Drainage works: South Africa tenders, rfq bids, opportunities and procurement 2024


Total: 43
20 mar
Tenders are hereby invited for the following: Property Entrance Storm Water System. The objective of the works is to provide a solution to the flooding that occurs on the road to the main entrance, at the Zuikerbosch Pumping Station (Fig1). The successful contractor will be required to upgrade the existing storm water system. The works shall entail the following: A) Remove the existing steel pipe (260m) and replace it with a concrete pipe of 150mm diameter, to a length of 190m. B) Demolish (5) existing masonry manholes. - 1 Type A Manhole; - 4 Type B Manholes. C) Rebuild (5) masonry manholes. - 1 Type A Manhole; - 2 Type B Manholes. D) Build 1 masonry outlet structure at the end of the newly installed pipe. E) Demolish and Rebuild 1 masonry inlet structure. F) Construction of a trapezoidal channel (120m) beginning at the outlet structure mentioned. G) Construct concrete slabs of (18m x 17m x 250mm) & (13m x 25m x 250mm), with thickening beams of (0.25 x 0.25 x 18m) & (0.25 x 0.25 x 13m) respectively. These slabs will be used as the ‘Truck Exit’ and ‘Truck Entry’. - The slabs shall be reinforced with Ref 888 reinforcing mesh and shall have expansion joints. H) Rip & recompact the truck waiting area to a depth of 300mm, (total area: 36m x 65m). I) Rehabilitate the existing 337m long earth channel by grading the surface and making sure to keep to the existing slope. J) Construct a masonry drainage manhole and install a 100mm PVC drainage pipe (10m) which must cross the road and join an existing Manhole. The Manhole must be 1m x 1m with a 200mm concrete cover slab and a grid inlet. (EN) add to Favorites
Customer: ONLINE TENDERS

Number: 101642188

Country: South Africa

Source: ONLINE TENDERS

27 feb
Rand Water Foundation (RWF) invites tenders for the following: Supply, deliver and install the following at Lethabo Site Offices: Scope: Supply all labour, material and equipment to install the Lethabo Pump Station Site Offices as detailed in the scope of work: - Phase 1: Preparation of the ground for placement of the porter camp, - Phase 2: Supply, delivery, and installation of porter Camp as per the drawing, - Phase 3: Supply, deliver and install office and kitchen furniture, - Phase 4: Connection to the site services (Electrical, potable water, and wastewater), - Phase 5: Supply, delivery, and assembling of office and kitchen furniture, - Phase 6: Paved Apron and Brick-up bottom of the porter camp to prevent sheltering of wildlife i.e. snakes, squirrels, and meerkats, - Phase 7: Covered and paved Carports. The porter camp offices and other buildings to be fully constructed with 3 set of keys for all locks and fitted with 2 off 48000 BTU inverter Split unit Air conditioner and accessories listed as part of the items. Supply, deliver and Install Porter Camp Offices: 11m long x 6m Wide with integrated Kitchenette: • Preparation of the ground/platform to position the porter camp, • The office space must have weather insulated painted walls, floor tiles, ceiling, doors and windows with burglar bars, and horizontal aluminum blinds, • Kitchenette to be ±2.5m long standard and ±2.5m width fitted with a wooden countertop, double sink, two drawers and two lower cupboards with shelves, Installation of the required plumbing and drainage system, • Supply, deliver and install 2 x flushing Toilets (Male & Female with labels): sewer system and plumbing to be connected to the existing sewer system. Installation of the toilets to be completed with privacy (frosted) windows and burglar bars. The toilet space must be fitted with 25L geyser, • Supply, deliver and install connection to the site electrical distribution board. Price to include fitting of 3 plug points in the kitchen, 6 plug points in the office space, lights (inside and outside all external doors) and switches, light bulbs, labour issuing of COC as per OHS act and SANS10142-1 and all the other necessary supplies. Plug point positions to be confirmed during execution of the works, • Supply, deliver and install Connection to the site services (portable water and wastewater), • Office building and toilets to be fitted with gutters, Awning over all doors and installation of a 2m paving apron all around. Supply, deliver and Install 4 x IBR roof covered and paved carports. The contractor to provide a fire extinguisher as part of the safety requirements. (EN) add to Favorites
Customer: ONLINE TENDERS

Number: 100354675

Country: South Africa

Source: ONLINE TENDERS

09 nov
Proposals are hereby invited for the following: Appointment of service providers for hydrological studies for the three clusters in the Welisizwe Rural Bridges Programme: • Cluster 1: KwaZulu Natal (17) and Eastern Cape (17); • Cluster 2: Free State (14) and North West (14); • Cluster 3: Limpopo (17) and Mpumalanga (17). The objective of the RFP is to source for a service provider who will provide technical engineering advise to the Welisizwe Bridge Programme. The service provider will conduct hydrological studies that will guide the bridge designers to provide best design scenario providing safe and cost-effective bridges for the programme. The design of gabion erosion protection works is undertaken by the Department of Defence whilst the maximum lengths of the modular bridge structures will be determined by a modular bridge supplier. The key requirements for the service provider are the following: i. Technical strength – registered hydrology professional engineers to approve the designs; ii. Professional Indemnity – the service provider must ensure that the professionally registered engineer is indemnified against liability for all work undertaken; iii. Good communication skills – the programme has stakeholders such as DPWI, NDOT, PICC TTT, SANDF and Provincial Departments of Roads and Transport that will need to be consulted. The service provider is required to ensure that services rendered will be carried out by resources having the requisite expertise in hydrological engineering, particular experience in hydrology of bridges, major drainage structures or dams is preferred. (EN) add to Favorites
Customer: ONLINE TENDERS

