The appointment of a service provider for the leasing of a head office building for Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS), including space planning, interior design, architectural and engineering services, retrofitting, municipal approvals, and overall project management
Air Traffic and Navigation Services Company Limited · Tender no. ATNS/RFP01/07/2026/27/HO-OFFICE-ACCOMOD-Gen-2013-1
- Closing date
- 19 Nov 2026, 14:00
- Type
- Request for Information
- Briefing session
- 21 Oct 2026, 12:00 (compulsory)
- MS Teams
- Location
- Johannesburg, National
- Submission
- Electronic submission allowed
- Special conditions
- COMPULSORY BRIEFING SESSION Date: 21 October 2026 Time: 12h00 (CAT) Venue: Microsoft Teams Platform Meeting ID: 352 371 669 967 285 5 Passcode: WQ2aA2gM Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/3523716699672855?p=qSvT7CZnMDoA8tsm3Q
Tender documents
Source: National Treasury eTenders portal. View on eTenders (search for tender no. ATNS/RFP01/07/2026/27/HO-OFFICE-ACCOMOD-Gen-2013-1). Contact details are in the official documents.
Documents you'll usually need
Standard returnable documents for South African government bids. Check the tender's own list too.
- CSD registration report (MAAA number). Government can't award to suppliers missing from the Central Supplier Database.
- SARS tax compliance status PIN. A non-compliant tax status usually disqualifies the bid.
- B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit. Without it you score zero preference points. An affidavit with mismatched dates is invalid.
- COIDA letter of good standing. Required for most government work and construction sites.
- CIDB registration certificate. Construction tenders require an active CIDB grading. CIDB suspends you the day after it expires.
- CIPC company registration (CoR 14.3). Proves the company exists and who its directors are.
- Bank confirmation letter. Many tenders ask for one dated within the last 3 months.
- Municipal rates clearance or lease. Often required to show municipal accounts are not in arrears.
- Attendance at the compulsory briefing. Bids from firms that didn't attend are rejected.