Cleaning and Hygiene Services

Open Closing: 23 Nov 2026 at 11:00 Published: 30 Oct 2026

Overview

Summary

Provision of cleaning and hygiene services for the Nquthu Magistrate Court in KwaZulu-Natal over a 36-month contract period. Interested service providers must meet eTender registration and compliance requirements, as detailed in the tender documents.

Detailed Description

The Department of Justice, through the Department of Public Works, is seeking a qualified service provider to deliver cleaning and hygiene services at the Nquthu Magistrate Court in KwaZulu-Natal. The contract is for a period of 36 months and covers the routine maintenance of a functional court facility, which must remain clean, safe, and presentable for court staff, legal practitioners, litigants, and members of the public who access the building daily.

Based on the tender category, the scope is expected to include general cleaning of offices, courtrooms, ablution facilities, corridors, and common areas, together with hygiene services such as the supply and replenishment of consumables and the regular removal of waste. Service providers should expect to supply suitably trained personnel, appropriate cleaning equipment and materials, and a supervisory structure to ensure consistent service delivery and accountability to the client department. The full technical specifications, service level requirements, pricing schedule, and evaluation criteria are contained in the Tender Document DBN26-10-04 available on the eTender portal, and bidders should review these in detail before submitting a response.

Awarding this contract offers a stable, long-term revenue opportunity for established cleaning companies with experience in government facilities. Successful bidders will contribute to the maintenance of a critical public justice facility while building a track record of compliance with government procurement standards. Prospective bidders should verify their tax compliance status, B-BBEE certificate, company registration, and CSD (Central Supplier Database) registration before the closing date of 23 November 2026, as these are typically mandatory requirements for South African public sector tenders.

Suitable Businesses

This tender is suitable for registered cleaning and facilities management companies with experience servicing government or large institutional buildings, particularly those with capacity to manage a multi-year contract in KwaZulu-Natal. Businesses should hold valid CIDB or relevant registrations where applicable, a good B-BBEE rating, tax compliance, and CSD registration. Small and medium enterprises, including those qualifying for set-aside or preferential procurement, may also be well positioned to apply, especially through joint ventures or subcontracting arrangements with larger service providers.

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