Section 7: Request for proposal
This section is inserted by Act No 15 of 2021, section 72.
consolidated text (as at 2016, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
7. Request for proposal
A notice of invitation or document pertaining to a
request for proposal for the procurement of a private party
may be issued using any of the following procurement
methods –
(a) open advertised bidding method, whereby the
invitation to bid shall be published in a national
newspaper having wide circulation and, in the
case of an international bidding, in selected
international media having wide circulation;
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(b) framework agreement, between a contracting
authority and one or more private parties,
which establishes the terms and conditions under
which the private party or parties, as the case may
be, shall enter into one or more agreements with
the contracting authority during the duration of
the agreement; or
(c) restricted bidding procedure, where a contracting
authority has reason to believe that the
agreement may be implemented by a limited
number of bidders.
(i) in section 10, by inserting, after paragraph (a), the following
new paragraph –
(aa) shall be responsible for the authorisation,
approval and carrying out of the
pre-selection exercise to procure a
private party;
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Questions this section answers
- What procurement methods can be used to invite proposals for a private party under a public-private partnership?