Questions to Ministers

06 December 2017 - NW3792

Van der Westhuizen, Mr AP to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) What was the (a) total consumption of potable water for the parliamentary precinct in the months of (i) August, (ii) September and (iii) October in (aa) 2014, (bb) 2015, (cc) 2016 and (dd) 2017, (b) the total amount that was paid by his department to the City of Cape Town for the water consumption in the specified period and (c) measures have been put in place to save on the consumption of potable water on the parliamentary precint; (2) how successful have the specified water saving measures been during the drought currently experienced by the Western Cape?

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Reply:

1. (a) Please refer to table (i)(aa); (ii)(bb); (iii)(cc); (dd); (b)

PARLIAMENT COMBINED ACCOUNTS 113487243 & 113572866 (METER NUMBERS)

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: QUESTION 3792 (WRITTEN REPLY) Mr AP Van der Westhuizen (DA) ASKED THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS:

Usage in KL/day	2014	2015	2016	2017
August	415	529	424	393
Cost	R301 522.20	R313 756.25	R213 601.97	R541 457.98
September	430	505	406	472
Cost	R213 431.48	R633 855.53	R275 294.88	R582 348.04
October	434	418	407	161
Cost	R393 896.07	R568 538.35	R547 274.48	R503 293.42

c) The Department has used the underground water source at the precinct for irrigation purposes in the gardens and for the cleaning of cobblestones and construction purposes.

2. It is not possible to measure the success rate so far as the readings taken by the City of Cape Town are estimate readings only and is not based on actual consumption.

06 December 2017 - NW3877

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Public Works

What is the (a) name, (b) location, (c) purpose, (d) time line, (e) contractor name and (f) contract value of each public works project currently underway?

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Reply:

a) , (b), (c), (d), (e) and (f):

The Department of Public Works has approximately 150 number of projects under PMTE Maintenance with a total value of R 5 534 797 456.00 and Professional Fees of R 918 983 587.20.
The Department of Public Works has approximately 142 number of projects under PMTE Capital with a total value of R 6 058 441 006.42 and Professional Fees of R 1 178 422 286.42
The Department of Public Works has approximately 55 number of projects under DPW Capital with a total value of R 14 145 734.36 and Professional fee of R 190 082 845.60.

DESCRIPTION	NO OF PROJECTS	TOTAL VALUE OF PROJECT	PROFESSIONAL FEE
PMTE Maintenance	150	R 5 534 797 456.00	R 918 983 587.20
PMTE Capital	142	R 6 058 441 006.42	R 1 178 422 286.42
DPW Capital	55	R 14 145 734.36	R 190 082 845.60

The location, purpose and details of the service providers are attached herewith (Annexure A)

