This tender seeks contractors for the mechanical control of aquatic alien invasive plants over a 36-month period. Interested bidders must attend a compulsory briefing session and adhere to specified requirements to qualify.
The Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo is inviting tenders for the mechanical control of aquatic alien invasive plants, a critical initiative aimed at preserving local biodiversity and enhancing the ecological health of water bodies. The contract is set for a duration of 36 months, during which the selected contractor will implement effective mechanical methods to manage and reduce the proliferation of invasive plant species that threaten native ecosystems.
Bidders must comply with mandatory requirements, including attendance at a compulsory site briefing session scheduled for September 1, 2026. The evaluation will follow an 80/20 preference points system, rewarding points for price and specific goals, such as local presence and ownership by women-owned businesses. The successful contractor will play a vital role in supporting the City of Johannesburg's commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable management of its natural resources, contributing to the overall health and aesthetic value of public parks and waterways.
This tender is suitable for companies specializing in environmental management, invasive species control, and mechanical services. Businesses with experience in ecological restoration and a commitment to sustainable practices are encouraged to apply.