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Buy nowThe Mandela Bay Theatre Complex seeks a qualified service provider to resolve duplicate COIDA registrations and ensure compliance with the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act. The project duration is 30-60 working days.
The Mandela Bay Theatre Complex (MBTC) requires a specialist service provider to address compliance issues related to the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA). This includes resolving a duplicate registration under the name of MBTC while the original account remains under Port Elizabeth Opera House. The appointed provider will manage the cancellation of incorrect assessments, reallocation of payments, and submission of outstanding Return of Earnings (ROEs) for the years 2016-2024. Additionally, the provider will facilitate an official name change from PEOH to MBTC and ensure that MBTC obtains a valid Letter of Good Standing.
The scope of work involves comprehensive consultation with MBTC's management, establishing an action plan for the reconciliation process, and ensuring full compliance with all statutory requirements. The service provider will also conduct a thorough reconciliation of historical balances, identify any irregular charges, and provide a settlement plan for outstanding debts. This tender is an excellent opportunity for businesses with expertise in COIDA administration and compliance, particularly those experienced in the South African public sector.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in occupational health and safety compliance, particularly those with experience in managing COIDA registrations and working with public sector entities. Companies with a proven track record in resolving similar compliance issues are encouraged to apply.