The Department of Home Affairs seeks bids for cash-in-transit services across its offices for a period of five years. Key requirements include secure transportation, compliance with security regulations, and a proven track record in cash management.
The Department of Home Affairs is inviting bids for the provision of cash-in-transit services to ensure the secure collection and banking of cash from its various offices across South Africa. This contract will span five years, commencing on June 8, 2026, and aims to enhance the department's cash management processes while adhering to National Treasury regulations. Bidders must demonstrate substantial experience in cash handling, possess a fleet of armored vehicles, and ensure that all personnel are adequately trained and registered with the relevant security authorities.
Successful bidders will be responsible for the timely collection of cash from multiple locations, ensuring that funds are deposited daily at designated banking institutions. The scope of work includes compliance with strict security protocols, the provision of trained armed guards, and the implementation of monitoring systems for both vehicles and personnel. Preference will be given to bidders with a strong operational footprint and the ability to offer value-added services. This tender presents an opportunity for qualified service providers to contribute to the safety and efficiency of cash management within a critical government department.
This tender is suitable for established security firms with experience in cash management and logistics, particularly those with a fleet of armored vehicles and trained personnel. Companies that can demonstrate compliance with security regulations and a strong operational presence across multiple provinces are encouraged to apply.