This tender seeks proposals for the provision of an Automated Fuel Management System at five regional airports in South Africa for a duration of seven months. Key requirements include installation, calibration, and integration with existing systems.
The Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) is inviting proposals for the installation and management of an Automated Fuel Management System at George, King Phalo, Bram Fischer, Kimberley, and Upington airports. The project aims to enhance fuel management efficiency through advanced metering, monitoring, and reporting capabilities. The system must include automated tank gauging, overfill protection, and integration with existing SCADA systems, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards.
Bidders are required to provide a comprehensive plan detailing the installation of fuel meters, tank gauging instruments, and necessary software for real-time monitoring and reporting. The solution should be capable of interfacing with ACSA's existing infrastructure, providing seamless data transfer and analytics capabilities. The successful bidder will also be responsible for training ACSA personnel on system operation and maintenance, ensuring a smooth transition and ongoing support for the duration of the contract.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in fuel management systems, automation technology, and airport infrastructure services. Companies with experience in aviation fuel handling and compliance with safety regulations are encouraged to apply.
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