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Act 53 of 2003
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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
CNR FIRST STREET & SEKAME ROAD - MMABATHO - MAHIKENG - 2745
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
07 Aug 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-165102
The north west department of health is procuring the conversion of ward 13 into an intensive care unit (icu) at job shimankane tabane hospital in rustenburg. The work includes the supply and installation of a full range of sanitary fittings and equipment as specified in the sanitary schedule. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 6gb or higher, which is the single most consequential requirement for sme participation.
CIDB grading of 6GB or higher is required.
All dimensions must be checked on site before work commences; do not scale from drawings.
Shop drawings must be submitted to the architect for approval before any specialist manufacture or installation, including all joinery.
Samples of every fitting, material, or finish must be submitted to the project architect.
All sanitary and general fittings must comply with the architect's code specifications, and all internal plumbing and fire reticulation must follow the mechanical engineer's drawings and specifications.
All works and trades must be protected during construction up to works completion; damaged work will be condemned and made good at the contractor's cost.
All discrepancies in the drawings must be reported to the project architect; any decisions taken without consultation and written instruction will be borne by the contractor, including costs to remedy the works.
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Date & Time
Monday, 07 September 2026 - 11:00
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CNR FIRST STREET & SEKAME ROAD - MMABATHO - MAHIKENG - 2745
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Act 53 of 2003
Provides the empowerment-compliance context often used in public-sector supplier evaluation.
Relevant because this is a South African public-sector procurement opportunity.
Act 108 of 1996 (s217)
This is general procurement context, not legal advice. Always verify requirements in the official tender documents and issuing authority notices.
NWDOH 17 2026 BID DOC.pdf
JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg. The CIDB grading required is 6GB or higher.
A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, with a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher. The project involves various construction and renovation works, including the installation of doors, windows, and other fittings.
A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital. The project requires a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher.
A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, requiring a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher. The project involves various sanitary and construction works, including the installation of medical basins, water closets, and shower drains.
A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, with a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher. The project involves various construction and renovation works, including ceiling layout, flooring, and plumbing.
A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf
The North West Department of Health is procuring construction works to convert Ward 13 at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital in Rustenburg into an Intensive Care Unit. The project includes detailed architectural finishes, structural alterations, and specialist installations for medical gas, electrical, and mechanical services.
A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, requiring a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher. The project involves various construction and renovation works.
A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf
The North West - Department of Health is procuring the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, requiring a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher. The project involves various construction and renovation works, including demolition, electrical and plumbing installations, and finishing touches.
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Important Dates
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)Closing date: 7 September 2026 at 11:00. No compulsory briefing session or site visit date is stated in the extracted text. Clarification deadline not specified.
Contact Information
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)SCM contact: Reboane Setena, Supply Chain Management, telephone +27 (18) 391 4150, email [email protected]. Employer's representative (Project Manager): Mr Roelof De Jager, email [email protected], mobile 060 980 1547. Physical address for submission: North West Department of Health, Cnr. Sekame and First Street, New Office Park, Mafikeng 2745.
Submission Guidelines
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)Submission channel: physical delivery to the North West Department of Health, Cnr. Sekame and First Street, New Office Park, Mafikeng 2745. Bids must be submitted before the closing date and time stated in the tender data. Returnable documents required with the bid: completed and signed Form of Offer and Acceptance (C1.1), priced Bill of Provisional Quantities (C2.2), CIDB registration certificate (grading 6GB or higher), valid tax compliance status PIN, B-BBEE status level certificate or sworn affidavit, proof of CSD registration, and completed SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest), SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim), SBD 6.2 (Local Production and Content Declaration), and SBD 9 (Certificate of Independent Bid Determination). All returnable forms must be fully completed, signed, and submitted with the bid. Late submissions will be disqualified regardless of reason.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)Evaluation follows a two-stage process: Stage 1 — mandatory compliance check (CIDB grading 6GB or higher, valid tax compliance, CSD registration, completed and signed returnable forms). Stage 2 — price and preference points under the PPPFA 80/20 system (80 points for price, 20 points for B-BBEE status level). Bidders must claim preference points on SBD 6.1 and submit a valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit. No minimum functionality or technical scoring threshold is stated in the extracted text.
