Drill and Equip Othulini Borehole

MS/2026/2027/140/951/T

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Tender Closed on: 2026-09-23 12:00

1 CE

Borehole, Exploration and Geotechnical Drilling Services and Equipment, Civil Works Services, Pumps, Valves, Pipes and Meters

KwaZulu-Natal, Tugela Ferry

Msinga Local Municipality

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Tender Number: MS/2026/2027/140/951/T
Department: Msinga Local Municipality
Tender Type: Request for Bid(Open-Tender)
Province: KwaZulu-Natal
Closing Date: Wednesday, 23 September 2026 - 12:00
Place where goods, works or services are required: R33 MAIN ROAD - TUGELA FERRY - TUGELA FERRY - 3010
Special Conditions: N/A
ENQUIRIES:
Contact Person: ND Khanyile
Email: [email protected]
Telephone number: 033-493-8040
FAX Number: 033-493-0757
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Is there a briefing session?: NO Is it compulsory? NO
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Tender Summary

Project Objectives

The primary objective is to enhance community water security by drilling and fully equipping boreholes across designated municipal wards. This initiative aims to establish sustainable, reliable groundwater sources to support residential supply, communal needs, and broader service delivery within the municipality.

Scope of Work

The tender covers the complete drilling and equipping of individual boreholes at specified locations, including Zezilabeni, Swene, Nzimane, and additional sites as detailed in the official Terms of Reference. Contracts are structured per ward (Wards 02, 03, 07, 12, and 19), with each award covering a single borehole project. The scope encompasses site assessment, geological drilling, well construction, pump and motor installation, electrical and mechanical integration, water quality testing, and final commissioning. Detailed engineering specifications, target depths, yield requirements, and equipment standards are governed by the project’s Terms of Reference.

Technical Requirements

Bidders must demonstrate technical capacity to execute municipal-grade borehole projects in compliance with national water and construction regulations. Required capabilities include rotary or cable-tool drilling, well casing and gravel packing, well development, submersible pump installation, and control panel setup. Post-drilling water quality analysis and functional performance testing are mandatory before handover. Contractors must submit a comprehensive Bill of Quantities detailing all materials, labour, and equipment costs. All work must align with municipal engineering standards and environmental protection guidelines.

Skills and Qualifications Requirements

Contractors must employ qualified personnel with proven experience in public sector drilling contracts. Essential roles include registered hydrogeologists, certified drilling supervisors, mechanical and electrical technicians, and project managers familiar with municipal procurement processes. Bidders must also demonstrate competency in site safety management, environmental compliance, and community engagement during active drilling phases.

Administrative Compliance and Evaluation Criteria

Strict administrative compliance is mandatory. Submissions must include a valid identity document, current tax clearance certificate, a fully completed and signed Central Supplier Development Programme (CSDP) Form of Offer, all applicable Municipal Bid Document (MBD) forms, a municipal rates statement or sworn affidavit for rural operations, and a detailed Bill of Quantities. The CSDP is a standardized supplier registration and development framework used by municipalities to verify bidder eligibility and track procurement goals. MBD forms are statutory municipal bidding templates that ensure legal and procedural compliance. Failure to submit any required document results in immediate disqualification.

Tenders will be evaluated using a structured scoring system:

  • Administrative Compliance: 5 points
  • Price Evaluation (80/20 Preference Point System): 5 points. This system allocates 80% of the evaluation weight to competitive pricing and 20% to socio-economic transformation objectives, ensuring fair market competition while advancing broad-based economic empowerment.
  • Women-Owned Enterprises: 5 points (verified via ID and supplier database records)
  • Disability Ownership: 5 points (verified via supplier database certification)
  • Local Enterprise Status: 5 points (requires a formal letter from the relevant Ward Councillor confirming business operations within the municipal area)
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