Waste Management Services for SA Army Training Centre.
CAPTAIN MMANTWA MMEKWA
In plain English
Waste management services for the SA Army Combat Training Centre. Bidders must comply with environmental and safety regulations.
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The Department of Defence requires waste collection and disposal services for the SA Army Combat Training Centre. The contract runs from 01 November 2026 to 31 December 2026. The contractor must collect waste, prevent environmental contamination, and ensure disposal occurs only at authorized, licensed facilities. Key deliverables include maintaining accurate waste records and providing proof of disposal, such as weighbridge tickets, to the Environmental Manager. Personnel must be trained, medically fit, and equipped with proper safety gear while following all security and access protocols at the military facility.
What you need to qualify
- Other registration — An industry registration the tender requires (e.g. PSIRA, NHBRC, a professional or trade licence).
Full requirements
- Proof of access to authorized and licensed waste disposal facilities
- Must comply with national environmental and waste management legislation
- Must comply with occupational health and safety regulations
- Must adhere to military security and site access control protocols
Contact & how to apply
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