Opportunities

This document is an active open request for proposals issued by the National Lotteries Commission. It seeks a service provider to provide membership subscription access to ICT research and advisory services for two years. The tender opens on 10 September 2026, closes on 9 October 2026 at 11:00, and includes a compulsory briefing session.

Who it is for:

Service providers offering ICT research and advisory services

How to act on it:

Obtain and review the terms of reference, attend the compulsory briefing session on 22 September 2026 at 11:00 at Block D, Htfield Gardens, Corner Hilda and Arcadia Street, Hatfield, and submit a proposal through the tender process before the deadline. Do not submit by email. Contact SCM at lucky@nlcsa.org.za or 012-432-1309 for tender enquiries.

APPOINTMENT OF A SUITABLY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED SERVICE PROVIDER TO CONDUCT A UNIVERSAL ACCESSIBILITY ASSESSMENT OF THE NATIONAL LOTTERIES COMMISSION (NLC) BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH SANS 10400-S:2011 – FACILITIES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

The page provides an option for organisations to register with the National Lotteries Commission.

Who it is for:

Organisations

Who can apply:

The document sets no condition.

How to act on it:

Select or use the “Register Your Organisations” option.

The page provides access to an invitation concerning a panel of strategic partners, but the supplied text gives no further details.

Who it is for:

Potential strategic partners

Who can apply:

The document sets no condition.

How to act on it:

Select or use the “Invitation of the Panel of Strategic Partners” option.

Report fraudulent behaviour, corruption, theft, dishonesty, conflicts of interest and other listed misconduct to the National Lotteries Commission using the toll-free whistleblower hotline or the online form.

Who it is for:

People who want to report fraud or misconduct

How to act on it:

Call 0800 212 129 or use the form on https://www.nlcsa.org.za/report-fraud/; the form asks for your name, email, message and completion of an anti-spam measure.

Organisations can apply for funding through the National Lotteries Commission's funding section.

Who it is for:

organisations seeking National Lotteries Commission funding

How to act on it:

Use the “Apply for Funding” section on the National Lotteries Commission website.

Organisations can use the National Lotteries Commission website section for registering organisations.

Who it is for:

organisations

How to act on it:

Use the “Register Your Organisations” section on the National Lotteries Commission website.

Users may view, copy, download to a local drive, print and distribute website content when it is used for information purposes only and for non-commercial purposes.

Who it is for:

users of the National Lotteries Commission website

How to act on it:

View, copy, download, print or distribute the website content, subject to the stated information-only and non-commercial conditions.

The website provides an application route for running a society lottery.

Who it is for:

organisations or persons seeking to run a society lottery

How to act on it:

Use “RUNNING A SOCIETY LOTTERY” and select “How to apply” on the National Lotteries Commission website.

Lottery managers can access information about certification, including who requires a certificate and managers' obligations.

Who it is for:

lottery managers

How to act on it:

Use the “Certification of Lottery Managers” section and its related information on the National Lotteries Commission website.

The website provides an invitation relating to a panel of strategic partners.

Who it is for:

potential strategic partners

How to act on it:

Use the “Invitation of the Panel of Strategic Partners” section on the National Lotteries Commission website.

Users can report fraud through the website's fraud-reporting section.

Who it is for:

members of the public reporting suspected fraud

How to act on it:

Use the “Report Fraud” section on the National Lotteries Commission website.