Technical Specifications
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)Scope: conversion of existing Ward 13 to an Intensive Care Unit at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg (GPS -25.6777652, 27.2452006). Works comprise building, electrical, and mechanical installations. Hospital remains fully operational during construction; contractor must hoard off work areas. Technical specifications include: Mechanical Installation Specification, Electronics Installation Specifications, Electrical Installation Specifications, and Health and Safety Specification. Drawings referenced in the Scope of Work. Contract based on JBCC Principal Building Agreement Edition 6.2 (May 2018) with Contract Data for Organs of State. Practical completion periods: Section 1 (Theatre Building) — 10 working days for inspection, penalty per calendar day per schedule; Remainder of works — 18 working days for inspection, penalty per calendar day per schedule. Extended defects liability period of 365 calendar days applies to electrical and electronic installations, mechanical installations, and landscaping. Contract price adjustment using JBCC CPAP indices. Payment certificates issued on the 25th of each month; employer pays within 30 calendar days.
Financial Requirements
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)Pricing: Bill of Provisional Quantities (C2.2) to be priced; total tender price inclusive of VAT. Contract price adjustment applies (JBCC CPAP indices). Insurances required from contractor: Contract Works Insurance for contract sum plus 20%, Public Liability Insurance of R5,000,000, Hi Risk Insurance (geological risk), and SASRIA Coupon Policy. Securities: contractor to provide a Guarantee for Construction (Option A variable or Option B fixed) as selected in C1.0. No advance payment guarantee required. Employer does not provide Contract Works Insurance. Payment terms: monthly payment certificates, employer pays within 30 calendar days. Preliminaries priced as provisional; adjustment method Option A or B to be selected by contractor.
Compliance Requirements
Source: JST Ward 13 To ICU - Tender Document r2.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory: CIDB registration grading 6GB or higher. Valid tax compliance status PIN. Registration on Central Supplier Database (CSD). B-BBEE status level certificate or sworn affidavit for preference points. Completed and signed returnable forms: SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest), SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim), SBD 6.2 (Declaration for Local Production and Content), SBD 9 (Certificate of Independent Bid Determination). Health and Safety Plan acceptable to the Principal Agent must be submitted within 15 working days of agreement date. Compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act 1993 and the Ministerial Determination for Special Public Works Programme (labour-intensive works provisions). JBCC Principal Building Agreement Edition 6.2 applies.
Description
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)Demolition and alteration schedule: Demolish 110 mm wall and make good on all affected trades. Remove stainless steel sink and make good on all affected trades. Remove showers and make good on all affected trades. Remove and replace existing vinyl sheeting with similar approved as per architect's specifications (multiple locations). Remove water closet and make good on all affected trades (two locations). Remove steel-framed 1500 mm wide door and build up opening, make good on all affected trades. Create opening in wall for 813 mm wide timber sliding door and make good on all affected trades. Remove steel-framed 1500 mm wide door and replace with 813 mm wide steel frame timber door as per door schedule, make good on all affected trades (two locations). Demolish wall, remove all windows and make good on all affected trades. Demolish 220 mm wall and make good on all affected trades.
Important Dates
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)The closing date for the bid is 2026-09-07T11:00:00.000Z. No other important dates are specified.
Contact Information
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)Project architect contact: [email protected]. Department of Health is the client.
Submission Guidelines
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)Bidders must submit their bids to the specified address. The submission channel is not specified. A bid will be disqualified if any returnable form is left unsigned or omitted.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)CIDB grading of 6GB or higher is required. Compliance with the Department of Health's requirements and specifications is mandatory.
Technical Specifications
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)Scope: Conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg.
Demolition works: Demolish 110 mm and 220 mm interior walls; remove all windows in designated areas; remove stainless steel sink, showers, and water closets; remove steel-framed 1500 mm wide doors (some to be built up, others replaced with 813 mm wide steel frame timber doors per door schedule); create opening for 813 mm wide timber sliding door. All demolition to make good on all affected trades.
Finishes: Remove and replace existing vinyl sheeting with similar approved as per architect's specifications. Refer to separate Finishes Schedule booklet for ceiling, floor, wall, and skirting finishes.
