Witzenberg Local Municipality

The document announces study bursaries for 2026 (for 1 year) offered by Witzenberg Municipality to assist with registration fees at approved tertiary institutions. It specifies eligibility requirements (South African citizen residing in Witzenberg, aged 18–35, minimum 60% in final exam, combined household income ≤ R15,000 per month) and notes preference for historically disadvantaged groups or disabled individuals. It provides application details including where to obtain forms (Municipality main offices in Ceres or via email), submission method (hand-delivered or emailed to jobs@witzenberg.gov.za), a 30-day notification expectation, and a contact person (Willy Davids) with a contact number.

This text is a webpage section from Witzenberg Municipality titled “Tenders Awarded”. It lists “Bids Awarded 2024–2025” quarterly documents (Quarter 1 to Quarter 4) with a “Last updated: 13/08/2025” indicator and provides options to email/download each document. It also shows categories including “Awarded” and an archive of months/years (e.g., 2016 March, 2017 September, 2025 August). The page additionally contains general site navigation and “Important numbers” contact details (electricity, water, police, hospital, etc.).

This document is a webpage section titled “Tenders” for the Witzenberg Municipality. It explains how suppliers must register on the municipality’s Supplier Database to quote and bid, and it defines quotations (RFQs) and bids (formal tenders). It also provides guidance on completing/submitting offers, lists registration requirements (e.g., Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS, bank account, relevant industry registration, and BEE certificate where applicable), and gives contact details for procurement queries (Manager: Supply Chain Management, Michéle Frieslaar). The page was last published on 15 October 2024.

This document is a webpage section listing current tenders for Witzenberg Municipality. It shows multiple bid items (Bid numbers 08-2-23-88 through 08-2-23-115) with brief descriptions and “Email document” links, and it states “Last updated: 19/06/2026.” The listed tenders include services and supplies such as Fortinet license renewals, municipal account printing/emailing, building materials and maintenance works, legal services panels, watercare monitoring, drinking water quality monitoring, hygienic services, vehicle engine repairs, recruitment/selection professional services, CIPC online electronic and credit search services, and various equipment and office furniture supplies.

This document is Witzenberg Municipality’s SCM (supply chain management) policy specifically for infrastructure procurement and delivery management, dated December 2017. It sets out the policy scope, key definitions (including “infrastructure delivery” and “infrastructure procurement”), and general governance requirements such as delegations to the Accounting Officer and oversight reporting to council. It also establishes control frameworks for infrastructure delivery management, including a stage-by-stage “gateway review” and a table assigning responsibilities for approving or accepting end-of-stage deliverables, with thresholds such as projects above R1 million, R50 million, and R200 000. The text further references how objections, complaints, and disputes are handled under the municipality’s broader supply chain policy.