Digital Trade Corridor Platform and Pre-Arrival Data Services.
Leanne Ross
In plain English
Interfront is seeking information on existing Digital Trade Corridor platforms and third-party pre-arrival data services for customs processes. Eligible bidders must have an operational platform and provide references from entities using the platform.
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Interfront is conducting market research for a Digital Trade Corridor platform. The project aims to improve customs pre-arrival and pre-clearance processes by integrating supply-chain data and documents. Key deliverables include providing information on existing platforms that support risk assessment and frictionless trade. Selected participants may be invited to a three to six-month Proof of Concept for testing and configuration. This is a research exercise and not a formal procurement contract.
Full requirements
- Must possess an active, commercially deployed Digital Trade Corridor platform.
Contact & how to apply
Name: Leanne Ross
Email: procurement@interfront.co.za
Phone: 021-840-3400
How to apply: Submit your response via email to procurement@interfront.co.za or upload it to the National Treasury e-Tender portal by 17 September 2026 at 11:00 am.
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