Supply and Install Epoxy flooring in the FD Utility area

RFQ/OBP306/2026/27

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2026-11-25 16:00

Onderstepoort Biological Products Limited

1 GB

Building Upgrades, Refurbishments and Maintenance, Carpeting, Tiling and Floor Covering

Gauteng, Pretoria

Onderstepoort Biological Products Limited

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Tender Description: 1. Scope Site Survey & Mapping: Conduct a joint inspection to map exact physical clearances, pipe configurations, anchor bolts, and structural bases of the unmovable equipment. â?¢ Protection of Fixed Assets: â?¢ Completely wrap and seal all unmovable freeze-dryer frames, panels, electrical cabinets, and piping connections using heavy-duty plastic sheeting and solvent-resistant masking tape. â?¢ Build physical barrier shields where mechanical preparation (grinding) occurs close to critical machinery faces to avoid damage from dust or flying debris. â?¢ Environmental Controls: Set up local exhaust ventilation and dust-containment units. Freeze-dryer utility areas require strict dust management to protect mechanical components and cleanroom-adjacent zones. 2. Surface Preparation â?¢ Mechanical Diamond Grinding: Grind the open 200m² concrete substrate using planetary diamond grinders paired with HEPA-filtered vacuum systems to achieve a Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) of 2 to 3. â?¢ Edge & Under-Equipment Detail Grinding: Use handheld angle grinders with shroud attachments to mechanically prepare the concrete within inches of, and underneath, the unmovable equipment bases. â?¢ Substrate Decontamination: If the floor around the utility pumps, condensers, or compressors has existing oil, chemical, or glycol stains, apply an industrial degreaser or chemical strip followed by fresh mechanical abrasion. â?¢ Patching & Joint Treatment: Rout out all cracks, spalls, and static joints. Fill them with a high-strength epoxy patching compound (e.g., TAL Slabpatch or equivalent) to ensure a uniform, monolithic surface. 3. Equipment Base & Joint Interfacing (Critical Step) â?¢ Isolating Vibrations: Because freeze-dryer compressors and vacuum systems vibrate, do not hard-bond rigid epoxy directly to the metal equipment feet or frames. â?¢ Perimeter Chase Cutting: Cut a 5mm x 5mm isolation joint/chase line in the concrete around the perimeter of all unmovable equipment bases and anchor plates. â?¢ Elastomeric Sealing: Fill this peripheral chase with a flexible, chemical-resistant polyurethane or elastomeric joint sealant to absorb machinery vibrations and prevent the epoxy coating from cracking at the equipment interface. 4. Coating System Application â?¢ System Type: High-build, 100% solids, low-VOC/solvent-free industrial epoxy floor system (Total Thickness: 1mm to 2mm high-build or 2â??3mm self-leveling depending on the facility's exact mechanical load requirements). â?¢ Primer Coat: Apply a low-viscosity, moisture-tolerant epoxy primer across the entire 200m² area at the manufacturer's recommended coverage rate to seal the substrate and prevent outgassing/bubbling. â?¢ Body/Base Coat: Apply a self-leveling or high-build epoxy layer using notched squeegees in wide areas, and hand-trowel/roll carefully around the masked equipment feet. Use spike shoes to navigate tight clearances. â?¢ Slip-Resistant/Top Coat: â?¢ Broadcast a mild, cleanable anti-slip aggregate (if wet washdowns are common in the utility zone). â?¢ Apply a high-durability epoxy or chemical-resistant polyurethane topcoat. Use high-quality brushes and mini-rollers to ensure 100% coverage in dark or hard-to-reach pockets beneath the machine overhangs. 5. Post-Application & Curing â?¢ De-masking & Waste Removal: Carefully remove all protective wraps and tapes after the topcoat sets tack-free. Bag and remove all chemical trash, dust bags, and installation debris from the facility.

