This tender seeks a qualified service provider to deliver comprehensive physical security services for the National Department of Health and the Medical Bureau for Occupational Diseases over a three-year period. Key requirements include trained guards and armed drivers.
The National Department of Health is inviting proposals for the provision of physical security services at its offices, including the Dr AB Xuma Building and the Medical Bureau for Occupational Diseases. The successful service provider will be responsible for ensuring the safety and security of personnel and property through the deployment of trained security personnel, including Grade C guards and armed drivers, across both day and night shifts. The contract will span three years, emphasizing the need for reliability and a proven track record in security management.
Key responsibilities include the provision of fully equipped and trained guards, armed escorts, and escort vehicles for secure transportation. The tender outlines specific requirements for both unarmed and armed security personnel, including dog-handlers, to address various security needs at the designated locations. The service provider must demonstrate the ability to manage logistics effectively, including fuel and vehicle maintenance, to ensure uninterrupted security operations. This tender presents an opportunity for security firms with experience in government contracts to contribute to the safety of critical health infrastructure.
This tender is suitable for established security firms with experience in providing comprehensive security solutions, particularly those with a background in government contracts and the health sector. Businesses should have the capacity to deploy trained personnel and manage logistics effectively.
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