General requirements: All dimensions to be checked on site before work commences; do not scale from drawings. Foundations must not encroach stand boundaries. Setting out information from civil engineer. All materials to comply with manufacturer specifications and guidelines. Shop drawings to be submitted to architects for approval before specialist manufacture or installation (including joinery). Expansion joints, construction joints, and setting out per structural engineer's specifications. Sequence and programme of installations to be submitted to architect for comment. All works and trades to be protected during construction; damaged work condemned and made good at contractor's cost. Electrical specifications per electrical engineer's drawings. Sanitary and general fittings per architect's specifications. Internal plumbing and fire reticulation per mechanical engineer's drawings. Bulk sewer and water reticulation per civil engineer's specification. Contractor to submit samples of every fitting, material, or finish to project architect. Instructions on building work may only be issued by project architect; any other instructions at contractor's cost. All discrepancies in drawings to be reported to project architect. Decisions taken without consultation and written instruction borne by contractor including remedial costs. Engineer to inspect all existing walls and advise on structural bearing. All platforms and finished floor levels to be read from structural engineer's drawings. All structural drawings to be obtained from project structural engineer.
Methodology
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)Methodology and sequence requirements: All dimensions to be verified on site before work commences; no scaling from drawings. Setting out information to be obtained from civil engineer. All materials to comply strictly with manufacturer specifications and guidelines. Shop drawings to be submitted to architects for approval before any specialist manufacture or installation, including joinery. Expansion joints, construction joints, and setting out to follow structural engineer's specifications and details. Sequence and programme of installations to be submitted to architect for comment. All works and trades to be protected during construction up to completion; damaged work condemned and made good at contractor's cost. Electrical work per electrical engineer's drawings. Sanitary and general fittings per architect's specifications. Internal plumbing and fire reticulation per mechanical engineer's drawings. Bulk sewer and water reticulation per civil engineer's specification. Contractor to submit samples of every fitting, material, or finish to project architect. Instructions on building work may only be issued by project architect; any other instructions at contractor's cost. All discrepancies in drawings to be reported to project architect. Decisions taken without consultation and written instruction borne by contractor including remedial costs. Engineer to inspect all existing walls and advise on structural bearing. All platforms and finished floor levels to be read from structural engineer's drawings. All structural drawings to be obtained from project structural engineer.
Compliance Requirements
Source: A 1003 DEMOLITION PLAN.pdf (unknown)CIDB grading 6GB or higher required. CSD registration and valid tax compliance status expected (standard for government tenders).
Description
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdfConversion of Ward 13 into an ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital. The sanitary schedule lists required fittings and equipment for the ward.
Contact Information
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown){"name":null,"email":null,"phone":null,"department":"OF HEALTH","address":"ith star handles -15mm -ALL BULK SEWER AND WATER RETICULATION TO THE CIVIL"}
Technical Specifications
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Sanitary fittings and equipment for Ward 13 ICU conversion, including wash hand basins, medical basins, water closets (standard and paraplegic), grab rails, soap holders, towel rails, shower drains, paper dispensers, mirrors, shower horses, waste bins, liquid soap dispensers, stainless sinks, sanitary bins, wash troughs, bedpan wash-up sinks, bedpan racks, hydroboils, shower chairs, and glove dispensers. All materials must comply with manufacturer specifications and be approved by the project architect. Shop drawings must be submitted for approval before specialist manufacture or installation. All dimensions to be checked on site; do not scale from drawings. All works must be protected during construction; damaged work will be condemned and made good at contractor's cost.
Methodology
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)All dimensions to be checked on site before work commences. Do not scale from drawings. Foundations must not encroach on stand boundaries. Setting out information to be obtained from the civil engineer. Shop drawings to be submitted to the architect for approval before any specialist manufacture or installation.
Quality Management
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdfAll internal plumbing and fire reticulation must comply with the mechanical engineer's drawings and specifications.
Health & Safety
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdfAll works and trades must be protected during construction up to works completion. Damaged work will be condemned and made good at the contractor's cost.
Requirements
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)All specified materials must be in strict accordance with their respective manufacturer's specifications and guidelines.
Section
Source: A 6004 SANITARY SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Instructions on building work may only be issued by the project architect. Any instructions undertaken from anyone else are at the cost of the contractor.
