Grass Cutting and Litter Picking Services

KwaDukuza Municipality is inviting bids for the cutting of grass and litter picking within Zone 15.2 of Ward 19 in its jurisdiction. The contract runs for three years, giving the successful service provider a long-term, recurring revenue stream and the opportunity to build a sustained maintenance presence in the area. The service supports the municipality's public environment, safety, and cleanliness objectives, including keeping open spaces, road verges, and public areas tidy and reducing litter and overgrowth in residential and community areas.

Based on the tender title, the scope covers routine grass cutting (grass and vegetation maintenance on municipal land) and litter picking across the defined zone. The supporting tender document (TENDER MN 81-2026 ZONE 15.2 WARD 19 THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING) could not be extracted for this summary, so specific details such as service frequency, the area size, equipment and labour requirements, waste disposal arrangements, health and safety obligations, pricing structure, and evaluation criteria should be confirmed directly in that document before bidding.

Bidders should expect standard South African public sector procurement requirements to apply. These typically include valid tax compliance status, a Central Supplier Database (CSD) registration, B-BBEE certification or affidavit, declarations of interest, and compliance with occupational health and safety and labour legislation. Interested businesses should review the full bid documents, confirm all submission requirements, and submit their bids before the closing date of 1 December 2026.