Management of Stipend Payments for Tourism Monitors.
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The Department is seeking a service provider to facilitate payment of stipends to Tourism Monitors for two months. Bidders must submit a clear fee breakdown and demonstrate the ability to handle bulk electronic transfers and secure beneficiary data.
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The Department of Tourism is seeking a service provider to manage the payment of stipends to 75 Tourism Monitors across nine provinces. The project duration is two months. The service provider must handle bulk electronic transfers, ensure data security through encryption and fraud detection, and provide customer support for failed transactions. Key deliverables include distributing and verifying EPWP registers, maintaining a dedicated project bank account, and completing payments within 48 hours of receiving funds. The provider must also submit payment schedules, evidence of payments, and a final project report. Any interest earned on the project account must be returned to the Department.
Full requirements
- Must demonstrate capacity for bulk electronic transfers
- Must have documented data security protocols including encryption and audit trails
Contact & how to apply
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