Important Dates
Source: NWDOH 17 2026 BID DOC.pdf (unknown)Closing date: 2026-09-07T11:00:00.000Z
Technical Specifications
Source: NWDOH 17 2026 BID DOC.pdf (unknown)Conversion of Ward 13 to ICU. CIDB grading 6GB or higher
Compliance Requirements
Source: NWDOH 17 2026 BID DOC.pdf (unknown)CIDB grading 6GB or higher
Contact Information
Source: A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf (unknown)Email: [email protected]
Evaluation Criteria
Source: A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf (unknown)SBD 4 - Declaration of Interest, SBD 6.1 - Preference Points Claim, CIDB grading of 6GB or higher
Technical Specifications
Source: A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf (unknown)All internal plumbing and fire reticulation to be done according to mechanical engineers' drawings. All structural drawings to be obtained from the project structural engineer. All platforms and finished floor levels to be read from the structural engineers' drawings. All bulk sewer and water reticulation to be done according to civil engineers' specification. Contractor to submit samples of every fitting or material or finish to the project architect.
Methodology
Source: A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf (unknown)All dimensions to be checked on site before work commences. Do not scale from drawings. Foundations not to encroach any stand boundaries. All specified materials to be in strict accordance with their respective manufacturers' specifications and guidelines.
Quality Management
Source: A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf (unknown)1200 x 600 x 12 mm Nutec fibre cement ceiling board. All works and trades to be protected during construction up to works completion. Damaged work will be condemned and made good at the cost of the contractor.
Compliance Requirements
Source: A 1004 CEILING PLAN.pdf (unknown)No specific requirements found
Description
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Conversion of Ward 13 into ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg. Drawing reference A1002, Stage 2, dated April 2025. Master plan reference: Proposed New Maternity Ward and Upgrades at JST Hospital. Architect: T. Mubaiwa (PrArch21348). Contact: [email protected].
Submission Guidelines
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)All discrepancies in the drawings must be reported to the project architect. Any decisions taken by the contractor without consultation and written instruction will be at the contractor's cost, including costs to remedy the works.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)CIDB grading of 6GB or higher is required. Standard returnable forms include SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest), SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim), and SBD 6.2 (Declaration for Local Production and Content).
Technical Specifications
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Scope: Conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg.
Doors: Multiple door types (Type 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, DV10, D10) with 1.6mm thick double rebated pressed steel frames complying to SANS 1129, complete with lugs, three hinges, adjustable striking plate, and rubber buffers. Frame profiles to suit 115mm, 230mm, and 345mm wall thicknesses. Frame finish: primer, undercoat, and gloss enamel paint to manufacturer's specifications; final colour to architect's specification.
Door leaves: 813 x 2032 x 40mm or 1800 x 2125 x 40mm internal solid laminated doors with hardboard facing; fire rating to be provided where required per fire drawings. Leaf finish: sapele or maple hardwood veneer laminate, single colour for entire project; samples required for architect approval.
Ironmongery: Locksets, push-plates, bolts, keeps, handles/pulls as per ironmongery schedule. Hinges: 3No. pressed steel heavy-duty ball-bearing butt hinges per leaf. Kick plates: 1.6mm brushed stainless steel both sides. Louvres: 600 x 200mm natural anodised aluminium vents. Door closers: standard interior 60-80kg silver. Door stops: DDS-NP-018 floor-mounted hooded 24mm x 45mm nickel (Dormakaba). Master keying system to be allowed for.
Glazing: 200mm x 900mm x 6.38mm laminated safety glass in natural anodised aluminium panels for doors; 6.38mm clear safety glass for windows.
Windows: Type 10 — 600 x 600 x 60mm powder-coated bronze aluminium framing (NKCASA casement type or equally approved), fixed per manufacturer's specifications. Window cills: internal 15 x 150mm Everite cement fibre; external 106 x 220 x 73 plastered single brick on edge. Frames to be firmly screwed and sealed with approved silicon sealant; 10mm overtolerance allowed; openings measured on site before manufacture.
Signage: As per signage drawings and details.
General: All dimensions to be checked on site before work commences; do not scale from drawings. Shop drawings to be submitted to architect for approval before manufacture/installation. Samples of every fitting, material, and finish to be submitted to architect. Instructions only from project architect. Discrepancies to be reported to architect. Structural, electrical, mechanical, and civil drawings/specifications to be obtained from respective engineers. Works to be protected during construction; damaged work made good at contractor's cost.
