The Competition Commission is hosting a series of events in 2026. These events are open to members of the public, businesses, industry stakeholders, legal professionals, researchers, and media. Attendance provides an opportunity to engage with market inquiries, policy discussions, enforcement updates, and sector-specific analyses.
The Competition Commission is hosting its 20th Annual Competition Law, Economics & Policy Conference in Pretoria. This event brings together experts, legal practitioners, economists, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss current issues in competition law, economic regulation, and policy development.
The Competition Commission is hosting a series of events in 2026. These events are open to the public, businesses, industry stakeholders, legal professionals, researchers, and media representatives. Attendance is encouraged to engage with market inquiries, policy updates, enforcement activities, and strategic developments in competition law.
This is a legal provision issued by the Competition Commission that exempts certain types of agreements related to the promotion of exports from the usual anti-competitive rules under the Competition Act. It allows businesses to cooperate in export activities without facing competition law penalties, provided they meet specific conditions.
The Competition Commission invites businesses and other stakeholders that have experienced regulatory barriers to entry or expansion to submit information identifying the regulation, explaining how it restricts competition or participation, and proposing practical reforms.
This document is a Competition Commission request for information numbered RFI 12 2026-2027. It seeks information from suitably qualified suppliers about a paper-based individualised total rewards statement solution, with electronic submissions due by 05 October 2026 at 16:00. The RFI states that it does not itself create a contract or contractual rights.
This is an active Request for Information issued by the Competition Commission. It concerns the design and implementation of an individualised total rewards statement solution, with responses open from 2026-09-21 until 2026-10-05 at 16:00. The stated delivery location is 77 MEINTJIES STREET, THE DTI CAMPUS, BLOCK C - SUNNYSIDE - PRETORIA - 0002.
This document is a validity extension request issued by the Competition Commission of South Africa for a panel of legal services tender. It asks existing bidders to agree to extend the validity period of their bid until 31 January 2027 while the adjudication process is being concluded. Bidders must respond by signing and returning the notification by email.
Who it is for
members of the public, businesses, industry stakeholders, legal and compliance professionals, academic researchers, media representatives, interested parties in market inquiries
How to act on it
Visit the official website and navigate to the 2026 Events section to view details and register if required
export-oriented businesses and companies involved in international trade
How to act on it
No application or submission required; the exemption is automatically available to qualifying agreements as long as they comply with the terms set out in the notice.
The Competition Commission asks bidders for tender BID0000011-24/25 to advise whether they are willing to hold their bid valid in all aspects until 30 September 2026. Bidders must acknowledge receipt by signing the letter and returning it by email to tenders@compcom.co.za, and they must select whether they agree or disagree with the extension. If a bidder agrees but wants amendments, it must provide the reasons and nature of the amendments in a separate letter.
Who it is for
responding bidders to BID0000011-24/25
How to act on it
Sign the acknowledgement section of the notification letter and return it by email to tenders@compcom.co.za; select either agreement or disagreement to the extension; if agreeing subject to amendments, submit a separate letter stating the reasons and nature of the amendments.
businesses and other stakeholders who have experienced regulatory barriers to entry or expansion
How to act on it
Make a submission to the Competition Commission including the required details (name and contact details, the regulation and relevant provisions/aspects of implementation, how it affects competition/entry/expansion with practical compliance experience, and proposed reforms).
Suitably qualified suppliers and natural or juristic persons intending to act as the main contractor if a later competitive bid is issued
How to act on it
Register interest with CCSA by emailing the company name, contact person, telephone, cell number and email address, with the RFI number in the subject line. Submit the RFI response electronically to tenders@compcom.co.za and include proof of registration on the CSD report by 05 October 2026 at 16:00.
Respond to the open RFI by contacting the SCM DEPARTMENT at Tenders@compcom.co.za or 012-394-3200. The document does not state a specific submission method.
