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This tender is for the rehabilitation and upgrade of the Villiers Sports Ground Ablution Facility. The scope of work includes refurbishment of existing toilet cubicles, replacement and repair of wash basins and urinals, upgrading of disabled access cubicles, repair of brickwork, roof structure, plastering, painting, doors, windows, ironmongery, and gutters. It also involves repair and reinstatement of water supply, sewer infrastructure, drainage systems, and electrical installations. External works include repair and improvement of paving, access walkways, and stormwater drainage systems. The project is funded by a government agency and must conform to Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) requirements regarding employment, training, and capacity building. Tenderers are required to submit details of their proposed conformance with EPWP requirements, which will be a key criterion for evaluation. The anticipated commencement date is June 2026. The contract is based on South Africa's standardized specifications for civil engineering construction (SANS ****) and other relevant SANS specifications. Health and safety compliance is paramount, with detailed requirements outlined in the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its construction regulations.
The anticipated commencement date for the contract is June 2026.
The conformity with EPWP requirements will together with contract price form the main criteria for the evaluation and adjudication of the tender.
Tenderers are required to submit details of their proposed conformance with EPWP requirements of employment, training and capacity building with their tenders.
Should the contractor remove or damage any tree marked to be preserved, a penalty of R200,00 per tree shall be payable.
The contractor shall furnish without delay such samples as may be called for by the engineer, who may reject all materials and workmanship not corresponding with the approved samples.
If the contractor fails to execute the works in accordance with the provisions of the contract the engineer may give notice in writing to the contractor to make good the failure, delay or default and should the contractor fail within seven 7 days to commence effective action to remedy the failure, delay or default then and in such case, the engineer shall without prejudice to any rights under the contract, and without invalidating the contract, be at liberty to take such work out of the contractors hands and contract with any person or persons to complete such work.