Methodology
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)All dimensions to be verified on site before work commences; no scaling from drawings. Setting out information from civil engineer. Shop drawings for all specialist manufacture and joinery to be submitted to architect for approval before commencement. Expansion and construction joints per structural engineer's specifications. Sequence and programme of installations to be submitted to architect for comment. Electrical specifications per electrical engineer's drawings. Sanitary and general fittings per architect's specifications. Internal plumbing and fire reticulation per mechanical engineer's drawings. Platforms and finished floor levels from structural engineer's drawings. Bulk sewer and water reticulation per civil engineer's specifications. Window frames to be firmly screwed and sealed with approved silicon sealant; 10mm overtolerance; openings measured on site before manufacture. Samples of all fittings, materials, and finishes to be submitted to architect. Instructions only from project architect; discrepancies to be reported to architect.
Quality Management
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)All materials to comply with respective manufacturers' specifications and guidelines. Door frames: 1.6mm double rebated pressed steel to SANS 1129. Door leaves: solid laminated with hardboard facing, fire-rated where required. Veneer finish: sapele or maple, single colour project-wide; samples for architect approval. Frame finish: primer, undercoat, gloss enamel to manufacturer's specs; final colour to architect. Ironmongery per schedule; hinges: 3No. heavy-duty ball-bearing butt hinges per leaf. Kick plates: 1.6mm brushed stainless steel both sides. Glazing: 6.38mm laminated safety glass (doors), 6.38mm clear safety glass (windows). Window frames: powder-coated bronze aluminium (NKCASA or equal) per manufacturer's specs. Window cills: Everite cement fibre (internal), plastered brick on edge (external). Door closers: standard interior 60-80kg silver. Door stops: Dormakaba DDS-NP-018. Master keying system to be provided. Signage per signage schedule. Finishes schedule provided in separate booklet. All work in strict accordance with structural engineer's specifications and details.
Compliance Requirements
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)CIDB grading 6GB or higher. CSD registration and valid tax compliance status PIN required (standard). SBD 4, SBD 6.1, SBD 6.2 to be completed and submitted.
Health & Safety
Source: A 6002 DOOR SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Fire-rated doors to be provided where indicated on fire drawings with applicable fire rating periods. Laminated safety glass (6.38mm) required for door and window glazing. Kick plates (1.6mm brushed stainless steel) on both sides of door leaves. Door closers (60-80kg) on specified doors. All structural drawings to be obtained from project structural engineer. Works to be protected during construction; damaged work condemned and made good at contractor's cost. Compliance with SANS 1129 for steel door frames.
Contact Information
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The contact information includes an email address: [email protected]. The department is the Department of Health.
Submission Guidelines
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)Bidders must submit their bids to the specified address. The submission channel is not specified. Bidders must complete and sign all returnable forms, including SBD forms, and submit them with their quotation. Failure to do so may result in disqualification.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The evaluation criteria include a CIDB grading of 6GB or higher. Bidders must comply with specified materials and guidelines.
Technical Specifications
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The technical specifications include requirements for internal plumbing and fire reticulation, structural drawings, and finishes. Bidders must refer to the mechanical engineers' drawings and the project structural engineer's drawings.
Methodology
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The methodology includes requirements for specified materials, shop drawings, and sequence and program of installations. Bidders must submit samples of every fitting or material to the project architect.
Compliance Requirements
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)Bidders must comply with the specified materials and guidelines. They must also refer to the electrical engineers' drawings and the architects' specifications.
Health & Safety
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The health and safety requirements include protection of works and trades during construction. Bidders must report any discrepancies in the drawings to the project architect.
Special Conditions
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The special conditions include protection of works and trades during construction. Bidders must submit samples of every fitting or material to the project architect. Instructions on building work may only be issued by the project architect.
Requirements
Source: A 1002 FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN.pdf (unknown)The requirements include compliance with specified materials and guidelines. Bidders must refer to the electrical engineers' drawings and the architects' specifications.
Description
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg. Construction joints and setting-out strictly per structural engineer specifications and details. Sequence and programme of installations to be submitted to architect for comment.
