Tender News and Blog

The North Gauteng High Court ruled that the appointment of Idemia as the preferred bidder was irregular, unlawful, and invalid following concerns raised by the Auditor-General.

The Department of Transport has given an update on the printing of driving licence cards in South Africa, including the approval of a new prototype design.

The Department of Transport has been ordered to re-advertise the bid.

Transport Minister Barba Greece confirms SANRAL’s investigation into alleged irregularities by Base Major Construction-CSCEC during the R1.57 billion Masekwaspoort tender process, raising concerns over procurement integrity.

Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has confirmed that three departmental officials are facing disciplinary action following an independent investigation into a tourism monitor programme tender.

The South African Post Office says it requires reliable, secure and modern network connectivity to support services.

Minister of Defence, Angie Motshekga’s written reply on a DA question on the SANDF’s new personnel carrier tender confirms that a multi-billion-rand defence procurement is being handled in a way that is unfair, risky and careless with both public money and soldiers’ safety.

What’s in City Press 28 December.

2025 has been an eventful year for South Africa’s medical oxygen sector. Following the collapse of the previous national oxygen plant tender – a process dogged by allegations of fraud, inflated costs and irregular procurement – the country relaunched the programme under far stricter oversight.

ABO’s two fully permitted solar projects in the Free State, represented by Red Rocket, awarded under REIPPPP Bid Window 7. Two utility scale solar