Housing Company Tshwane invites bids for transactional advisory services
Housing Company Tshwane invites bids for transactional advisory services to support its property projects over a 36-month period.
Housing Company Tshwane, known as HCT, has issued an invitation for bids to appoint service providers for transactional advisory support. This assistance pertains to project preparation, financial structuring, capital raising, and transaction support for properties under HCT's ownership and management. The tender, identified as HCT-SCMU 02/2026-27, spans a duration of 36 months.
HCT clarifies that the selection process may result in the appointment of one or multiple service providers. The evaluation of bids will employ an 80/20 preference point scoring system; 80 points are assigned to pricing, while 20 are allotted to meeting specific goals. Prior to the final submission deadline, a mandatory briefing session will occur online on September 22, 2026, at 09:00, followed by a face-to-face gathering on the 23rd at 10:00 at Townlands Social Housing, located at 374 Cowie Street, Pretoria.
Bidders are mandated to furnish various administrative documents, such as a company registration certificate or CIPC details, certified identification papers for each director, a CSD registration summary report not surpassing three months old, and evidence of tax compliance. Proof of residence for the company and the directors listed in the company’s CK documents must also be submitted.
In the case of joint ventures, a signed Joint Venture Agreement should be included. The bid closing date is set for October 16, 2026, at 12:00, at the Housing Company Tshwane, Bitts Centre Building, situated at 24 Parliament Street, Pretoria. The quote documents will be accessible starting from the date of the advertisement announcement on the Housing Company Tshwane website, hct.tshwane.gov.za.
Any administrative inquiries should be directed to the Supply Chain Management Department via phone at 012 358 5236 or via email at [email protected].
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