Mechanical Earthmoving in Cape Winelands Rivers
Casidra
Compulsory briefing — you must attend to bid
17 November 2026 at 00:00 · Respective project locations as indicated in the tender document
In plain English
The tender is for mechanical earthmoving and river rehabilitation in the Cape Winelands. Bidders must be able to start within 7 days of appointment and provide wet hire pricing.
Always check the official documentDescription
Casidra invites bids for the mechanical earthmoving of excess material in rivers across the Cape Winelands. The project aims to provide disaster support by clearing debris, vegetation, and sediment to restore natural water flow and repair breached berms. Key tasks include loading and hauling materials to spoil sites and rehabilitating river channels. Successful bidders must be ready to mobilize within seven days of appointment. If awarded multiple sites, work must be executed concurrently. All equipment must be provided on a wet hire basis, including operators and fuel.
Full requirements
- Must attend all three compulsory site meetings
- Capacity to mobilize resources within 7 days
- Must provide wet hire equipment including operators and fuel
Contact & how to apply
Name: Marshelle Apollis
Email: mapollis@casidra.co.za
Phone: 021-863-5000
How to apply: Interested parties must submit their applications via the official Casidra tender portal at https://tenders.casidra.co.za/tender/bid-17-2026-mechanical-earthmoving-of-excess-material-in-various-rivers-in-cape-winelands/
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