Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE Act)
Act 53 of 2003
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Issuing Organization
Eastern Cape - Roads and Public WorksLocation
Eastern Cape
Closing Date
15 Oct 2026
Documents available on tender detail page
Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
CNR SCHOLL RD & AMALINDA ROAD - AMALINDA - EAST LONDON - 5247
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
08 Sept 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-169426
This tender seeks a two-year contract for supplying, servicing, repairing, and maintaining fire equipment for amatole district and buffalo city metro. The primary eligibility requirement is demonstrating CIDB grading of 3sf or higher with active status throughout the bidding process, followed by csd registration and tax compliance.
CIDB grading of 3SF or higher in the appropriate class of works (active status required throughout bidding)
Registration on the National Treasury Central Supplier Database (CSD) with valid tax compliance
Completion of the Compulsory Enterprise Questionnaire and SBD 4 Declaration of Interest to disclose any conflicts of interest
Submission of SBD 6.1 to claim B-BBEE preference points (requires valid certificate or sworn affidavit)
Provision of an approved Performance Bond/Guarantee/Surety from an insurer per DPW policy
Minimum of three written contactable references for previously completed projects
Commitment to maximise sourcing of materials from Eastern Cape-based suppliers and manufacturers
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Date & Time
Thursday, 15 October 2026 - 11:00
Venue
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Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
CNR SCHOLL RD & AMALINDA ROAD - AMALINDA - EAST LONDON - 5247
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08 Sept
2026
Tender Published
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15 Oct
2026
Closing Date
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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)
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SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf
A two-year term contract for the supply, servicing, repairs and maintenance of fire equipment across the Amathole District and Buffalo City Metro, issued by the Eastern Cape Department of Public Works and Infrastructure. Bidders must hold a CIDB grading of 3SF or higher in the SI class of works and must submit a fully priced Bill of Quantities.
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Organization
Eastern Cape - Roads and Public WorksContact Person
Siphokazi Macingwane
Phone
066-486-5055
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R 4 548 044
Range
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Important Dates
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)Bid documents available: 8 September 2026 (downloadable free from www.ecdpw.gov.za/tenders). Closing date and time: 15 October 2026 at 11:00 AM. No compulsory briefing or site visit. Clarification requests must be submitted at least 7 working days before closing (by 6 October 2026). Addenda issued up to 7 working days before closing. Tenders opened immediately after closing at 11:00 AM. Tender validity period: 120 days from closing.
Contact Information
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)SCM enquiries: email [email protected]. Technical enquiries: Ms S. Macingwane, email [email protected], phone 064 050 9093 (during work hours). Employer's agent: Siphokazi Macingwane, Eastern Cape Department of Public Works & Infrastructure, Corner of Scholl and Amalinda Main Road, Amalinda, East London. Submission address: Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, Block B Building, Reception Area, Cnr Scholl Rd & Amalinda Main Road, Amalinda, East London. Complaints/fraud/tender abuse: 0800 701 701.
