River Debris Removal Services NEW

CASIDRA (SOC) Limited has issued Tender 21/2026 for the removal of debris from the Keurboom River as part of a broader river rehabilitation project. Debris removal in river systems typically involves clearing fallen trees, litter, sediment, and other obstructions from the watercourse and banks, with the aim of restoring natural flow, reducing flood risk, and improving the ecological health of the river. The tender falls under waste collection, treatment, and disposal activities and materials recovery, which suggests that contractors may also be responsible for the sorting, transport, and lawful disposal or recycling of collected material.

The full scope, technical specifications, site boundaries, duration, budget, and evaluation criteria could not be extracted from the available information. The supporting document, titled BID 21_2026 – RIVER REHABILITATION PROJECT_ KEURBOOM RIVER – DEBRIS REMOVAL, was published with the tender and is available for download. Prospective bidders should review it carefully before deciding whether to bid, paying particular attention to mandatory compliance requirements, such as environmental permits, National Water Act requirements, Occupational Health and Safety obligations, B-BBEE status, tax clearance, CIDB registration where applicable, and any site-visit or briefing sessions.

For contractors with experience in environmental remediation, civil works, earthmoving, or waste management, this tender may offer an opportunity to work on a public-sector environmental project in the Western Cape. Bidders should note the closing date of 23 November 2026 and plan submissions accordingly, including any required certified documentation and pricing schedules. Clarification questions should be directed to CASIDRA through the official channels stated in the tender document.