Procurement of quality of supply (power quality) recorders, accessories and associated services by the City of Cape Town for monitoring electrical supply parameters. Closes 30 November 2026. Full scope and requirements are in the tender document, which could not be read.
The City of Cape Town has issued tender 109G/2026/27 for the procurement of quality of supply recorders, accessories and associated services. Quality of supply recorders, also called power quality analysers or recorders, are instruments that continuously measure and log characteristics of an electrical supply, such as voltage variations, sags and swells, harmonics, flicker, frequency deviations and transients. The City uses this type of data to assess network performance, investigate supply complaints, verify compliance with national power quality standards such as SANS 61000 and NRS 048, and support network planning and maintenance decisions. The tender is categorised under Supplies: Electrical Equipment.
Based on the title, the scope likely covers the supply of recorder units and their accessories, which may include current and voltage transducers, connection leads, mounting hardware, communication modules and analysis software. The associated services may include installation, commissioning, configuration, calibration or verification, training of City staff, data retrieval and analysis, warranty and maintenance support. The exact quantities, technical specifications, delivery locations, service levels, contract duration and evaluation criteria could not be confirmed because the tender document content could not be extracted. Prospective bidders should download the document (Tender 109G_2026_27 Tender Document.pdf) from eTenders and review it before deciding whether to bid.
The tender status is listed as draft, although a published date of 23 October 2026 is shown. Bidders should confirm with the City of Cape Town that the tender is formally open and that the closing date of 30 November 2026 remains valid. Standard South African public procurement requirements, such as tax compliance, B-BBEE status, registration on the National Treasury Central Supplier Database, and completion of the required Standard Bidding Documents, will typically apply, but these should be verified in the tender document.
This tender is most relevant to suppliers and distributors of electrical test and measurement equipment, authorised agents or resellers of power quality analyser manufacturers, electrical engineering firms with metering or network monitoring experience, and calibration or testing service providers. Businesses without experience in electrical power systems or power quality instrumentation are unlikely to be suitable. Bidders should confirm the technical requirements, required certifications and any local content or supplier development conditions in the full tender document before applying.
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