1. PMTE CAPITAL - PROJECTS ON CONSTRUCTION PHASE

CLIENT DEPT	PROVINCE	TOWN	COMPLEX	DESCRIPTION	WCS NO	STATUS	ANTICIPATED PRACTICAL COMPLETION	CONTRACT PERIOD	CONTRACTOR CASH FLOW AMOUNT	CONSULTANT CASH FLOW AMOUNT	CONTRACTOR'S NAME
AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AND FISHERIES	MPUMALANGA	SKUKUZA	VETERINARY COMPLEX	DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AND FISHERIES: REFURBISHM ENT AND EXTENSIONS TO THE EXISTING VETERINARY OFFICE SKUKUZA	052069	5B	2017/05/30	12	4289223,09	1313683,00	MBANGA TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AND FISHERIES	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	HARVEST HOUSE	DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AND FISHERIES: HARVEST HO USE; HAMILTON STREET: PRETORIA: REVAMPING OF PARKING AREA	052143	5B	2017/11/13	12	2603307,42	748873,33	REABETSWE GROUP (PTY) LTD
AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AND FISHERIES	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	SEFALA BUILDING	REPLACEMENT OF THE ROOF WATERPROOFING STRUCTURES	052387	5B	2017/08/17	8	3355085,73	928145,18	AQUAPROOF PROJECTS CC
AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AND FISHERIES	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	AGRICULTURAL : HEAD OFFICE	MAIZE BOARD BUILDING: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME	044038	5B	2013/06/29	36	14508532,30	0,00	ABE PROJECTS AND MAINTENANCE CC
ARTS AND CULTURE	FREESTATE	BLOEMFONTEIN	WAR MUSEUM OF THE BOER REPUBLICS	EXPANSION OF THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM	049503	5B	2015/03/31	5	686621,51	113000,00	FIRETECH PROJECTS CAPE TOWN (PTY) LTD
ARTS AND CULTURE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	S A MUSEUM	CONSTRUCTION OF STORAGE STRUCTURE IN COURTYARD	042528	5B	2017/11/16	24	235870000,00	38859479,41	SUPERWAY CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
ARTS AND CULTURE	EASTERN CAPE	HANKEY		SARAH BARTMANN CENTRE OF REMEMBRANCE	047427	5B	2018/10/22	30	181235837,63	27300020,00	LUBBE CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
ARTS AND CULTURE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SOUTH AFRICA	HERITAGE - OLD BUILDING: REMEDIAL WORK	047073	5B	2017/03/29	21	96737951,83	18803091,75	LUBBE CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
ARTS AND CULTURE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	ARCHIVES BUILDING	HERITAGE - UPGRADING OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM AND REFURBISH MENT OF HVA C AND RELATED INSTALLATIONS	048495	5B	2018/03/29	18	200726227,17	22266685,75	FASTMOVE ELECTRICAL CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	GOEDEMOED	GOEDEMOED PRISON FARM	THE UPGRADING OF THE WATER CHANNEL AND WATER LINE	022417	5B	2019/10/11	18	81211019,00	8000001,00	TOKOLOGO TECHNICAL ASSIGNMENTS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	VILJOENSDRIF	PRISON	GROENPUNT MEDIUM PRISON: UPGRADING OF THE EXISTING KITCHEN A ND CONVERSION FROM STEAM TO ELECTRICAL	047869	5B	2017/08/14	23	35578791,02	6930517,86	REFEMO MAINTENANCE SERVICES
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	GROOTVLEI (FS)	PRISON	SEWAGE AND WATER INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE	047923	5B	2018/01/16	22	49552374,80	2932500,00	MLO INVESTMENTS & NEW BOSS CONSTRUCTION JOINT VENT
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	KROONSTAD	PRISON	MEDIUM A, B AND COE: REPLACEMENT OF POTATOE PEELER, MEAT SAW , 3- PLATE STOVE, TILTING PAN, CONVETION OVEN AND 2 PHUTU POTS	049701	5B	2015/11/12	6	511669,62	0,00	TSOGA O BUNE BUILDING ENTERPRISE CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	KROONSTAD	PRISON	IMPLEMENTATION OF EMERGENCY BACK-UP POWER SUPPLY AT KROONSTA D MEDIUM A, MEDIUM B, MEDIUM C & YOUTH CENTRE AND COLLEGE	051574	5B	2015/11/30	4	3476099,97	382700,00	BULA MAHLO TRADING AND PROJECT CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	WEPENER	PRISON	INSTALLATION OF BACK UP POWER GENERATOR	051586	5B	2016/10/27	6	594717,48	147156,84	BNM CIVIL CONSTRUCTION
