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GTW227-26-27
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Tender Closed on: 2026-11-12 11:00
KwaZulu-Natal - Health
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Supplies: Clothing/Textiles/Footwear, Supply and Delivery

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The primary objective is to procure and deliver high-quality protective boiler work suits to maintenance personnel at Greytown Hospital. The procurement ensures staff safety, maintains operational efficiency, and supports local economic development through compliant preferential procurement practices aligned with national policy frameworks.
This is a one-off supply contract for fifteen (15) pairs of navy blue boiler work suites (jacket and trousers). The scope encompasses sourcing, manufacturing or stocking, packaging, and delivery to Greytown Hospital's designated site. The contract requires firm pricing with a ninety-day validity period, inclusion of all transport and handling costs, and provision of multiple sizes to accommodate different staff measurements. Successful bidders must deliver new, unused products that meet or exceed the prescribed quality standards.
No specialized technical or professional skills are mandated, as this is a standard goods supply contract. Bidders must demonstrate baseline commercial and logistical capabilities, including reliable inventory management, established distribution networks, and the capacity to fulfill a once-off order within agreed timelines. Compliance with statutory procurement requirements is essential, including active Central Supplier Database (CSD) registration, valid tax clearance status, and documented Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) level verification or sworn affidavit.
80/20 Preference Point System: Evaluation allocates 80 points for competitive pricing and 20 points exclusively for promoting South African-owned enterprises. Claiming these points requires verifiable proof of local ownership via CIPC registration documents.
SBD Declarations: Standard South African procurement forms (SBD 4 for conflict of interest disclosure and SBD 6.1 for preference point claims) must be completed accurately. False or incomplete declarations result in automatic disqualification.
Prime Interest Rate Penalty: Delayed deliveries incur daily financial penalties calculated using the current prime interest rate until actual performance is completed.
GCC & SCC Framework: The General and Special Conditions of Contract govern delivery schedules, warranty obligations (minimum twelve months), termination rights, dispute resolution, and anti-collusion provisions. The purchaser reserves the right to reject any quote, negotiate prices, or terminate contracts for default, fraud, or insolvency without prejudice to other remedies.
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