This tender seeks the hire of a 45-ton excavator equipped with a rock bucket and an operator for the Qamata Irrigation Scheme's canal rehabilitation project. The contract duration is approximately 120 days, requiring timely delivery and compliance with safety standards.
The Department of Water and Sanitation is inviting bids for the hire of a 45-ton excavator with a rock bucket and a qualified operator for the Qamata Irrigation Scheme's canal rehabilitation project. The project aims to restore functionality to the irrigation system by addressing deteriorating canal structures and ensuring efficient water supply. Bidders must provide a fully operational excavator, including all associated costs such as fuel, maintenance, and operator expenses, ensuring compliance with local health and safety regulations.
Successful bidders will be required to mobilize the equipment to the site within 10 working days of order placement and adhere to a strict delivery schedule. The excavator must meet specific technical requirements, including a maximum digging depth of 7.8 meters and a maximum reach of 12.1 meters. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate their ability to provide mechanical support for any breakdowns and ensure that the operator possesses valid competency certification. This project not only contributes to the enhancement of local infrastructure but also supports the sustainable management of water resources in the Eastern Cape.
This tender is suitable for construction and equipment rental companies that have experience in providing heavy machinery and operators for civil engineering projects, particularly those focused on water infrastructure and rehabilitation.