Appointment of a service provider to moderate developed EISA instruments for registered occupational qualifications (OC: Family Law Practitioner 205 Credits)Closed

Overview

Appointment of a service provider to moderate developed EISA instruments for registered occupational qualifications (OC: Family Law Practitioner 205 Credits). The Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority (Sasseta) seeks a provider to moderate these assessment instruments. Target bidders are professionals experienced in assessment moderation for occupational qualifications, with familiarity in EISA instruments and Family Law Practitioner-related credits.

Requirements

• Provide a performance security within 30 days of contract award.
• Comply with general and special contract conditions (GCC/SCC) and maintain contractual obligations, including warranties and insurance where applicable.
• Indemnify the purchaser against third-party patent/trademark/infringement claims arising from the goods or services.
• Maintain confidentiality of contract documents and information; restrict disclosure to necessary personnel.
• Comply with anti-corruption, fraud, and competition provisions; allow for penalties, termination, or sanctions for default or restrictive practices.
• Provide tax clearance certificates and ensure tax matters are in order (as required before award).
• Adhere to dispute resolution procedures (mediation first, court thereafter) and any applicable governing law (South African law, English language contract).

How to Apply

• Submission deadline: 2 September 2026 at 15:00.
• Submission method: Not specified in metadata; refer to the bid documents (Special Conditions of Contract accompany the GCC) for exact submission channel.
• Documents to complete/submit: Specified in the bid documents/SCC (e.g., forms and pricing schedules); not listed in the provided text.
• Pre-qualifications/registrations: Tax clearance (SARS); ensure compliance with national procurement requirements; consider NIP obligations if applicable.
• Briefing session: Details not provided in the metadata; check the bid documents for briefing/mandatory status.
• Where to obtain bid documents: Government Tender Bulletin or Treasury-related portals; this is noted in the GCC (3.2) and is referenced in the attached document (2. Annexure A - GCC.pdf).