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The Saldanha Bay Municipality is installing new smart water meters (Kamstrup MULTICAL® 21) at all properties across the municipality to monitor water usage accurately and in real time.
The Saldanhabaai Municipality is replacing old mechanical water meters with new ultrasonic smart meters across the entire municipal area. This upgrade ensures more accurate water usage measurement, better detection of leaks, improved network management, and fairer billing based on actual consumption.
Saldanha Bay Municipality is replacing older mechanical water meters with new ultrasonic smart water meters (Kamstrup MULTICAL® 21) across the entire municipal area. The new meters provide more accurate water usage readings, help detect leaks early, reduce the need for manual meter readings, and support better management of the water network. The programme does not involve prepaid water systems, so water supply will not be cut off based on usage. Residents will continue to receive monthly water accounts as normal.
The Saldanha Bay Municipality is repairing the main water line serving Jacobsbaai, which has caused a temporary interruption in water supply for residents in the area. The restoration is ongoing, but no exact time for resumption has been confirmed.
The municipality is repairing a broken water pipe in Green Village. Residents in the area may experience a temporary interruption in water supply until repairs are completed.
The Saldanha Bay Municipality is repairing a broken water pipe in Mars Street, Vredenburg. Residents in the area may experience a temporary interruption in water supply until the repair is completed.
The public can review and provide feedback on the proposed changes to the Saldanha Bay Municipality's Integrated Zoning Scheme. This includes commenting on how land use, building size, location, and development density will be regulated across the municipality.
Bidders for income-generating contracts valued above R50 million may receive preferential scoring under a 90/10 system if they meet specified criteria such as being a black economic empowerment entity, a historically disadvantaged individual, or a local supplier.
Suppliers and service providers can access preferential scoring under an 80/20 system when bidding for income-generating contracts worth R50 million or less, provided they qualify as EMEs, HDIs, persons with disabilities, or local businesses.
Prospective providers may register in the Central Supplier Database maintained by Saldanha Bay Municipality to be considered for future procurement opportunities, including formal written quotations and competitive bids.
Residents can report faults or problems with waste collection by contacting the municipality through its official channels, including the fraud line, online portal, or direct phone lines.
The Saldanha Bay Municipality provides regular waste collection and refuse removal services across the municipality, including in Witteklip and Vredenburg. These services are ongoing and available to all residents and businesses within the municipality.
