Panel of Four (04) Service Providers for the Transportation Services for KSDLM for a Period of Two(02) Years, as and when Needed
Tender Summary:
SCM:008/2021/22
See details below or the tender documentation
Tender Closed on: 2021-09-02 12:00
| Tender Number: | SCM:008/2021/22 |
| Department: | King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality |
| Tender Type: | Request for Bid(Open-Tender) |
| Province: | Eastern Cape |
| Date Published: | Friday, 30 July 2021 |
| Closing Date: | Thursday, 02 September 2021 - 12:00 |
| Place where goods, works or services are required: | CNR Owen & Sutherland Street, Munitata Building - Mthatha - Mthatha - 5099 |
| Special Conditions: | NONE |
| ENQUIRIES: | |
| Contact Person: | MS PILANI |
| Email: | [email protected] |
| Telephone number: | 047-501-4373 |
| FAX Number: | N/A |
| BRIEFING SESSION: | |
| Is there a briefing session?: NO | Is it compulsory? NO |
| Briefing Date and Time: | |
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Tender Documents
Transport News
Sales of Chinese vehicles jumped 89% in the first half of 2025 – AutoTrader
New vehicle sales of Chinese brand names have actually skyrocketed and lorry trading business AutoTrader’s newest Mid-Year Report reveals that sales of Chinese brands increased by 89% in the very first half of this year, led by BYD, which increased by 637%; Omoda, up by 99%; and Jaecoo, which increased 168%. The very same patterns appear in the used car market, the business says.
AfDB to scale PET asphalt concrete solution to lessen African road maintenance backlogs
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has signed a letter of intent with three companies to advance cooperation in the deployment of innovative, climate-resilient road maintenance in Africa. The agreement was signed with a consortium comprising the Shimizu Corporation, Kao Corporation and Nippon Road, on the sidelines of the ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development, in Yokohama, Japan, on August 21.
Steenhuisen lauds Agbiz, Agri SA for strengthening rural road networks
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has actually lauded the efforts of market bodies Agri SA and the Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa (Agbiz) to enhance vital agricultural transportation routes in the Free State. Agri SA and Agbiz have actually been piloting a job in the province, together with the departments of Public Works and Infrastructure and Transport to address the crucial state of South Africa’s rural roadway network.
Mann + Hummel opens Gauteng factory – its first in Africa
Filtration solutions producer Mann + Hummel has actually opened its very first factory in Africa, in Kempton Park, Gauteng. “This is a brand-new chapter for Mann + Hummel South Africa, which started here in a small office in 2016. This state-of-the-art production center will not just serve South Africa and the Southern African Development Community, but also the sub-Saharan Africa region,” said Mann + Hummel vehicle aftermarket president and GM Cedric Dackam.
C-BRTA welcomes reopening of Grobler’s Bridge and Stockpoort ports of entry
The Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA) welcomes the announcement by the Border Management Authority (BMA) that operations have actually resumed at the Grobler’s Bridge and Stockpoort ports of entry. C-BRTA CEO Lwazi Mboyi welcomes the statement by the BMA, as it will relieve traffic circulations along corridors to alternative ports that had actually been identified during the closure of Grobler’s Bridge and Stockpoort ports of entry.
AECI to dispose of ImproChem Public Water division, finalises Much Asphalt sale
JSE-listed chemicals group AECI will get rid of its wholly-owned water and process solutions subsidiary ImproChem Public Water service to a South African majority black-owned special purpose lorry, with water treatment speciality chemicals company Nsukutech as the managing investor and Junaco, integrated in Tanzania, as the minority shareholder. It has likewise effectively concluded the divestment of Much Asphalt. This disposal closed in line with the previously directed purchase factor to consider of R1.1-billion. The purchase consideration has been moved to AECI and will be utilized in line with AECI’s capital allocation structure, it says.
Bakwena toll route to launch contactless payments by end of the year
The Bakwena Platinum Corridor Concessionaire has actually revealed the fourth quarter of this year as the revised launch date for contactless payments along the Bakwena N1/N4 route. The new payment approaches provide improved security by allowing real-time payments while roadway users keep ownership of their cards throughout deals.
UNTU to ballot members after Transnet wage meeting ends without agreement
Labour union the United National Transport Union (UNTU) will ballot its members after a conciliation procedure to resolve a conflict between it and State-owned transport firm Transnet ended without contract on April 14. The last offer of a 6% boost in the second and first years and 5.5% in the 3rd year occurred within the context of a helped with and transparent wage negotiation procedure, and in acknowledgment that job security is vital for employee wellness and Transnet’s long-lasting sustainability, the State-owned entity said.
First phase of Sanral’s E Cape Intelligent Transport System project should be ready in June
The South African National Road Agency Limited (Sanral) has actually issued an upgrade on its Eastern Cape Intelligent Transport System (ITS) job. This is the very first such project in the province. The ITS will keep drivers informed of road travel conditions on the national roadways, in genuine time. “The innovation that is utilized on ITS enables us to respond quickly to occurrences on our nationwide roadways,” stated Sanral Eastern Cape provincial head Mbulelo Peterson. “Working together with police officials, the technology likewise helps us to further enhance and improve communication throughout cases of emergency situations on our roads. The ITS task will likewise assist to keep an eye on vandalism on Sanral’s R75 and N2 national roads in Gqeberha, as well as to respond to safety-related problems on the roadway network. The very first phase of the project is anticipated to be finished by June this year.”
Lack of road safety a significant burden on South Africa’s economy
South Africa has a few of the most unsafe roadways worldwide and the estimated expense of road accidents a year is about R164-billion, or about 3.4% of the nation’s GDP. The disturbance of supply chains and the motion of items and individuals affects the wider economy, increasing the expenses of logistics and for consumer products, presenting hold-ups and including threats, and decreasing its financial investment attractiveness, civil and facilities engineering company Zutari transportation economic expert Carole Mtizi stated on April 17.