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Buy nowThis tender seeks a contractor to address latent defects and perform emergency repairs at healthcare facilities. Key requirements include a CIDB grading of Level 2 GB or higher and a comprehensive understanding of civil, mechanical, and electrical works.
The National Department of Health is inviting contractors to submit bids for the appointment under an NEC4 Term Service Contract to address latent defects and perform emergency works at healthcare facilities, specifically the Makonde Clinic. The contractor will be responsible for a range of tasks including civil and plumbing works, mechanical and electrical repairs, and general site maintenance. This includes responding to urgent infrastructure failures, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards, and maintaining operational efficiency in healthcare service delivery.
The scope of work encompasses excavation, repair, and replacement of sewer systems, maintenance of wastewater treatment plants, and rectification of plumbing defects. Contractors must provide all necessary labor, materials, and equipment to complete the tasks effectively. The successful bidder will contribute to improving public health and ensuring environmental compliance while minimizing disruptions to healthcare services. The total estimated value of the contract is R460,000, which includes labor rates and materials on a rates-based agreement.
This tender is suitable for construction and maintenance companies with experience in healthcare facility repairs, particularly those with CIDB grading of Level 2 GB or higher. Businesses specializing in plumbing, electrical, and mechanical services are encouraged to apply.