Comprehensive Employee Wellness Programme for TEDA.
City of Tshwane
In plain English
The tender document outlines the terms and conditions for a contract governed by South African law. Bidders must have their tax matters in order and provide a tax clearance certificate from SARS.
Always check the official documentDescription
The tender involves the supply of goods and services governed by South African law. It is issued by a public purchaser and requires all correspondence to be conducted in English. The contract includes provisions for the National Industrial Participation Programme. Suppliers are responsible for all relevant taxes, duties, and license fees until the goods are delivered. The supplier's total liability is capped at the contract price, excluding costs for repairing or replacing defective equipment. All official notices regarding bid acceptance will be sent via registered mail.
What you need to qualify
- Tax clearance — A valid SARS tax compliance status (PIN) showing your tax affairs are in order.
Full requirements
- Must possess a valid SARS Tax Clearance Certificate.
Contact & how to apply
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