This tender seeks qualified service providers for the removal of invasive plants at intermediate and high altitude sites using rope access methods. The contract duration is from July 2027 to June 2030, focusing on sustainable and effective management.
The City of Cape Town invites tenders for the removal of invasive plant species in designated areas, specifically targeting intermediate and high altitude sites that require rope access techniques. The successful contractor will be responsible for employing trained personnel equipped with the necessary tools and safety gear to effectively manage and eradicate invasive species while adhering to environmental regulations and best practices. The tender emphasizes the importance of integrated control methods, including mechanical and chemical approaches, and mandates the submission of herbicide usage records to ensure compliance with the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act.
The scope of work includes managing terrestrial woody and herbaceous invasive plants, ensuring that all personnel are adequately trained in safety protocols, and maintaining a minimum team size for effective operations. Contractors must demonstrate prior experience in similar projects, providing references and completion certificates to validate their capabilities. This contract not only aims to restore ecological balance but also supports the Expanded Public Works Programme by creating job opportunities for local communities, thus contributing to socio-economic development.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in environmental management, invasive species control, and those with expertise in rope access techniques. Companies with a proven track record in similar projects and a commitment to sustainability are encouraged to apply.