This tender seeks a contractor for the replacement of ablution extraction fans and associated equipment at Cape Town International Airport over a period of 10 months. Key requirements include compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
The Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) invites tenders for the replacement of ablution extraction fans and associated equipment at Cape Town International Airport. The project is expected to last for 10 months and requires a contractor with a CIDB grading of 4 ME or higher. Bidders must demonstrate experience in HVAC systems, provide a comprehensive project plan, and comply with stringent health and safety regulations. The successful contractor will be responsible for ensuring minimal disruption to airport operations while adhering to environmental management practices.
The scope of work includes the removal of existing fans, installation of new extraction systems, and ensuring all work meets the specified technical and safety standards. Contractors must also provide necessary documentation, including a health and safety plan, and must attend a compulsory briefing session prior to submitting their bids. This project offers an opportunity for contractors to engage in a significant infrastructure upgrade at a key national asset, contributing to improved hygiene and ventilation standards within the airport facilities.
This tender is suitable for construction and mechanical contracting firms with experience in HVAC installations, particularly those familiar with airport operations and compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
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