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Source domain: shark.co.za
Collected on 1 October 2026
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What this means
This is an SBD4 bidder-disclosure form issued for use with an accompanying bid. It requires bidders to disclose specified conflicts, relationships and interests and to certify that the bid was prepared independently. It gives no bid reference, submission method or deadline.
What this document offers
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SBD4 BIDDER’S DISCLOSURE
A natural or juristic person may use this form when submitting an accompanying bid. The bidder must disclose specified state employment, relationships and related-enterprise interests and certify that the bid was prepared independently and without prohibited arrangements.
- Who it is for
- Natural or juristic persons submitting a bid
- How to act on it
- Complete the SBD4 disclosure, provide the requested particulars where applicable, sign or complete the declaration, and submit it with the accompanying bid.
Show the line this came from
SBD4 BIDDER’S DISCLOSURE 1. PURPOSE OF THE FORM Any person (natural or juristic) may make an offer or offers in terms of this invitation to bid.
Who can apply
What matters before you act: the conditions this listing sets, as Govermate read them.
- The bidder may be a natural or juristic person.
- A person listed in the Register for Tender Defaulters or the List of Restricted Suppliers is disqualified from the bid process.
Facts
Places
KwaZulu-Natal
Key Takeaways
- SBD4 BIDDER’S DISCLOSURE
- Any natural or juristic person may make an offer
- Disclosure of state employment, relationships and related-enterprise interests
- Tender defaulters and restricted suppliers are automatically disqualified
- Bid must be prepared independently and without collusion
- Kwa-Zulu Natal - Natal Sharks Board