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Tender Bulletin for Limpopo No 27 of 01-October-2010 ` TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11 01 OCTOBER 2010 This document is also available on the internet on the following website: www.limtreasury.gov.za Provincial Supply Chain Management Office LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. 1. REPORTING FRAUDULENT AND CORRUPT ACTIVITIES…………………………………... 3 2. INSTRUCTIONS………………………………………………………………………………….. 4 3. BID INVITATIONS FOR SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND DISPOSALS……………………………. 5 -11 4. BID INVITATIONS CANCELLED ……………………………………………………………… 12 5. SPECIAL NOTICES………………………………………………………………………………. 12 -14 ANNEXURE 1: ADDRESS LIST AND CONTACT DETAILS: PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENTS……. 15 ANNEXURE 2: ADDRESS LIST AND CONTACT DETAILS: PUBLIC ENTITIES………………….... 16 ANNEXURE 3: ADDRESS LIST AND CONTACT DETAILS: PROVINCIAL TREASURY TENDER ADVICE CENTRES …………………………………………………………………. 17 ANNEXURE 4: ADDRESS LIST AND CONTACT DETAILS: SATELLITE OFFICES ……………….. 18 NOT FOR SALE Page 2 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 REPORT FRAUDULENT & CORRUPT ACTIVITIES ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT SYSTEM _____________________ National Anti-Corruption @ 0800 701 701 Security and Investigating Services – Limpopo Provincial Treasury @ 015 298 7196 NOT FOR SALE Page 3 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 INSTRUCTIONS 1. Bidders are advised to read the entire tender bulletin. 2. Tenders for procurement of supplies, services and disposals are categorised as follows: SUPPLIES SERVICES . Accommodation, leasing of . Building . Audio visual equipment . Civil . Building material . Electrical . Chemicals: Agricultural/Forestry/ . Functional (including cleaning-, . Laboratory/Water Care . and security services) . Clothing/Textiles . General . Computer equipment . Maintenance of electrical, . Computer software mechanical . Electrical equipment . equipment and plumbing . Electronic equipment . Mechanical . Furniture . Professional . General . Repair and maintenance of vehicles . Medical . Transport . Office equipment: Labour-saving devices . Perishable provisions DISPOSALS . Stationary/printing . Clothing and textiles . Steel . Furniture . Timber . General . Vehicle (all types) . Scrap metal . Workshop equipment . Vehicles 3. Bid documents are generally available in English only. 4. The address where a bid document is available from and where it must be submitted to may differ. 5. The addresses at which bid documents may be obtained and to which tenders must be posted, appear in Annexure 1. 6. The address list of various Supply Chain Management Advice Centres at which bid documents and tender bulletins may also be obtained, appear in Annexure 2; and 7. The address list of Supply Chain Management satellite offices at which tender bulletins may also be obtained, appear in Annexure 4. NOT FOR SALE Page 4 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 3. BID INVITATIONS FOR SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND DISPOSALS BID NO. DESCRIPTION OF CONTACT BID DUE AT BID POST OR SERVICE OR SUPPLIES DETAILS DOCUMENT 11H00 DOCUMENTS DELIVER PRICE OBTAINABLE BIDS TO (NON- FROM REFUNDABLE) See Annexure 1 & 2, Page 16-17 SUPPLIES SERVICES EDDP Refurbishment of Existing school Ms. T. M Magoai R 200 - 00 01/11/2010 104 104 543 furniture @ 015 290 7605 Ms. V.M. Nchabeleng @ 015 290 7785 Mr. S. Makondo Department of Education @ 015 290 7716 PUDP Supply and Delivery of six graders Mr. K. Sebande R 70 - 00 18/10/2010 105 105 533 @ 015 295 1296 Mr. B Maisela Department of Road & Transport @ 015 294 8272 HEDP-PF Construction of EMS unit at WF Mr. Sean Collins R 300 - 00 01/11/2010 103 103 016/10 Knobel Hospital @ 015 297 1962 076 577 1011 Period:01 December 2010 to Fax:015 297 1963 31 May 2011 E-mail: CIDB grading:4GB or Higher [email protected] No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of a new Clinic and Mr. M .S Mabunda R 300 - 00 08 /11/2010 103 103 039/09 Housing at Midironi @ 082 876 0421 Period:01 December 2010 to E-mail: 30 November 2011 [email protected] CIDB grading:5GB m No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of a new Clinic and Mr. M. S Mabunda R 300 - 00 08 /11/2010 103 103 045/09 Staff Housing at Sterkstroom @ 082 876 0421 Period:01 December 2010 to E-mail: 30 November 2011 [email protected] CIDB grading:5GB m NOT FOR SALE Page 5 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of New Insectaria at Mr. M. S. Mabunda R 300 - 00 01 /11/2010 103 103 071/10 Tzaneen Malaria Control Centre @ 082 876 0421 E-mail: Period:01 December 2010 to [email protected] 31 July 2011 m CIDB Grading: 4GB No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Upgrading of MV Electrical Mr. Sean Collins R 300 - 00 01/11/2010 103 103 094/10 Installation at Mankweng Hospital, @ 015 297 1962 Capricon District, Limpopo 076 577 1011 Province Fax:015 