Outsourcing for Health Care Risk Waste Management.
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER M.L CLAASSEN
In plain English
The tender is for the transportation and disposal of healthcare risk waste (HCRW) including compliance checks on vehicles and facilities. Bidders must progress to Phase 2 and comply with functionality requirements.
Always check the official documentDescription
This tender is for the provision of Health Care Risk Waste (HCRW) services. The work includes the collection, transport, and disposal of medical waste. Bidders must undergo a site inspection where their premises and operations will be assessed and photographed. Key deliverables include the supply of compliant HCRW consumables and the use of authorized incineration and landfill facilities. Bidders must meet a functionality threshold of 70% to remain in the evaluation process.
What you need to qualify
- Other registration — An industry registration the tender requires (e.g. PSIRA, NHBRC, a professional or trade licence).
Full requirements
- Valid HCRW transport permit and vehicle registration
- Must use SANS-compliant HCRW consumables
- Proof of compliant incineration facility access
- Proof of Class A/HH landfill registration and service agreements
- Compliance certification for waste storage facilities
Contact & how to apply
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