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Information to Tenderers. As a National Key Point, the Sentech Tower will have to remain operational throughout the time that rehabilitation work is taking place and therefore security is a high value. All contractor’s staff working on the site will therefore have to be given security clearance before commencing work on site. The contractor will need to ensure that access can be provided for Sentech personnel who may need to attend to active equipment on the tower at any time of day or night. The tower is more than 50 years old and therefore has Heritage value to South Africa. It is therefore essential that the elevations of the restored tower are as close as possible to the appearance of the original. Safety must be given high priority. All health and safety risks, particularly those that will be encountered when working at the heights that the tower offers, must be fully assessed and vetted prior to the contractor starting on site. A registered OH&S agent will regularly monitor and audit the contractor’s compliance with the agreed safety procedures.
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Information to Tenderers. 3.8.1.Sentech is seeking the best practical and cost effective solution to meet its overall needs. Should Tenderers feel they have alternative, and better (e.g. standards based) solutions, or additional services, they are invited to offer such solutions as additional information that will not be considered as part of this evaluation. Differences and advantages must be clearly indicated. All alternative and any additional service offer should be priced separately.
Information to Tenderers. Upon respective written requests made by the tenderers, XXXX will inform all rejected tenderers of the reasons for their rejection and all tenderers submitting an admissible tender of the characteristics and relative advantages of the tenders selected for the contract award and the name of the successful tenderers. However, certain information may be withheld where its release would impede law enforcement or otherwise be contrary to the public interest, or would prejudice the legitimate commercial interests of economic operators, public or private, or might prejudice fair competition between them.
Information to Tenderers. 3.1.1. SENTECH may require a detailed breakdown of the costing.
Information to Tenderers. 3.2.1. Location Of The Works The site includes an access road leading to a fenced compound enclosing the mast structure and transmitter building. There is a temporary mast with TV antennae which has been erected to provide a temporary solution while SENTECH implements a permanent solution. The site is situated in a remote area with little human activity. Access is mainly required for external persons who conduct scheduled maintenance on the mast. The site is located at Van Riebeeck Street, Springbok, 8240 (28°36’38”S 16°29’54”E). The site is easily accessible. The access to the site with restrictions will be discussed at the compulsory site inspection. The following figure shows the Alexander Bay mast/tower precinct. Google earth overview with coordinates. (28°36’38”S 16°29’54”E)
Information to Tenderers. Sentech is seeking the best practical and cost effective solution to meet its overall logistical / courier requirements. Should Tenderers feel they have alternative, and better solution, they are invited to additionally offer such solution. Differences and advantages must be clearly indicated

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