CIDB deregisters 13 contractors over grading application claims
The CIDB says 13 construction companies were removed from its register after findings that they misrepresented information when applying for higher grading. The board says more than 50 related cases have been referred to the police.
The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) has removed 13 construction companies from the National Register of Contractors due to alleged misrepresentation in their applications for upgrading registration grades. Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson announced this decision alongside CIDB board chairperson Khulile Nzo and chief executive Bongani Dladla.
Since 2024, the CIDB has blacklisted a total of 75 contractors for contract breaches, bringing the cumulative total to 75 contractors removed from the register for registration requirement violations over the past two years.
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