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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
93 Biccard Street - Polokwane - Polokwane - 0699
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
01 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-172514
Loading, hauling and delivery of approximately 1,250 m³ of crushed stone material from designated areas within the mmsez north site to the original designated area in the north site, roughly 7 km away, for the musina makhado special economic zone. Mmsez intends appointing 20 grade 1 CIDB contractors, each working with its own 1-tonne bakkie; trucks above 1 tonne and yellow plant may not be used, and rubble must be disposed of at a licensed facility with dumping fees included in the rate. Work must be completed within 90 calendar days of site handover, with payment made per load hauled and disposed of against a load register signed by the employer's representative. The single most consequential consideration is that only bidders who attend the compulsory clarification meeting on 14 october 2026 and score at least 60 of 100 on functionality will be evaluated further on the 80/20 price and preference system.
Eligibility: active CIDB Grade 1 registration in a relevant class (1 CE, 1 GB or equivalent), CSD registration, a valid SARS Tax Compliance Status PIN (unless below the tax threshold), and CIPC company registration documents.
Compulsory clarification meeting: Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 10:00 at the Musina Local Municipality Offices, 21 Irwin Street, Musina — attendance is mandatory and no tender from a non-attendee will be considered; a site inspection follows immediately and PPE is advised.
Closing: Monday, 26 October 2026 at 11:00, in the sealed Tender Box at the Musina Local Municipality Offices, Reception Area (Room 53), Corner of Irwin and Scholtz Streets, Musina (box open 07:30–16:00, Mondays to Fridays, excluding public holidays); the envelope must be marked with the tender number and description, every page of the tender must be initialled, and late bids are rejected.
Functionality threshold: minimum 60 of 100 points from CIDB Grade 1 certificate (10), at least 2 completed similar projects with reference letters at 5 points each (20), a project leader with an NQF 6 diploma and 5 years' similar experience (20), two general workers with CV and ID at 10 points each (20), a NATIS certificate (10), a roadworthiness certificate (10) and proof of a Musina residential address such as a PTO agreement or title deed (20).
Vehicle and equipment limits: bidders must own a licensed, roadworthy bakkie of at least 1-tonne load capacity with a tarpaulin or covering to prevent spillage; no vehicle exceeding 1 tonne and no yellow plant may be used, and proof of disposal must be provided on completion.
Price and preference: 80/20 system, with 80 points for price (lowest acceptable tender scores maximum) and 20 points for specific goals — black ownership equity 5, women equity 3, youth equity 2, disability 2, promotion of small businesses 3, Limpopo-based enterprises 3, military veterans 2 — each claim needing the stated proof such as a CSD report, medical certificate, latest financial statements, proof of address or MVA force number.
Mandatory returnables: the priced Bill of Quantities and Form of Offer and Acceptance (C1.1), proof of company address not older than 3 months, bakkie ownership and roadworthiness documents, tax PIN, CSD report, CIDB registration or active contractor listing, certified IDs of all directors/members/owners, completed Returnable Schedules and SBD forms, bank confirmation letter and signatory authority; omitting any mandatory document, submitting late, or being listed on the National Treasury Register of Tender Defaulters or List of Restricted Suppliers disqualifies the bid.
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Date & Time
Monday, 26 October 2026 - 11:00
Venue
Musina Local Municipality Offices, 21 Irwin Street, Musina
Important: Attendance at this briefing session is mandatory. Bids from suppliers who do not attend may be disqualified.
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93 Biccard Street - Polokwane - Polokwane - 0699
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Description
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)01 Oct
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
26 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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MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf
MMSEZ requires 20 CIDB Grade 1 contractors to load, haul and deliver approximately 1,250 cubic metres of crushed stone material from the MMSEZ North Site to the original designated area within the North Site (approximately 7 km). Work is executed with bakkies of at least 1 tonne load capacity over a 90 calendar day contract period, with payment made per load hauled and disposed of.
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MMSEZ requires Grade 1 CIDB contractors to load, haul and deliver approximately 1,250 cubic metres of crushed stones material from the MMSEZ North Site to the original designated area in the North Site, a distance of approximately 7–10 km. Bakkies of minimum 1-tonne capacity are used; no larger trucks or yellow plant are permitted. The contract runs for 90 calendar days from site handover. No tender document fee applies.
Important Dates
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Compulsory clarification meeting
Site inspection
Closing
Tender validity
Contact Information
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Bidding procedure enquiries
Technical enquiries
General
Submission address
Musina Local Municipality Offices — Tender Box
Reception Area (Room 53)
Corner of Irwin and Scholtz Streets
Musina
Employer address
Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone (MMSEZ)
c/o Musina Local Municipality
21 Irwin Street
Musina, 0900
Submission Guidelines
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Submission method
Returnable documents (all mandatory; omission disqualifies)
Disqualification risks
Evaluation Criteria
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Three-stage evaluation.
Stage 1 — Administrative compliance
Stage 2 — Functionality (100 points; minimum 60% to proceed)
Stage 3 — Price and preference (80/20 system)
Technical Specifications
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Scope
Deliverables
Vehicle requirements
Contract period
Payment
Experience & Qualifications
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Functionality experience and qualifications (100 points; minimum 60% to qualify)
Quality Management
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Contract period
Tender document fee
Compulsory clarification meeting
Site inspection
Submission
Contact
Employer's rights
Pricing Schedule
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Tender validity
Company particulars required
Evaluation
Financial Requirements
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Pricing
Tender document fee
Tender validity
Compliance Requirements
Source: MMSEZ Earthworks tender CIDB 1.pdf (TENDER)Eligibility
B-BBEE and preference
Standard forms
Disqualification
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