Epwp Ppe Uniform.

MN396-2026

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2026-11-10 12:00

Umdoni Local Municipality

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Supplies: Clothing/Textiles/Footwear, Supply and Delivery

KwaZulu-Natal, Scottburgh

Umdoni Local Municipality

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Tender Summary

Objectives

The primary objective of this tender is to procure and deliver standardized personal protective equipment and uniforms for participants in the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) operating under Umdoni Municipality. The procurement aims to ensure safe working conditions, reinforce municipal branding, and support national job creation initiatives through compliant, cost-effective supply chain management.

Scope

The scope encompasses the complete supply and delivery of EPWP-branded uniforms and safety gear to the Umdoni Park Rynie Offices. The requirement includes:

  • 63 green Conti suits, 63 green hats, and 63 pairs of black safety boots.
  • 20 boxes of disposable medical masks and 130 red rubber gloves.
  • Detailed size-specific allocations for tops (S to 2XL), pants (waist sizes 30 to 48), and boots (sizes 3 to 10).

All items must be delivered within the agreed timeframe. Quotations must remain valid for 120 days. The municipality reserves the right to accept partial bids, reject any submission, and evaluate offers based on specifications, value for money, execution capability, and regulatory compliance.

Technical Requirements

Bidders must adhere to strict product specifications and municipal compliance frameworks:

  • Garment Branding: Suits must be embroidered with “EPWP” on the back, the Umdoni Municipal logo on the front left, and the Public Works logo on the front right. Hats must feature the Umdoni logo.
  • Safety Gear Standards: Boots must be black safety-grade footwear; masks must be disposable medical grade; gloves must be red rubber.
  • Mandatory Documentation: Submission of a valid tax PIN sheet, company registration with certified director IDs, an original or certified B-BBEE certificate, VAT registration (if applicable), reference contacts, proof of Central Suppliers Database (CSD) registration, and proof of residence.
  • Contractual Framework: All deliveries and performance are governed by the National Treasury’s General Conditions of Contract (GCC), which outline warranty periods (12 months post-delivery), inspection rights, penalty clauses for delayed delivery, dispute resolution procedures, and anti-collusion provisions.

Skills Requirements

No formal academic qualifications are mandated; however, bidders must demonstrate proven capability to execute public sector supply contracts. Essential competencies include experience in bulk uniform and PPE procurement, reliable logistics and distribution networks, strict adherence to municipal delivery schedules, and robust administrative capacity to manage tax compliance, B-BBEE verification, and CSD reporting. A verifiable track record of fulfilling similar government or municipal contracts is critical for successful adjudication.

Key Terms & Compliance Notes

This tender incorporates several South African public procurement frameworks that require clarification:

  • EPWP (Expanded Public Works Programme): A government initiative designed to create temporary employment and provide work experience to unemployed individuals while delivering community assets and services.
  • CSD (Central Suppliers Database): A mandatory national registry managed by the National Treasury. All entities must register here to bid for any government contract.
  • B-BBEE (Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment): Legislative framework aimed at redressing historical economic inequalities by promoting ownership, management control, and economic participation by historically disadvantaged groups.
  • 80/20 or 90/10 Preference System: A scoring methodology where 80 or 90 points are allocated for competitive pricing, and the remaining 20 or 10 points are awarded for meeting specific socio-economic goals, such as black ownership status and local business presence within the municipality or district.

All bids must comply with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA) and municipal supply chain management regulations. Failure to submit required documentation or non-compliance with tax and regulatory standards will result in immediate disqualification.

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