Tender for the provision of a security radio system and equipment for 60 months on a rental basis. Electronic submission required by 29 July 2026, 23:55. Bids must remain open for 90 days. Key requirements include a site survey, risk assessment, system design (analogue/digital), supply and installation of new equipment, portable radio handsets with specific features, base stations, accessories, and a 60-month contract with a **** operational availability. A mandatory SLA includes guaranteed response and resolution times, with penalties for non-performance. Training for security officers and system administrators is required. Bidders must comply with ICASA licensing and spectrum regulations. The contract duration is a minimum of 60 months. The DBSA reserves the right to enforce penalties, recover costs, and terminate the contract for material breach.
The closing date for bid submissions is 29 July 2026, with a closing time of 23:55 midnight. Written requests for the OneDrive submission link will be considered up to and including 29 July 2026 at 16:00.
Monthly charges shall apply for the duration of the agreement. Prices remain fixed for the contract period unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Portable radio handsets come with a 12-month warranty. Accessories have a 24-month warranty.
Bids will be evaluated based on price and specific goals, specifically B-BBEE status level of contributor, using the 80/20 preference point system.
Bidders must be able to provide a fully compliant, suitably qualified, and professional security radio communication solution. They must obtain the radio frequency license and comply with all relevant South African acts and standards.
Failure to meet SLA commitments shall trigger penalties. The organization DBSA reserves the right to enforce penalties for nonperformance.
Any complaint about the RFQ or tendering process must be submitted in writing, by email, immediately upon the cause of the complaint arising or becoming known to the bidder, to tenders@dbsa. org.
Failure to adhere to prequalifying criteria, non-submission of compulsory documents, late bids, and contravening anti-competitive conduct or corruption laws may lead to disqualification.