Submission Guidelines
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)Submission method: sealed envelope deposited in the bid box at Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, Block B Building, Reception Area, Cnr Scholl Rd & Amalinda Main Road, Amalinda, East London. Closing date and time: 15 October 2026 at 11:00 AM. Late, incomplete, unsigned, faxed, emailed, or telegraphic submissions will not be accepted. Tender documents must be submitted in original format; no re-typing. One original plus any copies stated in the tender data. All returnable schedules must be fully completed and signed. Mandatory returnable documents: SBD 1 (Invitation to Bid), SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest), SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim), Compulsory Enterprise Questionnaire (separate for each JV partner), Form of Offer and Acceptance, Complete Priced Bills of Quantities with Final Summary, Record of Addenda (if issued), Certificate of Authority for Joint Ventures (if applicable), CSD Report with valid tax status, CIDB grading certificate or CRS number, Letter of Good Standing from Compensation Fund or licensed insurer, Proof of SANS 1475 permit, Proof of SAQCC registration for technicians, Resolution/Board authorisation for signatory, Project References (minimum three), Company profile with resources/plant/machinery, List of projects with pending/confirmed litigation, Protection of Personal Information Consent (POPIA). Joint ventures must submit a Joint Venture Agreement and separate Enterprise Questionnaires for each partner. Only authorised signatories may sign; proof of authorisation required. Failure to submit any mandatory document results in automatic elimination.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)Two-phase evaluation. Phase 1: Administrative and mandatory compliance — bidders must meet all mandatory requirements (CIDB 3SF or higher in SI class, active status; CSD registration; tax compliance; SANS 1475 permit; SAQCC registration for technicians; completed and signed SBD 1, SBD 4, SBD 6.1, Compulsory Enterprise Questionnaire, Form of Offer and Acceptance, priced Bills of Quantities; proof of authorisation to sign; no alternative offers). Non-compliant bids are eliminated. Phase 2: Price and Specific Goals (80/20 PPPFA). Price: 80 points (formula per PPPFA Regulations 2022 for tenders up to R50 million). Specific Goals: 20 points (claimed via SBD 6.1 with valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit for EMEs/QSEs). No functionality/quality scoring (N/A). Tender validity: 120 days. Preferred tenderer must provide Performance Bond/Guarantee/Surety per DPW policy. Award to highest total points unless circumstances justify otherwise. All information verified via CSD.
Technical Specifications
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)Two-year term contract for supply, servicing, repairs and maintenance of fire equipment for Amathole District and Buffalo City Metro. Work governed by GCC latest revised contract and SANS 10845-3. Bidders must have suitable experience and suitably qualified personnel in providing similar services. All trades listed in Bills of Quantities must be priced (except provisional sums/allowances). Where brand names are specified, equivalent or better items are required. Scope of work detailed in Part C3 (Scope of Work) and Part C4 (Site Information) of the tender document. Bills of Quantities provided in Part C2.2. Contractor must comply with Construction Regulations 2014 (OHS Act) and have necessary competencies/resources for safe execution. Successful tenderer must maximise sourcing of materials from Eastern Cape based suppliers/manufacturers.
Financial Requirements
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)Pricing: Complete priced Bills of Quantities with Final Summary (fixed rates for contract duration, not subject to adjustment except per contract conditions). Rates in Rands, inclusive of all duties, taxes (except VAT), and levies applicable 14 days before closing; VAT shown separately. No tender security required (N/A). Performance Bond/Guarantee/Surety required from approved insurer per DPW policy (format/standard as per DPW policy). Payment terms per GCC/DPW policy. No two-envelope procedure. Financial offer reduced to comparative basis using Tender Assessment Schedule. Market-related offer required; department may negotiate downwards if offer not market-related (bidders may not increase offers).
Compliance Requirements
Source: SCMU5-26 to 27-0024 AMR INF.pdf (TENDER)Mandatory: CIDB registration Grade 3SF or higher in SI class (active status throughout bidding to award); CSD registration (proof submitted with bid); Tax compliance (SARS TCS PIN or CSD verification; non-compliant bidders get 7 days to rectify); SANS 1475 permit; SAQCC registration for technicians; B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit (EME/QSE) for preference points (SBD 6.1); Compensation Fund/licensed insurer good standing letter; Not listed on Register of Tender Defaulters or List of Restricted Suppliers; No directors/shareholders in service of state; Completed Compulsory Enterprise Questionnaire and SBD 4 (disclosure of interests); Resolution/Board authorisation for signatory; Joint Venture Agreement (if applicable). All mandatory documents must be submitted; omission leads to elimination. Non-eliminating but important: minimum three written contactable references (Annexures I, M); list of projects with unconfirmed tender results (Annexure L); company profile, resources, plant, machinery (Annexures K, H); list of pending/concluded litigation. POPIA consent required.
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Address
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High source confidence
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Last checked
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