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Mhsc Newsletter Oct 2016

Mine Health and Safety CouncilRef: https://mhsc.org.za/mhsc-newsletter-oct-2016/

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The document appears to be a newsletter from the Mine Health and Safety Council (MHSC) dated October 2016, describing the council's role, structure, and activities. It outlines governance details, information about research, publications, and the MHSC's procurement and tender processes, including definitions of open/closed bids, received bids, and awarded tenders. It also references various MHSC sections such as eLibrary, PAIA/POPIA, events, media, and online portals (eTender).

What this document offers

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periodical publication subscriptionOngoing

MHSC News Magazine Subscription

The MHSC publishes a news magazine that contains updates on council activities, legislation, research, and events. Subscribers receive regular issues.

Who it is for: interested members of the public, mining industry stakeholders, and researchers
How to act on it: subscribe via the MHSC website or contact the council directly

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MHSC News Magazine is owned and published by the Mine Health and Safety Council

online procurement information portalOngoing

eTender Portal Access

This is a digital platform that provides a single point of access to information on all tenders issued by public sector organisations across all levels of government, including the MHSC.

Who it is for: any person or organisation seeking public sector tender information
How to act on it: visit the eTender website to view tender notices and documentation

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eTender This portal provides a single point of access to information on all tenders made by all public sector organisations at all spheres of government.

anonymous whistleblower reporting serviceOngoing

Fraud Hotline Reporting

A confidential reporting mechanism for individuals to report fraud, corruption, or theft in the mining sector, managed through phone, SMS, WhatsApp, fax, postal mail, or email.

Who it is for: any individual aware of misconduct in mining operations
How to act on it: call, text, chat via WhatsApp, fax, mail, or email to report misconduct

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FRAUD HOTLINE Stop Fraud, Corruption and Theft CALL 0800 005 924 SMS: 33490 WhatsApp ChatBot: 031 308 4664 Toll Free Fax: 0800 212 689 Postal: FREEPOST KZN665, MUSGRAVE, 4062 WEB www.whistleblowing.co.za

restricted public procurement opportunityClosing date not stated

Closed Tenders

These are procurement opportunities where only selected persons or organisations are invited to submit a tender for goods, services, or infrastructure works. Access is restricted to pre-qualified or invited bidders.

Who it is for: selected persons or organisations
How to act on it: submit a tender if invited by the MHSC
Closes: Closing date not stated in the source

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A closed tender is when only selected persons or organisations are invited to submit a tender for acquiring goods, services and infrastructure works.

digital knowledge resource accessOngoing

MHSC eLibrary Login

Access to a digital library containing research compendiums, publications, and knowledge resources related to mine health and safety, available to registered users.

Who it is for: researchers, industry professionals, and stakeholders in mining health and safety
How to act on it: log in to the eLibrary using credentials provided by the MHSC

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eLibrary Login Membership Menu Home About Overview

professional network registrationOngoing

WiM Forum Registration

Individuals can register to join the Women in Mining (WiM) Forum community to participate in events, access presentations, and engage with resources aimed at promoting gender inclusion in the mining sector.

Who it is for: women working in the mining sector
How to act on it: register on the WiM Forum website

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WiM Register Register to join the WiM Forum community.

public procurement opportunityClosing date not stated

Open Tenders

These are competitive public procurement opportunities where any interested person or organisation can submit a bid for goods, services, or infrastructure works. The MHSC uses open tendering as its preferred method for acquiring such items.

Who it is for: any interested person or organisation
How to act on it: submit a tender via the eTender portal
Closes: Closing date not stated in the source

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Open tendering is the preferred competitive public procurement method we use for acquiring goods, services and infrastructure works

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Reference

https://mhsc.org.za/mhsc-newsletter-oct-2016/

Key Takeaways

organization: Mine Health and Safety Council (MHSC)
date: October 2016
topics: governance, structure, board, executive management, research, publications, tenders, eTender, PAIA/POPIA
tender concepts: Open Tenders, Closed Tenders, Received Bids, Awarded Tenders
portals: eTender, WiM Forum, events, eLibrary
purpose: provide information about MHSC activities and procurement processes