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Entering the public water sector market
The document outlines the structure of South Africa's public water sector, which spent R 41.5 billion on infrastructure procurement in the 2019/2020 financial year. It details the roles of entities like the Department of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation (DHSWS) and Water Services Authorities (WSAs), and explains the predominantly used design-bid-build procurement model. The guide provides a comprehensive breakdown of bidding requirements, including B-BBEE compliance and the necessity of registering on the Central Supplier Database. It also highlights the importance of strategic partnerships to overcome bidding barriers and lists available platforms for trialling innovative water technologies.
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Document type: Guide