The launch of new smart driverâs licence cards in SA has been further delayed after the auditor-general found several irregularities in the tender process.
South Africa’s biometric driver’s license tender process no good, AG finds | Biometric Update
A contract held by Idemia Smart Identity to supply machines for printing South Africaâs biometric driverâs licenses is in limbo.
‘The best in this field’: French firm defends its win of controversial driving licence tender | Business
A French multinational firm has defended its selection for a big South African driving licence printing machine tender. This is despite a newly shared Auditor General report that found evidence of brazen disregard for procurement processes in the deal.
Minister issues tender for 12-month temporary lottery licence
Critics say this favours Ithuba, the current operator
DoT block licence machine tender after AG identified irregularities
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy takes decisive action to block a controversial driving licence machine tender after the Auditor-General uncovers serious irregularities in the procurement process.
Another IDEMIA contract with SA govt to be blocked
The Auditor-Generalâs audit of the Driving Licence Card Accountâs supply chain management processes revealed irregularities in the tender evaluation.
Current license printer must be maintained while Gov sorts out tender debacle – Hypertext
The AGSA’s audit of the tender process for a license printer found it was riddled with problems.
Transport dept working on interim measures as minister blocks tender for new driving licence card machine
Outa reveals irregularities in ‘corrupt tender’ with ballooning costs
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Dodgy driving licence deal: Creecy turns to court as AG flags irregular tender | Business
The Auditor General found the selection of a French multinational firm for a more than R480 million driver’s licence printing machine tender was irregular. The Department of Transport is planning to make a high court application to find a way forward.