This tender involves the upgrading and rehabilitation of the Silahla Access Road in Ward 2, focusing on roadbed preparation, drainage installation, and asphalt surfacing. Contractors must hold a CIDB Grade 6CE or higher and comply with local economic development initiatives.
The project aims to rehabilitate and upgrade the Silahla Access Road, approximately 1760 meters in length, located in Ward 2 of the Richmond Local Municipality. The scope includes clearing and grubbing, mass earthworks, relocating existing services, and constructing various layers including subbase and base-course, culminating in asphalt surfacing. Additionally, the project encompasses the installation of a new drainage system and appropriate road signage. This initiative is part of the Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG) program, aimed at enhancing transport infrastructure, improving stormwater management, and ensuring safer mobility for the community.
Contractors are expected to ensure compliance with all health and safety regulations, provide necessary documentation, and maintain a high standard of workmanship throughout the project. The successful bidder will contribute to local economic development by sourcing materials and labor locally wherever possible. This project not only addresses the immediate infrastructural needs but also aims to deliver long-term socio-economic benefits, including improved access to essential services and reduced transport costs for the community.
This tender is suitable for civil engineering contractors, particularly those with experience in road construction and rehabilitation, who are registered with the CIDB and can demonstrate capacity to meet local economic development objectives.
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