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Awarded Services: General Tenders - 2024
In 2024, South Africa has awarded a total of 803 general services tenders, providing various opportunities for businesses across the country. This tender category encompasses a wide range of services crucial for public sector operations, from maintenance to consultancy, affecting multiple provinces.
803 awarded tenders
for 2024
Refresher Course in Construction Awareness Training in Terms of the Construction Regulations and Occupational Health & Safety Act 85 of 1993 for Electricians & Refresher Course in Occupational Health and Safety Act no 85 of 1993: General Machinery Regulations for Electricians
Western CapeOverstrand Municipality
Awarded to: (GEORGE FARMER CONSULTANCY)
Amount: R 66,470.00
Awarded 31 Dec 2024
Services: General
Operate Chainsaws for Limbing and Logging at Groundlevel (US264195), Manipulate Plants & Apply Effective and Responsible Integrated Pest, Disease and Weed Control (US116301).
Western CapeOverstrand Municipality
Awarded to: (ENVIROCON TRAINING)
Amount: R 60,375.00
Awarded 31 Dec 2024
Services: General
Creation of debt files through tracing and data collection for the South African Social Security Agency KwaZulu Natal Region.
KwaZulu-NatalSouth African Social Security Agency
Awarded to: (IBC FORENSICS AND RECOVERY)
Amount: R 1,651,208.64
Awarded 30 Dec 2024
Services: General
The South African Social Security Agency hereby invites proposals from potential service providers for the provision of Communication and Marketing Services for SASSA for the period of three (03) years.
NationalSouth African Social Security Agency
Awarded to: (CHULUMANCO LILITHA)
Amount: R 6,795,784.12
Awarded 27 Dec 2024
Services: General
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SMALL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (3) YEARS ON AN AS AND WHEN REQUIRED BASIS.
GautengLesedi Local Municipality
Awarded to: (TAGPRO PROJECTS)
Amount: R 232,640.00
Awarded 24 Dec 2024
Services: General
THE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF THE HEIDELBERG/RATANDA WASTE TRANSFER STATION FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (3) YEARS.
GautengLesedi Local Municipality
Awarded to: (SHANJA WASTE MANAGEMENT)
Amount: R 1,713,063.00
Awarded 24 Dec 2024
Services: General
The provision for Maintenance and Service and supply of Fire Equipment for the duration of 5 years
MpumalangaESKOM
Awarded to: (COMBOS FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT)
Amount: R 9,310,384.36
Awarded 23 Dec 2024
Services: General
Appointment of a service providers for supply and delivery of laptops and tables.
North WestSouth African Social Security Agency
Awarded to: (NAMBITI TECHNOLOGIES
Amount: R 4,496,381.50
Awarded 23 Dec 2024
Services: General
Appointment of a service providers for supply and delivery of biometric fingerprint scanners.
North WestSouth African Social Security Agency
Awarded to: (DIGITECH EXPRESS)
Amount: R 3,015,132.38
Awarded 23 Dec 2024
Services: General
Provision of cleaning and hygiene services for 36 months
GautengCommission for Gender Equality
Awarded to: (PRIMMEST)
Amount: R 894,138.26
Awarded 20 Dec 2024
Services: General
General services tenders in South Africa cover a diverse array of sectors, including construction, cleaning, maintenance, and consulting services. These tenders are typically issued by government departments, municipalities, and state-owned enterprises seeking to procure essential services to enhance operational efficiency and service delivery. Businesses of varying sizes can find lucrative opportunities by participating in this tender category.
When applying for general services tenders, it is important for businesses to understand the eligibility criteria outlined in the tender documents. Applicants are often required to demonstrate compliance with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA) which aims to promote local businesses and empower historically disadvantaged individuals. This means that having a solid understanding of the legal and regulatory framework governing tenders is crucial for any business looking to secure contracts.
Furthermore, businesses should focus on building a strong proposal that clearly outlines their capabilities, past performance, and how they can meet the specific needs of the tender. Including relevant certifications, such as B-BBEE (Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment) status and compliance with health and safety regulations, can significantly enhance the chances of success. Companies should also pay attention to the submission deadlines and ensure that all required documents are submitted in a complete and timely manner.
Networking plays a vital role in the tendering process. Engaging with industry associations and attending government procurement workshops can provide valuable insights into upcoming tenders and best practices for submission. Additionally, businesses should keep abreast of market trends and governmental priorities, as these can influence the types of services that are in demand.
In summary, the awarded general services tenders in South Africa for 2024 present numerous opportunities for businesses. By understanding the procurement landscape, preparing thorough proposals, and leveraging networking opportunities, businesses can position themselves effectively to win government contracts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of services are included in general services tenders?
General services tenders can include a variety of services such as maintenance, cleaning, consultancy, logistics, and administrative support, all of which are essential for the functioning of government operations.
How can I improve my chances of winning a tender?
To enhance your chances of winning a tender, ensure your proposal is comprehensive, meets all the technical requirements, demonstrates your experience, and includes documentation like B-BBEE certificates and compliance with relevant laws.
What should I know about the tender submission process?
It's crucial to carefully read the tender documents, understand the submission deadlines, provide all requested information, and ensure compliance with the PPPFA and other relevant regulations to avoid disqualification.