297 1963 E-mail: Period: 01 December 2010 to [email protected] 15 February 2011 CIDB Grading:4ME or Higher No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of New Malaria Mr. Sean Collins R 300 - 00 01/11/2010 103 103 105/10 Camp for Waterberg Team at @ 015 297 1962 Witpoort Hospital, Waterberg 076 577 1011 District, Limpopo Province Fax:015 297 1963 E-mail: Period: 01 December 2010 to [email protected] 30 November 2011 CIDB Grading:6 GB or Higher No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of New Malaria Mr. Sean Collins R 300 - 00 01/11/2010 103 103 106/10 Camp for Waterpoort Team at @ 015 297 1962 Mudimeli Clinic, Vhembe District, 076 577 1011 Limpopo Province Fax:015 297 1963 E-mail: Period: 01 December 2010 to [email protected] 30 November 2011 CIDB Grading: 4 GB or Higher No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social NOT FOR SALE Page 6 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 Development HEDP-PF Construction of a New Staff Mr. S. Mabunda R 300 - 00 01/11/2010 103 103 109/10 Housing at Shigalo Clinic @ 082 876 0421 E-mail: Period:01 December 2010 to [email protected] 31 July 2011 m CIDB Grading:5GB No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of New Medium Ms. Vamile Mayimele R 300 - 00 08/11/2010 103 103 110/10 Clinic at Bela-bela, Waterberg @ 015 293 6258 District. E-mail: [email protected] Period: 01 December 2010 to 30 September 2011 CIDB Grading:6GB No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Health and Social Development ACDP Security services at Head office Mr. M.F. Phosa R 70 - 00 05/11/2010 111 111 10/38 Limpopo Agriculture @ 015 294 3191 Period: 01 March 2011 to Mr. KP Mabunda 28 February 2014 @ 015 294 5412 No Site Inspection Meeting Department of Agriculture ACDP Rendering of Security Services at Mr. M.F. Phosa R 70 - 00 11/11/2010 111 111 10/39 Mara Research Station, Musina @ 015 294 3191 Municipality Offices and Madzivhandila Agricultural College Mr. K.P. Mabunda @ 015 294 5412 Period:01 March 2011 to 28 February 2014 COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION Date: 21 October 2010 Venue: Department of Agriculture Boardroom, Makwarela Government Building Time: 10H00 Department of Agriculture ACDP Security Services at Elias Mr. M.F. Phosa R 70 - 00 02/11/2010 111 111 10/40 Motsoaledi Municipality, Tubatse @ 015 294 3191 Municipality offices, Sempururu Service Centre and Maklerekeng Mr. K.P Mabunda NOT FOR SALE Page 7 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 Service Centre @ 015 294 5412 Period: 01 March 2011 to 28 February 2014 COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION Date:15 October 2010 Venue: Sekhukhune District Office, Department of Agriculture in Lebowakgomo next to testing ground (Ga-Mamaolo) Time: 10H00 Department of Agriculture ACDP Ramoshoana indigenous free Mr. H. Dlamini R 300 - 00 18/11/2010 111 111 10/41 range chicken and egg packing @ 015 632 5524 station project-Aganang Local Municipality area Mr. A .Tungwarara @ 013 752 6416 CIDB Grading:5CE or 5GB COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION Date:26 October 2010 Venue: Limpopo Department of Agriculture, Aganang Municipality offices Boardroom in Seshego where a site visit will take place Time: 10H00 Department of Agriculture ACDP 2 X 40 000 Capacity Mr. Motebejane R 300 - 00 29/10/2010 111 111 10/42 Environmentally controlled Poultry @ 015 812 3210 projects in Mopani District Sebola farm: Tzaneen LM and Rexile Mr. A. Tungwarara Pfuka farm: Giyani LM @ 013 752 6416 CIDB Grading:6CE or 6GB COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION Date:15 October 2010 Venue: Limpopo Department of Agriculture, 2nd floor Boardroom, Old NOT FOR SALE Page 8 LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL TENDER BULLETIN NO. 27/2010/11, 01 OCTOBER 2010 Parliament Building in Giyani from where a site visit will take place Time: 10H00 Department of Agriculture ACDP Installation of 4.5HA Drip Irrigation Me. N. Makhanani R 300 - 00 21/10/2010 111 111 09/75 and erection of net house for @ 015 812 2851 Nelson Mabuza Irrigation scheme In greater Tzaneen Local Mr. De Waal Municipality of Mopani District @ 015 296 1138 CIDB Grading:3CE COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION Date:13 October 2010 Venue: Department of Agriculture, 3rd floor next to Letaba Boulevard Building (office No. 19, 3rd floor next to OK/ Checkers from where a site visit will take place Time: 10H00 Department of Agriculture HEDP-PF Construction of Reamogetswe Mr. Sibongile R300-00 01/11/2010 103 103 SOC- Community Rehabilitation Centre Mabutho 029/10 @ 015 291 4987 CIBD Grading 6GBPE or & GB 082 927 1235/ or Higher 071 506 5401 Period: Eight (8) months E-mail: Compulsory Briefing session [email protected] Date:12 October 2010 Venue: On site:No.281 Ngoatle Street, Bela Bela Time: 14:00 Department of Health and Social Development HEDP-PF Construction of a drop-in Centre at Mr.
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