Justice: Pinetown Magistrate Court: Service, maintenance and repair of all HVAC systems for a period of three (3) months

DBNQ26/09/28

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Tender Closed on: 2026-10-12 11:00

Department of Public Works

Air Conditioning, HVAC, Refrigeration and Heating

KwaZulu-Natal, Pinetown

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Tender Summary

Objectives

The primary objective is to engage a qualified service provider to deliver comprehensive servicing, maintenance, and repair of all Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems at the Pinetown Magistrate Court in KwaZulu-Natal. The contract aims to ensure optimal system performance, energy efficiency, and strict compliance with safety and environmental standards over a fixed three-month term. Award will be determined through a merit-based evaluation utilizing an 80/20 price and preference point scoring system, aligned with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA) Regulations of 2022.

Scope

The scope covers the full inspection, routine maintenance, fault diagnosis, and corrective repair of all existing HVAC equipment across the specified court facility. The service period is strictly limited to three months. Responsibilities include proactive upkeep to prevent operational failures, emergency repairs for malfunctioning units, and functional verification of climate control systems. Suppliers must comply with standard government procurement protocols, including mandatory registration on the Central Supplier Database (CSD) and adherence to specific socio-economic transformation goals outlined in PA:16 under the PPPFA framework.

Technical Requirements

Bidders must submit verifiable documentation proving that their technical personnel meet stringent regulatory standards. A minimum of two artisans or technicians must possess a current, legible, and verifiable SAQCC Gas certification specifically for air conditioning. This certification confirms legal authorization to handle refrigerant gases safely and in compliance with environmental regulations. All submitted certificates must explicitly identify the personnel assigned to the project. The evaluating authority reserves the right to verify credentials prior to contract award. Full compliance with the PPPFA 2022 evaluation criteria is mandatory, and failure to meet technical thresholds will result in disqualification.

Skills Requirements

The service provider must employ a competent mechanical team capable of diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing complex HVAC infrastructure. At least two core technicians must hold active SAQCC gas practitioner qualifications for air conditioning systems. Beyond gas handling, the team must demonstrate proven expertise in mechanical HVAC maintenance, including electrical troubleshooting, compressor servicing, ductwork inspection, refrigerant recovery, and climate control calibration. Personnel must exhibit practical field experience, adhere to occupational health and safety standards, and operate independently at the court premises. The department requires evidence of ongoing competency, reflected through up-to-date certifications and verifiable professional track records.

Explanation of Key Terms and Services

  • SAQCC Gas Certification: A mandatory industry credential in South Africa that legally authorizes technicians to handle, recover, and recycle refrigerant gases used in air conditioning and refrigeration systems. It ensures compliance with environmental protection and workplace safety regulations.
  • PPPFA Regulations 2022 & 80/20 Scoring: The Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act governs public sector purchasing. The 80/20 system allocates 80% of evaluation points to price competitiveness and 20% to designated preference categories (e.g., historically disadvantaged enterprises, women-owned businesses, or local economic development initiatives), balancing fiscal efficiency with national transformation goals.
  • PA:16: A specific directive under the PPPFA that provides detailed guidelines on how preference points are calculated and allocated for specific transformation targets during the tender evaluation process.
  • Central Supplier Database (CSD): A national government registry where all prospective suppliers must register to participate in public tenders. It centralizes vendor information, promotes transparency, and streamlines procurement administration.
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