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A coordinated, standardised framework being implemented to support contractor development with a focus on long-term sustainability and real progression, particularly for women, youth, persons with disabilities and emerging contractors, and to ensure development is directly linked to opportunities.
- Who it is for
- women, youth, persons with disabilities and emerging contractors; contractors seeking progression into higher levels of the industry
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application/registration route; it states that the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure and the Construction Industry Development Board are implementing the framework.
A procurement-linked programme that embeds development directly within procurement processes, using infrastructure projects to drive contractor growth and skills development through the B.U.I.L.D Fund, the Enterprise Development Standard, and the Skills Development Standard. Infrastructure clients must comply with it.
- Who it is for
- infrastructure clients, particularly within the Public Works sector; contractors and skills development beneficiaries linked to infrastructure procurement
- How to act on it
- Infrastructure clients must comply with the B.U.I.L.D Programme as part of infrastructure delivery; the document does not describe a separate contractor application process.
Eligible intermediaries can apply via an online application portal to participate in the Construction Fund programme, where they will extend finance to qualifying construction SMEs under SEDFA’s wholesale funding model.
- Who it is for
- eligible intermediaries (institutions) that finance construction SMEs
- How to act on it
- Apply through the online application portal after it opens for eligible intermediaries to participate in the programme.
A R300 million Construction Fund has been launched to improve access to finance for black-owned enterprises and to address limited access to affordable and sustainable finance for emerging contractors, with non-financial support to help them grow, succeed and create jobs.
- Who it is for
- emerging contractors and qualifying construction SMEs, particularly black-owned, women-owned and youth-owned enterprises
- How to act on it
- The document states that implementation will be driven through SEDFA’s wholesale funding model using eligible intermediaries; it also says an online application portal will open for eligible intermediaries to participate in the programme.