Wiremans License for Electricians: Closing Date: 15 October 2026

RFQ 151/2026/27

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Tender Closed on: 2026-10-15 12:00

Knysna Municipality

Consulting Services, Education, Training, Mentorship and Coaching

Knysna, Western Cape

Knysna Municipality

Knysna Municipality Tenders

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Tender Summary

Objectives

The primary objective of this tender is to engage a qualified training provider to deliver a comprehensive Wireman’s License skills programme for seven (7) employees within the municipality’s electrical department. The programme aims to equip staff with the theoretical knowledge and practical competencies required to meet national electrical trade standards, occupational health and safety legislation, and internal operational requirements, culminating in formal competency certification for successful delegates.

Scope

The supplier will facilitate and deliver an English-language training course utilising a blended methodology that includes lectures, case studies, role plays, and practical competency-focused sessions. The scope encompasses full curriculum delivery, provision of all training materials and stationery, administration of assessments, and issuance of official competency certificates to qualifying delegates. Pricing must be submitted as a single unit rate per trainee, inclusive of all costs and VAT. Payment will be processed based on the actual number of participants who attend and successfully complete the training. The maximum contract value is R300,000.00, and all quotations must remain valid for ninety (90) days.

Technical Requirements

  • Delivery of structured training modules covering the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Act 85 of 1993), electrical inspection protocols, main incomers and protection systems, distribution boards and cascading, cable management and gland installations, hazardous area identification, and reporting procedures.
  • Provision of all necessary learning materials, stationery, assessment tools, and venue logistics (if not specified otherwise).
  • Mandatory submission of a certified copy of the bidder’s current SETA accreditation certificate; bids lacking this documentation will be rejected.
  • Issuance of formal competency certification to delegates who pass the required assessments.
  • Compliance with standard municipal procurement regulations, including submission of completed MBD declaration forms, a valid SARS Tax Clearance Certificate, a B-BBEE verification certificate, and proof of clearance on municipal accounts.
  • Adherence to the municipality’s General Conditions of Contract, including performance security provisions and agreed delivery timelines.

Skills Requirements

  • Demonstrated expertise in electrical engineering principles, South African wiring regulations, and industrial safety standards.
  • Proven experience in adult vocational education, competency-based training facilitation, and formal assessment administration.
  • Ability to design and deliver interactive learning methodologies, including practical simulations and case-based problem solving.
  • Strong working knowledge of OHS legislation and electrical compliance frameworks.
  • Administrative capability to maintain accurate delegate records, compile assessment portfolios, and issue official certifications.
  • Valid accreditation from a Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) to legally deliver recognised skills programmes.

Explanation of Unusual or Complicated Terms

SETA Accreditation Certificate: Official proof that the training provider is registered and approved by a Sector Education and Training Authority to deliver nationally recognised skills programmes. This ensures the training meets quality benchmarks and qualifies learners for formal industry certification.

80/20 or 90/10 Preference Point System: A public procurement evaluation framework where 80 or 90 points are allocated to price competitiveness, and the remaining 20 or 10 points are awarded for specific socio-economic goals, primarily B-BBEE status levels. The applicable system depends on contract value thresholds, with lower prices typically scoring higher under the 80/20 model.

MBD Forms: Standardised Municipal Bid Documentation forms used to declare compliance with tax obligations, conflict of interest, past supply chain misconduct, independent bidding practices, and municipal debt clearance. These ensure transparency, legal compliance, and risk mitigation in public procurement processes.

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