Hiring of Inauguration Gowns

42/26/27

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2026-10-29 12:00

Mandeni Local Municipality

Supplies: Clothing/Textiles/Footwear, Supply and Delivery

KwaZulu-Natal, Mandeni

Mandeni Local Municipality

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Tender Summary

Tender Summary: Hiring of Inauguration Gowns

Objectives

The primary objective of this procurement is to secure a reliable service provider to hire ceremonial inauguration gowns and associated equipment for the official swearing-in ceremony of a newly elected municipal council. The tender aims to ensure timely, cost-effective provisioning of appropriate attire while aligning with municipal supply chain policies and national preferential procurement frameworks.

Scope of Work

The scope encompasses the hiring of thirty-five (35) inauguration gowns specifically designated for council swearing-in proceedings. The successful bidder will be responsible for the delivery, collection, and maintenance of the garments throughout the event period. Quotations must be submitted on official business letterhead, remain valid for thirty days, and clearly state both the unit price per item and the total amount. All prices must be firm and inclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT). The municipality retains the right to accept or reject any quotation without obligation or requirement to provide reasons.

Technical Requirements

The tender does not specify detailed material, sizing, or design specifications for the gowns; however, suppliers must ensure the items meet standard ceremonial quality and functional requirements suitable for official government proceedings. Compliance with administrative and verification standards is strictly enforced:

  • Bidders must fully complete Municipal Bid Document (MBD) forms 1, 4, 8, and 9.
  • Proof of registration on the National Treasury’s Central Supplier Database (CSD) is mandatory, with all submitted data subject to verification against tax compliance status, banking details, and director identities.
  • Suppliers must attach either recent municipal utility accounts in the company’s name or a valid lease agreement accompanied by a landlord certificate confirming no arrears. An affidavit may be submitted if the business ward is officially exempted from municipal rates and utilities.
  • All prospective bidders will be screened against the National Treasury’s Defaulters Database. Failure to comply with any administrative or documentation requirement results in immediate disqualification.

Skills and Experience Requirements

While explicit technical skill criteria are not outlined, the nature of the procurement implicitly requires demonstrated experience in the rental or supply of formal ceremonial attire and event logistics. Service providers must possess operational capability to manage inventory, coordinate timely delivery and collection, and maintain garment condition. Preference will be directed toward enterprises with a proven track record in municipal, corporate, or institutional ceremonial supply chains.

Explanation of Unusual or Complicated Terms

  • MBD Forms 1, 4, 8, and 9: Standard South African public sector bidding forms. Form 1 covers the bidder declaration, Form 4 relates to the preference point system, Form 8 captures tenderer particulars, and Form 9 addresses special tenders and budgetary controls. They ensure legal, financial, and procedural compliance.
  • PPPFA 80/20 Evaluation: Refers to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act scoring methodology. Eighty points are allocated to price competitiveness, while twenty points are reserved for specific socio-economic development goals. This tender applies the full twenty points to designated empowerment categories.
  • Specific Goals Categories: Points are awarded for enterprises meeting certain ownership or location criteria: located within Mandeni Municipality, 100% owned by persons with disabilities, black people, women, or youth. Verification requires official documentation such as CIPC registration, ID copies, medical certificates, and CSD reports.
  • CSD Verification: The Central Supplier Database is a national repository used by government entities to validate supplier legitimacy, tax clearance, banking details, and director information prior to contract award.
  • Municipal Account Requirement: Bidders must prove financial and residential/business compliance with local utility payments. This ensures the supplier operates from a verified, legally registered address and maintains sound financial standing with local authorities.
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