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	PAARL	DRAKENSTEIN PRISON	OUTSIDE KITCHEN: UPGRADE KITCHEN AND REFURBISH EQUIPMENT, IN CLUDING PAINTINGS & FLOORING	048170	5B	2017/12/09	8	1991312,44	381771,28	ILITHA PAINTERS AND DECORATORS CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	PAARL	ALLANDALE PRISON	BOUNDARY FENCE PROJECT	053583	5B	2017/06/15	12	7754965,42	468112,00	GORDIAN FENCE SA (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	ESTCOURT	PRISON	HERITAGE - REPLACEMENNT OF EXISTING CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING AND REBUILD WITH BRICK	035878	5B	2017/11/15	36	257665831,23	109967185,98	SANYATI CIVIL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN	PRISON	PAROLE BOARD FACILITIES: UPGRADING AND EXPANSION OF EXISTING AND PROVISION OF NEW STRUCTURES_(NEW)	041690	5B	2017/05/12	8	3376303,50	1242582,72	MASWIDI CONSTRUCTION CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	PIETERMARITZBURG	NAPIERVILLE PRISON	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEM	044016	5B	2019/02/21	36	119969533,73	0,00	JFE GROUP EMPOWERMENT (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	KOKSTAD	PRISON	KOKSTAD MEDIUM AND MAXIMUM CORRECTIONAL CENTRES: FOLLOW ON C ONTRACT: INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEM	048437	5B	2019/02/21	36	135359912,29	24600507,26	JFE GROUP EMPOWERMENT (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	UMZIMKULU	PRISON	SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF STANDBY GENERATOR AT MTUNZINI, GR EYTOWN, PORT SHEPSTONE, INGWAVUMA, UMZIMKHULU, MELMOTH, STAN GER AND WESTVILLE	049632	5B	2016/11/04	12	6509570,01	0,00	ERROL FORBAY ELECTRICAL CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	LADYSMITH (KZN)	PRISON	SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF STANDBY GENERATOR AT DUNDEE, VRYH EID, LADYSMITH, POMEROY, NEWCASTLE, UTRECHT AND KRANSKOP	049824	5B	2017/08/04	12	6239816,47	0,00	POLO ELECTRICAL CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	JOHANNESBURG	PRISON	LEEUWKOP:PRISON:REPLACEMENT OF BOILERS AND MAINTENANCE OF BOILERS FOR THE PERIOD OF 24 MONTHS	047918	5B	2018/05/04	24	21796399,63	7381052,58	EXILITE 454 CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	DEVON	PRISON	REPLACEMENT OF ALL SECURITY / PERIMETER LIGHTING AND PUMPS A T THE PUMP STATION	048900	5B	2017/03/20	4	2551500,06	756963,00	LETLAPA BORWA CIVIL
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTHERN CAPE	KURUMAN	PRISON	REPLACEMENT OF FOUR IN ONE SLICER, KITCHEN FLOORING , FOOD P ROCESSOR AND MEAT SAW	049653	5B	2017/04/18	10	747394,20	0,00	NOMSA AND SHALILI CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTHERN CAPE	UPINGTON	PRISON	INSTALLATION OF BACK UP POWER GENERATOR AT UPINGTON PRISON	051583	5B	2016/12/13	5	1058698,62	105507,00	MAMELLO TRADING 876 CC T/A KH
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY	PRISON	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PROJECT: FOLLOW ON CONTRACT FOR INTER GRATED SECURITY SYSTEM AT TSHWELOPELE (KIMBERLEY)CENTRE	053008	5B	2018/10/05	36	15562010,74	1099423,00	JFE GROUP EMPOWERMENT (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	MAHIKENG	ROOIGROND PRISON	FOLLOW ON CONTRACT FOR THE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL AND WET SERVICES, FENCING, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS.	039783	5B	2008/05/05	36	17114780,22	20012274,33	JST CONSTRUCTION CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	RUSTENBURG	PRISON	RUSTENBURG PRISON: REPAIR & RENOVATION AND UPGRADING OF BUIL DINGS, WET SERVICES AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE.	046456	5B	2018/07/26	36	172060610,25	30816971,41	SHOMANG CONSTRUCTION CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	ROOIGROND	PRISON FARM	CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW SEPTIC TANK	049499	5B	2017/04/06	6	2479597,15	630675,37	VAJ CONSTRUCTION AND TRADING JV GLOWING SUNSET TRA