Number: 93930003

Country: South Africa

Source: ONLINE TENDERS

17 oct
Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd (hereinafter “Eskom”) invites you to submit a tender for the following: Provision of boiler washing, unblocking and vacuuming for a period of 36 months at Camden Power Station. Scope of works: Cleaning - vacuuming: • Evaporator bottom dead space (front and rear); • Top nose dead space; • Penthouse dead space; • Boiler house rooftop (52m level); • Explosion damper vacuuming; • Steam drum cleaning after stripping internal components; • Air heater trench vacuuming; • Air heater vacuuming; • Mill internal vacuuming; • Mill gearbox cleaning and vacuuming. Cleaning - high pressure washing: • Boiler ash hopper tubes; • Evaporator dead space (front and rear); • Full boiler Furness i.e., evaporator walls, roof tubes, super heater 3 and 4 elements superheater 1 and 2 elements; • Top nose dead space; • Economiser top and bottom bank elements; • Unblocking and high-pressure cleaning of the Economizer hopper; • High Pressure cleaning or removal of ash build-ups on boiler tubing; • Boiler washing on the ash box sealing trough; • Boiler drain and impulse lines. Air heater vacuuming and cleaning: a) Vacuum all the ash out of air heater casings and duct areas adjacent to the air heater; b) Wash the ducts and air heater casing with low pressure jet to eliminate the ash – allow water to drain by opening drainage system before washing; c) Vacuuming and cleaning of ash on the air heater crossover ducts. Pf pipes vacuuming: a) Vacuum all debris that are blocking the Pf pipes; b) Vacuuming of ash and debris inside the mill. FFP Hoppers; a) Unblocking and removing of clinkers in FFP hoppers using high pressure machine with water use of high-pressure machine only to be used if unblocking by poking has failed; b) Hoppers will only be considered unblocked if clinkers are completely removed. (not just ash flowing). Modification of the nozzle might be necessary to enable unblocking without removal of square to rounds but this will be advised once / if finalized. Vacuuming of FFP ducting: a) Removal of ash / dust from FFP ducting by vacuum cleaning; b) Removal of ash / dust from inside FFP Cells (on tube plates and ducting where bags are located). PF burners and wind box cleaning: a) Vacuuming and cleaning of ash / dust from within each wind box row. 5 rows per unit, PF/dust may be hot (>40° Celsius); b) Vacuuming /cleaning of dust from wind box damper shaft mountings on wind box rear (4 areas per set of wind box damper vanes – 40 areas per unit); c) Vacuuming of wind box roof of PF/dust. This dust may be hot (>40° Celsius) - External vacuuming; d) Vacuuming of individuals PF burners (if not catered for under PF pipes). Equipment: a) High Pressure washing machine that has a minimum output pressure of 1000 bar. b) Vacuuming truck must be supplied and operate with: i. Minimum of 1000 bars suction pressure; ii. The capacity of the collectors body tank must have minimum of 10 000L; iii. The tank must be designed to handle minimum temperature of 40° Celsius; c) Fittings and pipework to handle minimum temperature and pressure; d) Cleaning or housekeeping material. (EN) add to Favorites
Customer: ONLINE TENDERS

Number: 92666014

Country: South Africa

Source: ONLINE TENDERS

12 sep
BVi Consulting Engineers Western Cape (Pty) Ltd, as the Professional Engineering Service Provider appointed by the South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL), hereby invites experienced entities with professional staff, who operate within the Chris Hani District Municipality area, to apply for the contracted position of Social Facilitator for the provision of Social Facilitation services during the design and construction stages of the following: Consulting engineering services for the upgrade on national route R410 section 1 (KM 0.0 to KM 37.74) to section 2 (KM 0.0 to KM 3.0) from the R392/R410 T-junction to Lady Frere. The intention of the appointment of the Social Facilitator is primarily to provide social facilitation services during the design and construction stages. They must ensure sharing of project information with all interested and affected groups and the engagement of local communities, traditional authorities and government departments on this national road upgrade project within the Enoch Mgijima and Emalahleni Local Municipalities located in the Chris Hani District Municipality area. They shall identify community needs pertaining to the project and manage stakeholder expectations. They must be familiar with the local social dynamics, language, and culture. Excellent communication and people skills would be beneficial. The major aspects of the project include increasing the road capacity, including widening the existing cross section, improve the road alignments and current design speed, widen existing structures, improve existing drainage, pedestrian facilities and provision for non-motorised transport. All works will be constructed to SANRAL’s standards. (EN) add to Favorites
Customer: ONLINE TENDERS

Number: 90841831

Country: South Africa

Source: ONLINE TENDERS