This tender seeks experienced contractors for the upgrade of the Lower-Thukela Water Treatment Works, increasing capacity from 55ml/day to 110ml/day. Key requirements include a CIDB grading of 9CE or higher and a commitment to local enterprise participation.
The Lower-Thukela Bulk Water Supply Scheme Phase 2 involves a significant upgrade of the existing water treatment works, aimed at doubling the treatment capacity from 55 million liters per day to 110 million liters per day. This project is critical for enhancing water supply reliability and quality for the surrounding communities. Contractors must demonstrate relevant experience in similar projects, possess a CIDB grading of 9CE or higher, and fulfill specific Contract Participation Goals (CPG) that include a minimum of 35% participation from local enterprises, with at least 25% from the uMngeni-uThukela operational area.
The scope of work includes the design, construction, and commissioning of upgraded facilities, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, as well as environmental management standards. Contractors will be evaluated based on their technical capabilities, past performance, and ability to meet the project timeline. This upgrade not only aims to improve service delivery but also to foster local economic development through the inclusion of small and emerging businesses in the supply chain.
This tender is suitable for civil engineering firms, construction companies with experience in water infrastructure projects, and contractors committed to local economic development and enterprise participation.