The SA Army requires an outsourced service provider to collect, transport and dispose of bulk waste at the Combat Training Centre in Lohatla, Northern Cape. Closing date is 12 November 2026. Full scope and requirements are in the attached tender document.
The Department of Defence, through the South African Army, is seeking a service provider to manage bulk waste collection, transportation and disposal at the SA Army Combat Training Centre in Lohatla, Northern Cape. The tender is registered under reference CPSC/B/376/2026R and forms part of the DOD Procurement Plan 2026-27 under the Logistics Division. The contract is an outsourced arrangement, meaning the successful bidder will take responsibility for the full waste service cycle, from on-site collection through transport to an approved disposal facility, rather than the Army performing these functions internally.
The supporting tender document (CPSC-B-376-2026R, last modified 5 November 2026) is the primary source for the technical specifications, waste types, collection frequencies, vehicle and equipment requirements, reporting obligations, contract duration and pricing structure. Because the document content could not be extracted for this summary, bidders should download and review it directly from eTenders before preparing a submission. Typical requirements for waste services of this nature in South Africa include compliance with the National Environmental Management: Waste Act (NEM:WA), valid waste transporter and disposal permits or licences, appropriate environmental and safety (SHE) management, and standard statutory compliance such as tax clearance, B-BBEE status and company registration. Bidders should confirm each of these against the document's compulsory and evaluation criteria.
For service providers, the contract offers a defined, single-site scope at a secure military training facility, with the potential for recurring work over the contract period. The tender is also a useful reference for companies seeking government and defence sector experience. Given the short window between publication (5 November 2026) and closing (12 November 2026), interested companies should register on eTenders, review the briefing or clarification notices, and begin preparing their documentation without delay. Note that the tender status is currently listed as draft, so bidders should verify it is open for submissions before committing resources.
Waste management and waste removal companies with licensed collection and transport capability, access to permitted disposal or recycling facilities, and experience with bulk or industrial waste. Companies with NEM:WA-compliant operations, appropriate heavy vehicle fleets, and experience working with government or defence clients are best placed to bid. Businesses based in or able to service the Northern Cape region will have an operational advantage. Bidders should confirm their eligibility against the compulsory requirements in the tender document, including tax compliance, B-BBEE, and any required certifications, before applying.
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