Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE Act)
Act 53 of 2003
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Tender Type
Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Delivery Location
29 du Toit Street - - Stellenbosch -
Organization Type
GOVERNMENT
Published
02 Oct 2026
OCDS Reference
ocds-9t57fa-172708
The cape winelands district municipality seeks a registered bank to provide comprehensive banking services for five years from 1 july 2027. The scope covers primary municipal banking, eft payments, bulk salary processing, acb collections, investment management, and online reporting. The tender uses an 80/20 preference points system where price dominates, but b-bbee status and local presence determine the crucial 20 preference points. Only institutions registered under the banks act, 1990 may bid.
Closing: 04 December 2026 at 11:00. Sealed hard copy only, placed in tender box at 29 Du Toit Street, Stellenbosch. No electronic submissions.
Mandatory bidder registration: Central Supplier Database (CSD) and CWDM Supplier Database before closing.
Banking licence: Must be registered as a bank under the Banks Act, 1990 (Act No. 94 of 1990).
B-BBEE: Original or certified B-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificate required to claim preference points; EMEs may submit sworn affidavit. Non-compliant bidders score zero preference points but are not disqualified.
Locality proof for preference points: Municipal account not older than 90 days, lease agreement, or bank letter confirming registered business address.
Tax compliance: SARS Tax Compliance Status Pin required with bid; each JV member must submit separately.
Municipal rates: Certified copy of bidder's and directors' municipal accounts for month preceding closure; arrears exceeding three months disqualify.
Letter of Good Standing: From Department of Employment and Labour, valid at closing date, required with bid.
Authorised signatory: Board resolution authorising the representative to sign must accompany the bid.
Evaluation: 80 points for lowest compliant price, 20 points for specific goals (50% B-BBEE, 50% locality). Minimum thresholds not stated in available text.
Performance security: Required within 30 days of contract award; amount specified in Special Conditions of Contract.
Bid validity: 180 days from closing date.
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Date & Time
Friday, 04 December 2026 - 11:00
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Description
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf02 Oct
2026
Tender Published
Tender was published
04 Dec
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)
This is general procurement context, not legal advice. Always verify requirements in the official tender documents and issuing authority notices.
T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf
The Cape Winelands District Municipality requires banking services for a five-year period commencing 1 July 2027 from institutions registered as banks under the Banks Act 1990 in South Africa.
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Provision of banking services for Cape Winelands District Municipality for a 5-year period commencing 1 July 2027 or mutually agreed date. Municipality requires banking facilities for expenditure management, salary payments, and revenue management including deposits and ACB collection. Bidder must be registered bank in terms of Banks Act 1990. Registered on CWDM Supplier Database and Central Supplier Database prior to closing date.
Important Dates
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)Closing: 11:00 on Friday, 04 December 2026.
Bid validity period: 180 days from closing date.
Site/information meetings: compulsory attendance required.
Contact Information
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)Contact: Financial Services, Supply Chain Management
Role: SCM enquiries
Telephone: 086 126 5263
Email: not stated in document
Submission address: 29 Du Toit Street, Stellenbosch
Submission Guidelines
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)Sealed envelope with tender number and description required.
Place in official tender box at 29 Du Toit Street, Stellenbosch.
Closing time: 11:00 on Friday, 04 December 2026.
No telexed, faxed or e-mailed tenders accepted.
Black ink only; correction fluid (Tippex) disqualifies.
Original document must be returned complete.
All Joint Venture partners must attend compulsory site information meetings.
Evaluation Criteria
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)Compliance to specifications, value for money, capability to execute contract, PPPFA & associated regulations.
80/20 preferential points system applicable.
80 points for lowest compliant price.
Additional points for specific goals: 50% of 20 points allocated to B-BBEE status level contributor, 50% to locality goal.
B-BBEE levels determine points allocation.
Bidders without B-BBEE certification score price only (out of 90 or 80).
Locality points require proof of municipal account ≤90 days, lease agreement, or bank letter.
Technical Specifications
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)Primary bank account required per MFMA section 8(2).
All allocations, investment income, collected money paid into primary account.