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	RUSTENBURG	PRISON	MEDIUM A: ELECTRICAL BUTCHER SCALE, POTATO PEELER X2 MINCE M ACHINE, BEND SAW	050735	5B	2017/04/29	8	1402034,66	650300,00	COMED SYSTEMS (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	LOSPERFONTEIN	PRISON	REPLACEMENT OF TWO BOILERS	050738	5B	2017/04/29	12	21936709,18	2735031,54	SEBUSHI SOMO CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	MPUMALANGA	STANDERTON	PRISON	STANDERTON CORRECTIONAL CENTRE: ADAPTATION AND COMPLETE UPGRADING PHASE 2: WCS 044954	044954	5B	2018/04/29	36	380092799,30	57535227,00	CLEAR CHOICE BUILDERS (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	MPUMALANGA	BARBERTON	PRISON	UPGRADING OF FIVE(05)CALORIFIERS	052107	5B	2016/02/14	5	2075405,31	383950,00	WOOLWICK INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	LIMPOPO	THOHOYANDOU	PRISON	DCS:THOHOYANDOU: MATATSHE PRISON: UPRADING OF WASTEWATER TRE ATMENT PLANT AND WATER PURIFICATION PLANT	047870	5B	2018/05/30	24	38688725,03	9935002,20	TAKE NOTE TRADING 73
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	LIMPOPO	THOHOYANDOU	PRISON	REPLACEMENT OF BOILERS	052535	5B	2018/01/04	24	24310406,54	1986893,08	MAESELA BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	CRADOCK	PRISON	CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CLASSROOMS AT CRACOCK PRISON	052041	5B	2017/02/17	12	17796149,80	3717780,65	R O SWIKA PROJECTS CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	PRISON	PRETORIA MANAGEMENT AREA: UPGRADING OF EXISTING 'C' MAX FACILITY INTO A HIGH SECURITY DETENTION FACILITY	046424	5B	2018/07/18	15	323314121,00	56052989,14	RAUBEX JOINT VENTURE
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	PRISON	INSTALLATION OF A NEW STANDBY GENERATOR	053863	5B	2017/03/29	3	1272940,16	242000,00	DIESEL INNOVATIONS (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	SANDTON	LEEUWKOP PRISON FARM	REMAINDER CONTRACT: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME	038691	5B	2018/05/05	9	20024862,93	3696013,00	MAGODA CIVILS(PTY)LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	LIMPOPO	TZANEEN		REPLACEMENT OF TEMPORARY PRISON WITH A FACILITY FOR 494 INMA TES INCLUDING SECURITY FENCE AND SPORTFIELD: ADDITIONAL ACCO MODATION REQUIREMENTS	041821	5B	2017/09/27	32	234004870,15	40836033,07	MUSAN TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
DEFENCE	WESTERN CAPE	LANGEBAAN	4 SPES FORCES REGIMENT	SALAMANDER BOAT PARK: REPLACEMENT OF BREAKWATER	052017	5B	2017/05/25	7	26363919,37	1415500,00	GUERRINI MARINE CONSTRUCTION CC
DEFENCE	WESTERN CAPE	SIMONSTOWN	NAVAL BASE	EAST YARD: UPGRADING OF WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM	053336	5B	2017/04/29	18	43855986,36	1975976,00	EXEO KHOKELA CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION
DEFENCE	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN		ASB: SECURITY INSTALLATION: QUARTERS: MAISONETTE'S ON BLUFF & ESSENHURST ESTATE: SECURITY GATES, BURGLAR PROOFING & LIGH TING	046330	5B	2012/07/02	4	2204999,20	0,00	OMYANGO INVESTMENTS CC
DEFENCE	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN		SA NAVY: REFURBISHMENT OF MAIN KITCHEN	052564	5B	2017/05/31	12	37408769,89	32638509,38	DURBAN MAINTENANCE AND BUILDING (PTY) LTD
DEFENCE	GAUTENG	JOHANNESBURG		UPGRADING OF KITCHEN EQUIPMENT,,ASB	053688	5B	2017/03/31	6	2314936,36	300000,00	M Q M E BUSINESS ENTERPRISES CC
DEFENCE	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY	MILITARY BASE	DISKOBOLOS MILITARY SICK BAY: RESURFACING AND TARRING OF ACC ESS ROAD	052546	5B	2017/10/12	9	4183171,46	339977,43	SEGONYANA PROJECTS CC
DEFENCE	MPUMALANGA	MIDDELBURG (MPU)	4 S A I BATALION	AREA MILITARY HEALTH UNIT: UPGRADING OF BUILDINGS AND CONSTR UCTION OF NEW SICK BAY FAILITY	045457	5B	2017/11/30	24	42858730,92	7036916,92	EXILITE 454 CC
HOME AFFAIRS	KWAZULU-NATAL	HLUHLUWE	HOME AFFAIRS	CONSTRUCTION OF NEW OFFICE ACCOMMODATION	050771	5B	2017/06/09	12	36545115,67	7450000,00	MASBUILD CC
HOME AFFAIRS	NORTH WEST	MMABATHO		MMABATHO;VARIOUS FACILITIES: REPAIR AND UPGRADE TO ATAMELANG , MOLOPO AND MANKWE	045668	5B	2016/04/29	24	16866833,18	5448097,23	SOLIDAIRE CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
HOME AFFAIRS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		DEPT OF HOME AFFAIRS: MARABASTAD BUILDING: CONSTRUCTION OF W ALL AND ABLUTION BLOCK (TOILETS)	047658	5B	2014/12/08	6	8750000,00	3025677,81	LUCANGO BUSINESS AFFAIRS (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	WELKOM	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE AND FAMILY ADVOCATE ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODA TION	046406	5B	2017/06/19	18	23302664,28	4314900,00	MADIGA PROJECTS AND SECURITY