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Tender URL: https://eprocurement.obpvaccines.co.za/Opportunities/Details?Id=b0cc4c83-a0c2-4516-a7ae-1bfb2c9c22ae

Application URL: https://eprocurement.obpvaccines.co.za/Suppliers/Bids/Add?id=b0cc4c83-a0c2-4516-a7ae-1bfb2c9c22ae


Tender Summary

Tender Summary: Supply and Install Epoxy Flooring in the FD Utility Area

Objectives

The primary objective is to supply and install a high-performance, chemically resistant epoxy flooring system across a 200 m² utility area housing critical freeze-drying and vacuum equipment. The project aims to extend floor lifespan, maintain strict environmental and cleanliness standards, isolate machinery vibrations, and ensure full compliance with national procurement and construction regulations.

Scope of Work

The successful bidder will execute a complete floor renovation cycle, including:

  • Site Survey & Mapping: Document exact physical clearances, pipe configurations, anchor bolts, and structural bases of immovable equipment.
  • Asset Protection: Shield machinery frames, electrical cabinets, and piping using heavy-duty plastic sheeting and solvent-resistant masking tape.
  • Environmental Controls: Implement strict dust containment to protect mechanical components and cleanroom-adjacent zones.
  • Surface Preparation: Mechanical grinding, edge/under-equipment detailing, stain decontamination, and crack/spall patching.
  • Vibration Isolation & Joint Interfacing: Cut perimeter chase lines around equipment bases and fill with flexible sealant to prevent coating fracture.
  • Coating Application: Apply primer, base coat, and polyurethane topcoat layers according to manufacturer specifications.
  • Post-Application & Cleanup: Remove protective materials after curing and dispose of all chemical, dust, and installation waste.

Technical Requirements

  • System Type: High-build, 100% solids, low-VOC/solvent-free industrial epoxy floor system.
  • Thickness: 1–2 mm (high-build) or 2–3 mm (self-levelling), adjusted to facility mechanical load requirements.
  • Primer: Low-viscosity, moisture-tolerant epoxy applied at manufacturer-recommended rates to seal substrate and prevent outgassing.
  • Base Coat: Self-levelling or high-build epoxy applied via notched squeegees and hand-trowels, with spike shoes for tight clearances.
  • Topcoat: Chemical-resistant polyurethane finish; anti-slip aggregate broadcast if wet washdowns are routine.
  • Surface Profile: Achieve Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) 2–3 using planetary diamond grinders paired with HEPA-filtered vacuums.
  • Compliance & Documentation: Valid CIDB registration (Grade 01 GB or higher), completed SBD4 declaration, Central Supplier Database (CSD) registration, three traceable reference letters (≤36 months), and manufacturer data sheets for the proposed epoxy system.
  • Evaluation Model: 80/20 weighted scoring (80% price, 20% socio-economic preference per Preferential Procurement Framework Act).

Skills & Qualifications Requirements

  • Proven experience installing industrial epoxy flooring in pharmaceutical, biological, or utility environments.
  • Proficiency in precision concrete grinding, dust containment protocols, and surface profiling to CSP standards.
  • Expertise in vibration isolation techniques, including perimeter chasing and elastomeric joint sealing.
  • Ability to operate safely in restricted clearances around sensitive machinery without causing damage or cross-contamination.
  • Familiarity with South African construction grading, BBBEE certification verification, and standard bid documentation (SBD forms).

Specialised Terms & Clarifications

  • Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) 2–3: An industry-standard metric measuring concrete roughness; this range ensures optimal mechanical bonding for epoxy coatings without excessive material consumption.
  • Elastomeric Sealing: Use of flexible, stretchable polyurethane or polymer sealants at equipment interfaces to absorb operational vibrations and prevent rigid floor coatings from fracturing.
  • HEPA Filtration: High-Efficiency Particulate Air systems used during grinding to capture microscopic dust particles, critical in biological/pharmaceutical facilities to prevent airborne contamination.
  • 80/20 Preference System: A South African public procurement scoring model allocating 80% of evaluation points to competitive pricing and 20% to socio-economic transformation goals (e.g., black/women ownership, disability status), verified through valid BBBEE certificates and official declarations.
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