Project Management for Trade Workshop Construction NEW

The North West Community Education and Training College (NWCETC) has invited suitably qualified service providers to appoint a professional consultant or projects manager, acting as principal agent, for its projects and the construction of trade workshops. The appointment is for a period of twelve (12) months. The principal agent will represent the college's interests in the planning, procurement, and delivery of trade workshop facilities, which support the college's technical and vocational education and training (TVET) programmes.

Based on the tender title and the supporting Terms of Reference document, the principal agent's responsibilities are likely to include project planning and programming, coordination of consultants and contractors, monitoring of progress against schedules and budgets, cost control and reporting, quality assurance, contract administration, and regular liaison with college management. The full Terms of Reference, which was not extractable for this summary, should be reviewed for the exact scope, deliverables, reporting requirements, fee structure, and any specific technical or statutory obligations, such as compliance with the National Building Regulations and the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

For the service provider, this is a professional appointment with a defined twelve-month term in the public education sector, offering experience in managing institutional construction projects. Interested bidders should carefully check the mandatory requirements, including tax clearance, CSD registration, B-BBEE status, any required professional registrations and CIDB grading, and the submission format and closing time. The tender closes on 7 December 2026, so providers should plan their submissions well in advance.