The Cape Town International Convention Centre seeks proposals from qualified Internet Service Providers to deliver reliable internet services. Bidders must meet specific functionality criteria and be registered with relevant databases.
The Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) is inviting tenders for the appointment of a qualified Internet Service Provider (ISP) to enhance its connectivity and digital infrastructure. This tender aims to secure a reliable and high-speed internet service that meets the operational needs of the convention centre, facilitating seamless communication and event management. Interested bidders must demonstrate their experience and capability in providing similar services, with a minimum functionality score of 70 points required for consideration.
The evaluation of proposals will be based on a scoring mechanism that allocates points for price (80 points), B-BBEE status (15 points), and locality (5 points). Bidders are encouraged to attend a compulsory briefing session to gain insights into the requirements and expectations of the CTICC. Additionally, all submissions must comply with the specified terms and conditions, and late or improperly submitted bids will not be accepted. This tender represents a significant opportunity for ISPs looking to partner with a prestigious venue that hosts a variety of local and international events.
This tender is suitable for registered Internet Service Providers with proven experience in delivering high-speed internet solutions, particularly those familiar with the needs of large venues and event management.
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