Objectives

The primary objective of this tender is to solicit quotations for the repair of the face brick boundary wall at Port Shepstone Hospital. The project aims to restore and reinforce the boundary wall to ensure safety, security, and aesthetic standards as specified by the Department of Health.

Scope

The scope of work includes:

• Removal and replacement of damaged sections of the boundary wall at the front entrance.
• Supply and installation of all necessary materials, including face bricks, mortar, and waterproofing membranes.
• Reinforcement of brickwork with galvanized brick force after every three courses.
• Waterproofing of the wall with bitumen sealer and waterproof membrane.
• Ensuring all work complies with relevant standards, drawings, and specifications.
• Adherence to health and safety regulations, including site safety plans and hazard management.

Technical Requirements

The technical requirements for the project include:

• Use of face bricks compliant with SABS 227 "GENERAL PURPOSE" and standards in SABS 987, specifically Firelight Satin (COROBRIK).
• Brickwork to be laid with a 3:1 mortar mix, free from blemishes, square, and uniform in size and color.
• Galvanized brick force reinforcement after every three courses.
• Waterproofing of the brick wall with a minimum of two coats of rubberized bitumen sealer.
• Resealing of concrete slabs with Derbigum SP4 waterproofing membrane, sealed with bituminous aluminum paint.
• All work to be carried out in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act 85/1993, including preparation of a safety plan approved by the Occupational Health and Safety Office.
• Site clearance, debris removal, and daily site maintenance to ensure safety and cleanliness.
• Completion within a contract period of six (6) weeks from the official site handover.

Summary

This tender encompasses the comprehensive repair, reinforcement, and waterproofing of the boundary wall, ensuring compliance with all relevant standards, safety regulations, and project specifications to achieve a durable and secure boundary structure for Port Shepstone Hospital.