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	ROUXVILLE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION	047822	5B	2017/10/20	13	8317898,30	2291230,68	RO SWIKA PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	BLOEMFONTEIN	HIGH COURT	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	049689	5B	2017/03/15	12	1323000,00	1328836,00	NARE TRADING 503 (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	LADISMITH (WC)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION	032271	5B	2017/11/07	18	13084901,85	4339891,47	SIZISA UKHANYO TRADING 3 CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	BEAUFORT WEST	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING: UPGRADE AND REPLACE REDUNDANT UNITS	040220	5B	2017/03/01	12	3460920,20	1305500,00	SLYAHLANGANA CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	INSTALLATION OF AIR CONDITIONING AND UPGRADING OF BACK-UP GENERATOR	046978	5B	2015/02/11	12	17046930,21	4440400,00	SHATEL CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	JUSTIA BUILDING	REFURBISHMENT OF JUSTICIA BUILDING FOR FAMILY COURT	047032	5B	2017/04/02	24	111012532,40	20733100,00	EDEL CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	HIGH COURT	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	051605	5B	2017/05/25	9	2302857,35	461220,75	AR PROJECTS AND DEVELOPMENTS (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	ALBERTINIA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	GROUP 1: ALBERTINIA; HEIDELBERG(WC); MOSSEL BAY: BUILDING OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	053916	5B	2017/05/25	9	1926346,00	381139,24	VINO BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS AND MULTI P
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	LAINGSBURG	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	GROUP 2: LAINGSBURG; PRINCE ALBERT; MURRAYSBURG: BUILDING OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	053917	5B	2017/03/09	8	804312,01	360100,00	AFRICAN ILANGA CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	MOORREESBURG	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	GROUP 3: MOORREESBURG; TULBAGH; VAN RHYNSDORP: BUILDING OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	053918	5B	2017/05/09	9	902073,34	316335,65	AFRICAN ILANGA CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	UMBUMBULU	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION AND ALTERATIONS	034003	5B	2017/10/31	18	40064000,00	11635920,01	TAURIS GARDEN TRADING 500CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	IMPENDLE	JUSTICE COMPLEX	INSTALLATION OF PREPAID METERS	036711	5B	2017/04/25	3	53963,65	0,00	SIMPHIWE AMANDLA CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	PORT SHEPSTONE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING	045757	5B	2017/02/22	24	323114263,53	56172453,89	BASIL READ (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION	046386	5B	2019/01/16	30	198282675,66	24950000,00	RAPID BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	VULAMEHLO	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO OFFICE BUILDINGS	051045	5B	2018/05/11	24	21876478,55	3301472,04	GLOBACON (PTY) LTD T/A N E F
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	CHARLESTOWN	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	UPGRADING OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION FO METER BOX	053722	5B	2016/11/18	6	406455,60	0,00	POWERCON ELECTRICAL CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	OBERHOLZER	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	SECURITY MEASURES UPGRADE INCLUDING MINOR NEW WORKS OF SEWERAGE PIPES.	023106	5B	2017/07/28	10	9384654,28	3108203,72	KING LAW'S ELECTRICAL CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	JOHANNESBURG	HIGH COURT	ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION: CONVERSION TO THE 7 AND 9 TO 12 FL OORS	041546	5B	2016/11/29	30	440493492,11	69685985,56	YIKUSASA BUILDING CONTRACTORS
