.
Supply, delivery, repair and installation of digital two-way radio communication devices and a control room support system for the George Municipality's DMR Digital radio network and TRBOnet control room infrastructure, for a period of three years. The service provider must support and maintain the existing network, provide coverage for essential services including Go-George public transport, and enable inter-agency communication during disasters. The most consequential bidder consideration is the compulsory briefing session on 26 October 2026, non-attendance of which disqualifies the tender.
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