Watering Cans

MN333-2026

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Tender Closed on: 2026-09-29 12:00

Umdoni Local Municipality

Agricultural Vehicles, Equipment, Tools and Supplies, Gardening Tools, Equipment and Supplies, Supply and Delivery

KwaZulu-Natal, Scottburgh

Umdoni Local Municipality

Umdoni Local Municipality Tenders

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Tender Summary

Objectives

The primary objective of this tender is to procure and deliver essential gardening equipment to support the municipality’s “One Home One Garden Project.” The initiative aims to empower residents by providing the necessary tools to establish and maintain home gardens, thereby promoting household food security, environmental sustainability, and community development.

Scope

The municipality seeks a qualified service provider to supply and deliver six hundred (600) plastic watering cans, each with a five-litre capacity. All items must be delivered directly to the Local Economic Development (LED) Offices. The contract encompasses the complete supply chain, including procurement, quality assurance, transportation, and final handover at the designated municipal facility.

Technical Requirements

  • Product Specification: 600 units of durable plastic watering cans with a 5-litre capacity.
  • Delivery Location: LED Offices, as specified by the municipality.
  • Quotation Validity: All submitted quotations must remain valid for a minimum of 30 days.
  • Compliance Documentation: Bidders must submit mandatory municipal bidding forms, including proof of tax compliance, Central Suppliers Database (CSD) registration, and valid Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) certificates or sworn affidavits.
  • Contractual Standards: The supply must adhere to the General Conditions of Contract (GCC), which dictate warranty periods, inspection protocols, penalty mechanisms for late delivery, and dispute resolution procedures.
  • Submission Format: Quotations must be hand-delivered to the designated municipal tender box before the stipulated closing time. Late submissions will be rejected.

Skills and Experience Requirements

  • Industry Experience: Proven track record in supplying and distributing agricultural implements, garden tools, or similar consumer goods.
  • Logistical Capability: Demonstrated ability to manage inventory, coordinate transport, and ensure timely delivery of bulk orders to municipal facilities.
  • Administrative Competence: Capacity to prepare and submit accurate, compliant quotation documents alongside all required statutory declarations.
  • Financial & Operational Stability: Sufficient working capital and supply chain networks to fulfil a 600-unit order without disruption.
  • Preferential Procurement Alignment: Understanding of the scoring framework, which allocates points based on competitive pricing, black ownership levels, and geographic proximity to the municipality.

Explanation of Key Terms

PPPFA & Preference Point System: The Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act governs public procurement scoring. This tender utilises an 80/20 or 90/10 system, where 80 or 90 points are awarded for price competitiveness, and the remaining 20 or 10 points are allocated for specific socio-economic goals such as black ownership, enterprise size classification, and local business promotion.

GCC (General Conditions of Contract): Standard South African government procurement terms that define contractual obligations. Key provisions include a 12-month warranty for supplied goods, right-to-inspect clauses, penalty deductions calculated on prime interest rates for delayed deliveries, insurance requirements, and procedures for contract termination or dispute resolution.

CSD Registration: The Central Suppliers Database is a mandatory national registry maintained by National Treasury. All entities wishing to trade with government organs must register here to verify tax compliance, banking details, and basic supplier information before being eligible for contracts.

MBD Forms: Standardised Municipal Bidding Documents used to collect statutory declarations. These cover tax compliance status, conflict of interest disclosures, historical supply chain management practices, and anti-collusion commitments to ensure transparent and fair procurement processes.

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