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	VARIOUS CENTRES (GTJ)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P2:TEMBISA,MEADOWLANDS,KLIPTOWN	054047	5B	2016/08/15	6	1673395,62	472880,85	SMZEE PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	VARIOUS CENTRES (GTJ)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P4:KRUGERSDORP,KHUTSONG	054067	5B	2016/08/15	6	1129135,80	385014,67	SMZEE PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	NORTHERN CAPE	FRASERBURG	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION	046253	5B	2018/07/26	18	25509632,29	5810000,01	SHATSANE SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS PTY LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	NORTHERN CAPE	KATHU	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	049619	5B	2014/08/08	3	50791,55	225854,60	OLORATO CATERING AND PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	NORTHERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTES : NORTHERN CAPE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	GROUP2:CONSTRUCTIONOF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIE S;HANNOVER,RICHMOND,DEAAR,NOUPOORT,PRIESKA,BRITSTOWN	053909	5B	2017/05/04	10	1276203,08	706000,00	ALF AND PHILL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	NORTHERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTES : NORTHERN CAPE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	GROUP3:CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITI ES:OLIFANTSHOEK,UPINGTON,GRIEKWASTAD	053910	5B	2016/11/25	10	3136140,00	810630,91	SELOANA CONTRACTORS (PTY)LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	NORTHERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTES : NORTHERN CAPE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	GROUP4:CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILIT IES:KENHARDT,SPRINGBOK,PORT NOLLOTH	053911	5B	2018/05/18	10	1477587,57	1031286,46	BANZI TRADE 26 PTY LTD T/A BOKAMOSO BRICKS
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	NORTH WEST	MAHIKENG	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	054054	5B	2017/12/01	6	1116926,50	250000,00	SEOKE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	EVANDER	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	049866	5B	2017/02/16	6	1621970,91	538323,92	MABOSOLA CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	BALFOUR (MPUMALANGA)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	051615	5B	2016/05/19	4	1288949,47	314500,00	SIBONGILE THEMBISILE FLORENCE TRADING CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	BETHAL	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES	051616	5B	2016/07/29	6	2100000,00	850000,00	SILIDI PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	VARIOUS CENTRES : MPUMALANGA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P1:ACORNHOEK,MHALA,WHITE RIVER,SABIE	054021	5B	2017/12/13	12	3112057,79	672381,00	TODAY'S DESTINY 47 JV SHWINGS
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	VARIOUS CENTRES : MPUMALANGA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P2:NSIKAZI,KANYAMAZANE,LYDENBURG	054022	5B	2017/03/13	9	2605852,00	924167,00	MOLANCO TRADING ENTERPRISE (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	VARIOUS CENTRES : MPUMALANGA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P3:MDUTYANA,MKOBOLA,KWAMMHLANGA	054023	5B	2017/03/27	9	1616068,50	650094,28	MUSAN TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	VARIOUS CENTRES : MPUMALANGA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P4:ERMELO,CAROLINA,BREYTEN	054025	5B	2017/03/13	9	1697215,80	525852,55	MOLANCO TRADING ENTERPRISE (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	VARIOUS CENTRES : MPUMALANGA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P5:BELFAST,SECUNDA,DAVEL	054026	5B	2017/04/12	9	1800000,00	1301483,50	MUSAN TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	VARIOUS CENTRES : MPUMALANGA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF GACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P6:VOLKSRUST,PIET RETIEF,AMSTERDAM	054027	5B	2017/07/27	9	1888413,53	445937,00	SIYEPHI TRADING PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	PORT ELIZABETH	HIGH COURT	ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS	045933	5B	2017/09/29	24	129823286,63	17092730,00	ALFDAV CONSTRUCTION CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	DIMBAZA	PERIODICAL COURT	CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING	046173	5B	2018/01/10	24	89924943,24	16643229,07	TRANSTRUCT (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTRES (EC)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P1:ALEXANDRIA,PORT ALFRED	053920	5B	2017/04/12	8	785573,15	0,00	CELISCAN (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTRES (EC)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PERSONS WITJH DISABILITIES:GR OUP2:CRADOCK,SOMERSET EAST	053921	5B	2016/06/14	6	1574928,24	0,00	S FOURIE