EFT payments for creditors with batch same day service.
Daily cut-off times for electronic transfers.
Immediate notification of upfront rejections.
Third-party payments via electronic banking (debit orders, batch payments, single payments).
Investments processed via electronic transfers through main account.
Salary payments via EFT using bulk transactional file exchange system.
Transactions require effective referencing.
Bulk file must accommodate thirteen-digit bond account numbers.
Uncompleted ACB/EFT transactions returned to main account within agreed timeframe.
Banking must receive payments via electronic banking.
Online account enquiries provision.
Ability to identify direct deposits and transfers online.
Download deposits in compatible format.
Deposit information on request.
Image deposit slips available electronically.
Unpaid items debited individually with unique identifier.
ACB collection from municipal debtors per due date with account reference on bulk-uploaded file.
Unpaid ACB transactions reflect account reference and rejection date with proper references.
Quality Management
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdfInspections and testing: bidder's premises open at reasonable hours for purchaser inspection. Pre-bidding testing at bidder's account. If goods do not comply with contract requirements, cost borne by supplier. Rejected goods held at supplier's cost and risk. Supplier must remove and substitute rejected goods immediately. Purchaser may purchase substitute goods at supplier's expense if supplier fails to substitute.
Pricing Schedule
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdfPrices must not vary from quoted prices in bid except authorized adjustments for bid validity extension. Contract value over R1 million: bidder must be registered with SARS for VAT purposes. VAT must be shown clearly on each invoice. Tax invoices for supplies over R3,000 must disclose VAT registration number of recipient. Contract value over R2.3 million: VAT deemed inclusive even if indicated no VAT charged.
Financial Requirements
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)Performance security required within 30 days of contract award.
Payment terms: within 30 calendar days of receiving invoice.
VAT registration required if contract exceeds R1 million.
VAT must be shown clearly on each invoice.
Tax invoices for supplies over R3,000 must disclose VAT registration number of recipient.
Contract value over R2.3 million: VAT deemed inclusive.
SARS tax compliance certification required prior to award.
Municipal rates and taxes not in arrears >3 months.
Letter of Good Standing from Department of Employment and Labour required (valid at closing date).
No contract with bidders whose tax matters are not in order.
No contract with bidders whose municipal rates/taxes are in arrears.
Compliance Requirements
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf (TENDER)CSD registration required prior to closing date.
Tax Compliance Status Pin from SARS (each JV member separately).
B-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificate (minimum Level 4 for 10 points).
Letter of Good Standing from Department of Employment and Labour (valid at closing date).
Municipal rates and taxes certified copy for month preceding closure (not older than 90 days).
Authorised signatory with board resolution attached.
Black ink only; correction fluid (Tippex) disqualifies.
Original document must be returned complete.
B-BBEE certificate/affidavit and locality proof required for preference points.
Locality proof: municipal account ≤90 days, lease agreement, or bank letter confirming business address.
Trust/consortium/JV must submit consolidated B-BBEE certificate.
No correction fluid allowed.
Contractual Terms
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdfWarranty: 12 months after delivery/acceptance or 18 months after shipment, whichever concludes earlier. Payment: within 30 calendar days of invoice submission. Prices must not vary from quoted prices except authorized adjustments. Variation orders up to 15% of total contract value without variation. Assignment not permitted without prior written consent. Subcontracts must be notified to purchaser. Delay penalties: deductions at prime interest rate per day of delay. Termination for default: failure to deliver, perform obligations, or engage in corrupt/fraudulent practices. Restriction penalty up to 10 years for certain breaches.
Section
Source: T 2026 016 TENDER DOCUMENT FINAL.pdf80/20 preferential points system applicable. 80 points for lowest compliant price. Additional points for specific goals: 50% of 20 points allocated to B-BBEE status level contributor, 50% to locality goal. B-BBEE levels determine points allocation. Bidders without B-BBEE certification score price only. Locality points require proof of municipal account ≤90 days, lease agreement, or bank letter. Bidders who do not submit B-BBEE certificates do not qualify for preference points but score price only.
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