Waste Baler and Processing Line Fabrication

The City of Cape Town has issued tender 112Q/2026/27 for the upgrade of the Kraaifontein Waste Management Facility through the design and fabrication of a new baler and processing line. The project falls under the manufacture of fabricated metal products, excluding machinery and equipment, and requires a supplier capable of delivering a complete engineered solution from initial design through to manufacture. The equipment is intended to improve the compaction and processing of waste materials at the facility, supporting more efficient handling, volume reduction, and operational throughput for the City's waste management services.

Because the supporting tender document could not be extracted in full, the specific technical specifications, capacity requirements, material standards, installation obligations, and warranty or maintenance conditions are not confirmed here. Interested bidders should download the tender document (TENDER 112Q_2026_27.pdf, modified 30 October 2026) from eTenders and review the scope of works, drawings or design criteria, compliance requirements, B-BBEE and local content provisions, and evaluation criteria before submitting a bid. Typical requirements for projects of this nature in South Africa include CIDB registration where applicable, proof of tax compliance, relevant engineering and fabrication experience, and safety compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The value of the contract is not stated in the available information. Successful delivery is expected to strengthen the City's waste infrastructure and contribute to the broader goals of sustainable waste management in the Cape Town metropolitan area. Prospective suppliers should confirm the closing date of 1 December 2026, the submission method, and any compulsory briefing sessions or site inspections through the official eTenders portal or the City of Cape Town supply chain office.