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTRES (EC)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P4:JOUBERTINA,KIRKWOOD,PORT ELIZABETH	053923	5B	2016/07/14	9	3744103,22	0,00	MSNH MAINTENANCE
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	VARIOUS CENTRES (EC)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:GROU P5:KEISKAMMAHOEK,PEDDIE,STUTTERHEIM	053924	5B	2016/11/09	27	1076119,10	0,00	TYS DEVELOPERS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	PALACE OF JUSTICE	HERITAGE - MODIFICATION, UPGRADING AND AUDIT OF SECURITY SYS TEMS IN HIGH COURT AND PALACE OF JUSTICE.	042109	5B	2016/06/02	18	25744559,66	7330998,76	GEORGE THOMAS T/A TRICOR SALES & SERVICE
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	MAMELODI	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING	044028	5B	2018/05/25	30	112147259,68	36023566,56	FIKILE CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REFURBISHMENT OF ABLUTION FACILITY FOR PERSON WITH DISABILIT Y	054388	5B	2016/01/31	3	65221,80	0,00	L AND M TUMO TRADERS CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	BITYI	PERIODICAL COURT	CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING	044390	5B	2018/01/10	20	62566269,50	10042756,76	DEWING CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND REFORM	KWAZULU-NATAL	LADYSMITH (KZN)		NO 49 BEACON STREET: UPGRADING OF ACCOMMODATION	052548	5B	2016/08/22	6	6973536,00	0,00	KHONZI TRADING AND PROJECTS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	FREESTATE	GARIEP DAM	POLICE STATION	INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR SETS AT NO N DEVOLVED POLICE STATIONS	054500	5B	2017/03/14	6	1356408,08	79480,80	BNM CIVIL CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	STORES DEPOT	EPPING STORES DEPOT: REPAIR ROOFS AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCT URE	044673	5B	2017/04/12	18	95749155,11	9618300,00	GVK-SIYA ZAMA BUILDING CONTRACTORS (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	WESTERN CAPE	FAURE	SHOOTING RANGE	SAPS COMLEX: UPGRADING OF CIVIL ENGINEER INFRASTRUCTURE	048854	5B	2017/04/19	8	16735332,12	3641015,00	UMZALI CIVILS PTY LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	POLICE STATION	INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR SETS AT NON DEVOLVED FACILITIES IN THE WESTERN CAPE REGION	053467	5B	2018/09/13	30	11508990,65	1163800,00	LITE-LINE ELECTRICAL CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	DONNYBROOK	PROJECT VYFSTER	REPAIR AND RENOVATION: CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODAT ION.	011014	5B	2017/03/23	6	81583095,40	21848000,00	RAMBROS CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	MELMOTH	PROJECT VYFSTER	REPAIR AND RENOVATION: UPGRADING AND CONSTRUCTION OF ADD ACC	013016	5B	2017/07/11	30	93362031,57	16247324,70	PAN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT (PTY)
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	SAWOTI	PROJECT VYFSTER	COURT: LIVING QUARTERS: CELLS: NEWLY BUILD, REPAIR AND RENOV ATE AND CONVERSION OF FACILITIES.	013020	5B	2016/11/01	24	70503212,29	18378189,25	TOKOLOGO TECHNICAL ASSIGNMENTS
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	COLENSO	S A POLICE COMPLEX	REPAIRS &RENOVATIONS TO STATION. UPGRADING OF EXISTING CELLS . DEMOLISH OLD STRUCTURES. CONSTRUCTION OF ADD ACC.	035895	5B	2017/06/30	24	67628628,52	10896688,89	SIYAXHASANA CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN		KZN: KWA-MASHU: REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING POLICE ST ATION AND SINGLE QUARTERS	041851	5B	2016/06/24	36	82906835,92	29973706,61	RODPAUL CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	NTUZUMA	POLICE STATION	CONSTRUCTION OF CCTV CONTROL ROOM	046725	5B	2017/11/10	14	16838823,68	4355889,22	UMZINGWANE CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN	POLICE STATION	INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR