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Supply for Crane Repair

National - Environment, Forestry and FisheriesWestern CapeQuotationSupplies & goods
Open for bids

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CIDB grading Not required
Functionality minimum None foundCheck the evaluation criteria in the document.
Preference point system 80/20the applicable preference point system for this tender is the 80/20 preference point system. · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 8
Specific goals (preference points) Check the documentThe goals table couldn't be read reliably, so it isn't shown.
Must-haves found in the documents
  • Proof attached (completed by DFFE) · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 2
  • SBD4 form completion · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 1
  • Declaration about employment by the state · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 5
  • Declaration about interests in other enterprises · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 6
  • No collusion with competitors · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 6
  • No disclosure of bid terms to competitors · DFFE RFQ 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026, page 6

Key dates

Closes
Wednesday 21 October 2026, 11:00 ()
Briefing
None listed
Published
7 October 2026
Bid valid for
8 days
Submission
As set out in the tender document
Tender number
DFFE 220 CRANE REPAIR 2026

Special conditions

N/A

Official documents

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