Provision of standard security guarding services at various Ugu District Municipality offices and plants for 36 months. Suitable for registered security service providers. Full scope and requirements are in the tender document.
The Ugu District Municipality has issued a tender for the provision of standard security guarding services at its various offices and plants in KwaZulu-Natal. The contract is for a period of thirty-six (36) months, providing continuous security coverage for municipal facilities across the district. The category is classified under security and investigation activities, indicating that the work centres on physical guarding and access control rather than specialised investigation services.
The tender document (UGU-05-1730-2026) could not be extracted for this summary, so specific requirements such as the number of guards per site, shift patterns, operating hours, uniform and equipment standards, reporting obligations, and mandatory compliance criteria must be verified directly in the official tender documentation. Interested bidders should expect typical requirements for public sector security contracts, including valid registration with the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA), compliance with the Private Security Industry Regulation Act, tax clearance and B-BBEE certification, and proof of relevant experience in guarding services. Pricing, evaluation criteria, and any site inspection or briefing sessions should also be confirmed in the document.
For successful bidders, the contract offers a long-term revenue stream over three years and the opportunity to build a track record with a government client. Bidders should note that the tender is currently listed with a draft status and a closing date of 20 November 2026. Before submitting, it is advisable to confirm the tender's status, download the full bid documents from eTenders, and check the submission method, any compulsory briefing requirements, and the closing time.
This tender is suited to licensed private security companies registered with PSiRA that hold the appropriate grades for guarding services and can supply trained, vetted guards for multiple sites. Bidders should have experience with government or municipal contracts, a registered business, valid tax clearance, and B-BBEE certification. Companies able to meet the district-wide geographic requirements in KwaZulu-Natal, including the Ugu area, will be at an advantage. Small and medium security firms may be eligible for preferential points, depending on the evaluation criteria in the full tender document.
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