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Erratum: Appointment of a Service Provider To Supply And Deliver Once Off The Preservation and Conservation Services Specialized Stationery And Consumables.
Supply and delivery of preservation and conservation stationery and consumables Binding covers ( A4 and A5 sizes, various page counts and colors), Black plastic sheeting ( 150um and 150mic), White PVC sheeting, Polythene roll, Acid- free papers ( various sizes, weights, and types including archival photokraft, spider tissue, conservation paper, unbuffered interleaving sheets, buffered bristol board, kozogami tsuru, mulberry paper, sekishu natural, kitakata, kizukishi, tosa tengujo, hosokawa ohban, tokai maize, malgray chipboard, white cartridge paper, kraft paper), Binding cloth ( Oxford library buckram, colora book cloth, coarse mull), Cotton tape, Smoke latex sponge, Cotton gloves, Adhesive, tape and glue ( methyl cellulose, document repair tape, primo adhesive glue paste, primo adhesive, strong double- sided tape, evacon glue), Conservation leather dressing, Cellugel leather consolidant, Pure wheat starch paste powder, Tools ( metal book ends, paper drill bits, pliers, hammer, screwdrivers, bone folders, t
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The National Library of South Africa (NLSA) is seeking experienced service providers for the once-off supply and delivery of preservation and conservation stationery and consumables. Bids must be submitted by 12 March 2026, 11:00. Bid documents are available on the NLSA website. A compulsory briefing session is scheduled. The NLSA reserves the right not to accept the lowest proposal and may appoint one or more bidders. Evaluation will be in two stages: technical (minimum 70 points required) and price. The contract is for a once-off delivery within 90 days. No upfront payment will be made.
The appointed service provider shall provide a written undertaking confirming that the above quantities will be delivered within 90 days.
No upfront payment will be done by NLSA.
Responsive bids will be adjudicated by the state on the 80/20 preference point system.
Bidders are expected to obtain a minimum of seventy 70 points out of one hundred 100 points available to proceed to the next evaluation stage.
Failure to obtain the prescribed points will automatically disqualify the bidder from proceeding to the next evaluation stage.