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It’s easier to spot corruption in a tender when you know how the process should unfold.
Once the government accepts a tender, it is binding to both the government and the winning tenderer.
Therefore, the person or company has to provide the goods or services in the manner agreed to and at the price offered; and the government must pay the agreed price at the agreed time.
The first step in the tender process;
A business must first ensure that it is registered on the supplier database of the relevant local, provincial or national authority – this is a requirement for tender consideration, and the government may go to these suppliers directly for smaller tenders.
It must have a bank account, and be registered with the South African Revenue Services.
To get registered, a businessperson can contact the government entity involved, which will ensure that he or she gets the right form as they may vary slightly. Forms must be accompanied by supporting documentation, such as a company registration certificate, a BEE certificate or a tax clearance certificate.
All requested information, such as the shareholders of the company, the regions in which it operates, and its previous supply chain management experience must be disclosed – but the information will remain confidential.
Once a business has registered, it is ready to bid for tenders.
Our team of experienced and trained professionals can represent you at compulsory tender briefings, ask the necessary and relevant questions and take notes for you about the briefing. For more information, please contact us today!
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