Important Dates
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Closing date: 7 September 2026 at 11:00. No compulsory briefing session or site visit dates are stated in this document.
Contact Information
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Procuring entity: North West Department of Health. Project architect contact: [email protected]. No SCM or technical contact names, phone numbers or submission address are provided in this document.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Only contractors with a valid CIDB grading of 6GB or higher may bid. Bidders must be registered on the Central Supplier Database (CSD) and have a compliant tax status. Standard National Treasury returnable forms (SBD 1, SBD 3.1/3.2/3.3, SBD 4, SBD 6.1, SBD 6.2, SBD 8, SBD 9 and Authority to Sign) must be completed, signed and submitted with the bid.
Technical Specifications
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Scope: Conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital, Rustenburg.
General requirements:
Finishes schedule (Ward 13):
Floors:
Interior walls:
Doors:
Ceilings:
Window cills:
Floor skirtings:
Methodology
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Shop drawings for all specialist manufacture and joinery to be submitted to architect for approval before commencement. Sequence and programme of installations to be submitted to architect for comment. All works and trades to be protected during construction up to completion; damaged work condemned and made good at contractor's cost. Samples of every fitting, material or finish to be submitted to project architect. Instructions on building work only from project architect; other instructions at contractor's cost. Discrepancies in drawings to be reported to project architect; decisions without written instruction borne by contractor including remedial costs.
Quality Management
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Do not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked on site before work commences.
Compliance Requirements
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)CIDB grading 6GB or higher. CSD registration. Valid tax compliance status. Completion of standard National Treasury returnable forms: SBD 1 (Invitation to Bid), SBD 3.1/3.2/3.3 (Pricing Schedule), SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest), SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim), SBD 6.2 (Local Production and Content), SBD 8 (Past SCM Practices), SBD 9 (Independent Bid Determination), and Authority to Sign / Board Resolution.
Contractual Terms
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)All products and materials must be applied strictly in accordance with the relevant manufacturer Product Data Sheets to facilitate the manufacturer's guarantee.
Section
Source: A 6003 FINISHES SCHEDULE.pdf (unknown)Foundations not to encroach stand boundaries. All setting-out information from civil engineer. All specified materials per manufacturer specifications. Expansion joints, construction joints and setting-out per structural engineer. Electrical specifications per electrical engineer drawings. Sanitary and general fittings per architect specifications. Internal plumbing and fire reticulation per mechanical engineer drawings. Structural drawings from project structural engineer. Floor levels from structural engineer drawings. Bulk sewer and water reticulation per civil engineer specification.
Description
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)The project involves the conversion of Ward 13 to ICU at Job Shimankane Tabane Hospital. The contractor must provide doors with specified frames, leaves, and finishes.
Contact Information
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown){"name":null,"email":null,"phone":null,"department":"OF HEALTH","address":null}
Submission Guidelines
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)Bidders must submit their bids to the Department of Health. All discrepancies in the drawing must be reported to the project architect. Any instructions undertaken from anyone else will be at the cost of the contractor.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)SBD 4 - Declaration of Interest, SBD 6.1 - Preference Points Claim, SBD 6.2 - Declaration for Local Production and Content, and CIDB grading of 6GB or higher
Technical Specifications
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)Doors must be 813 x 2032 x 40mm thick Internal solid laminated doors with hardboard facing. Frames must be 1.6mm thick double rebated pressed steel metal frames complying to SANS 1129. Door leaves must be finished with either a sapele or Maple hardwood veneer laminate.
Methodology
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)The contractor must check all dimensions on site before work commences. The contractor must not scale from drawings. Foundations must not encroach any stand boundaries.
Quality Management
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)Frame profiles must suit wall thickness as per floor plans. Frame finish must be prepared and applied as per manufacturer's specifications. Door leaves must be finished with either a sapele or Maple hardwood veneer laminate.
Health & Safety
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)The contractor must ensure that all works and trades are protected during construction up to works completion. Damaged work will be condemned and made good at the cost of the contractor.
Section
Source: A 6001 DOOR SCHEDULES.pdf (unknown)The evaluation criteria include SBD 4, SBD 6.1, SBD 6.2, and CIDB grading of 6GB or higher.
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