8GB tenders
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Completion of Mathibestad CHC Construction.
The Independent Development Trust, on behalf of the Department of Health, seeks contractors to complete the Mathibestad Community Health Centre in North West Province. The project includes building and renovation work, requiring a CIDB grading of 8GB or higher and relevant experience in similar projects. Qualified professionals, such as a Construction Manager and a Health and Safety Officer, are needed. The tender uses a 90/10 preference point system. A compulsory site briefing is on 02 October 2026, with submissions due by 30 October 2026.
Koster Hospital Upgrades - Phase One
The Department of Health in the North West Province invites contractors to bid for the Phase One upgrades of Koster Hospital. The project involves building construction and renovations located in the Kgetlengrivier Local Municipality. Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience in similar projects completed within the last ten years. The project requires a minimum CIDB grading of 8GB. Key deliverables include the completion of all items in the Bill of Quantities. The tender follows a 90/10 preference point system. A compulsory site briefing will be held on 05 October 2026 at the hospital site. All work must be completed according to the specified building standards.
Construction of Dithakong High School & Hostel - Phase 2A
The Northern Cape Department of Education invites tenders for completing Phase 2A of the Dithakong High School and Hostel in Kuruman. The project includes constructing 25 classroom blocks, an administration block, a library, laboratories, nutrition facilities, and various external and mechanical installations. The contract period is 24 months, with site possession on 30 November 2026 and completion by 30 November 2028. Contractors must manage the site, including water, electricity, and security. A compulsory briefing session is on 8 October 2026. Late completion incurs a R10,000 daily penalty, and a 30% subcontracting commitment to local entities is required.
Construction of Dithakong High School & Hostel - Phase 2B
The Northern Cape Department of Education invites tenders for completing the JTG School and Hostel, Phase 2B, in Dithakong Village, Kuruman. The project includes building a cafeteria, multi-purpose hall, soccer fields, and combi-courts. The contract period is 18 months, starting 30 November 2026, with completion by 30 May 2028. A compulsory briefing session is on 8 October 2026. The project requires a 30% subcontracting quota for local entities and specific labour targets for youth, women, and persons with disabilities, following the JBCC Principal Building Agreement framework.
Construction of Dithakong High School and Hostel, Phase 3A.
The Northern Cape Department of Education seeks tenders for completing Phase 3A of Dithakong High School and Hostel in Dithakong Village. The project includes building works, electrical and mechanical installations, and site works, following the JBCC Principal Building Agreement. The construction period is 18 months, ending on 30 May 2028. It includes provisional sums for equipment, solar backup, and furniture. A compulsory site briefing is on 8 October 2026. The contractor must manage the site, ensure quality control, and appoint qualified personnel, with a 30% subcontracting commitment to local businesses.
Construction of Dithakong High School & Hostel - Phase 3B
This tender involves the completion of Phase 3B of the Dithakong School and Hostel project in the Northern Cape. Issued by the Northern Cape Department of Education, it includes constructing a hostel block, teacher houses, and a refuse area. The project duration is 18 months, with a completion target of 30 May 2028. A compulsory site briefing is on 8 October 2026. The contractor must manage site operations and ensure 30% local labour. The JBCC Principal Building Agreement applies, with penalties for delays. A 90/10 preference point system is used, favoring local businesses.