SET AT VARIOUS POLICE STATIONS	053376	5B	2019/07/13	36	18057083,34	0,00	POLO ELECTRICAL CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	MALUTI	MILITARY BASE	INSTALLATION OF TEMPORARY WATER SUPPLY BACKUP SYSTEM	054217	5B	2016/09/06	3	423808,10	380004,00	VITSHA PM CONSULTANTS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY	POLICE STATION	INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR SETS AT POLICE STATIONS : DOUGLAS, GRIEKWASTAD, HOPETOWN, JAN KEMPDORP, MODERIVIER, PAMPIERSTAD , WARRENTON AND KOOPMANSFONTEIN	053831	5B	2017/01/25	6	2478047,70	241895,28	ANIL M JESSA CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	DE AAR	POLICE STATION	INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR SETS AT COLESBURG, SUNRISE, PETRUS VILLE, NONZWAKAZI, VOSBURG AND CALVINIA	053850	5B	2016/03/02	6	2441939,85	217494,90	ANIL M JESSA CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTH WEST	ZEERUST	POLICE STATION	CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION AND REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING FACILITIES	043801	5B	2017/11/02	30	80551731,70	13936667,60	K2017341003 (SOUTH AFRICA)(PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	MPUMALANGA	NELSPRUIT	POLICE STATION	INSTALLATION OF A GENERATOR SET AT VARIOUS POLICE STATIONS	053490	5B	2017/03/30	12	4386923,60	500000,00	MAMLI PROJECTS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	MANKWENG	POLICE STATION	PROJECTS_5 STAR, UPGRADE OF POLICE STATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF 8 ADDITIONAL OFFICES,CELLS AND LIVING QUARTERS	014335	5B	2017/03/28	24	60790429,07	7991779,71	MUMS BUSINESS ENTERPRISE CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	VUWANI	POLICE STATION	PROJECT 5 STAR, UPGRADING OF POLICE STATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL OFFICES	039789	5B	2017/04/04	18	29090508,73	9020181,33	DWELLING INNOVATIONS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	DZANANI	POLICE STATION	UPGRADING OF POLICE STATION,REPAIR AND RENOVATION OF EXISTIN G OFFICE BLOCK & CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION	039804	5B	2018/05/02	24	66140096,40	12168525,33	CHRYSELDA BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	TOLWE	S A POLICE QUARTERS	CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CSC,MARRIED & SINGLE QUARTERS,CONVERSION OF EXISTING CELL BLOCK TO GENERAL STOREAND REPAIR AND RENOV ATION TO EXISTING BUILDINGS	040352	5B	2017/11/07	24	43885004,75	6710400,56	MORETENG INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	HLOGOTLOU	POLICE STATION	REPAIR AND RENOVATION, UPGRADING, CONVERSION AND NEWLY BUILT FACILITIES	042527	5B	2017/03/20	30	71035179,69	12742196,00	ATILE INVESTMENT CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	PORT ELIZABETH	POLICE STATION	COMPLETE UPGRADING OF THE SAPS COMPLEX INCLUDING PARKING	027026	5B	2017/06/22	24	58398723,04	11706835,57	TRANSTRUCT (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	WHITTLESEA	POLICE STATION	CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERCOVER PARKING	046836	5B	2016/12/01	8	1301141,39	309700,00	NDZAMELA CONSTRUCTION
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	GRAAFF-REINET	POLICE COLLEGE	ACADEMY: COMPLETE UPGRADING OF EXISTING BOUNDARY FENCE TO COMPLEX	049997	5B	2016/03/29	8	5917246,21	1320000,00	POENIE'S BUILDERS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	GONUBIE	POLICE STATION	SUPPLY, DELIVERY AND COMPLETE INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR SET	050011	5B	2017/01/03	6	665699,58	90000,00	RAM ELECTRICAL AND CIVIL CONTRACTORS (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	PORT ELIZABETH	POLICE STATION	KWA ZAKHELE: COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION OF BOUNDARY FENCE	050138	5B	2016/10/10	8	4375764,03	603000,00	BLUE DISA TRADING 754 CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	PORT ELIZABETH	POLICE STATION	SOUTHDENE GARAGE: COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION BOUNDARY WALL/ FENCE	050144	5B	2016/12/17	8	6950782,99	1470000,00	TWIZZA CIVLS AND BUILDING CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	ADDO	POLICE STATION	ADDO ACADEMY: COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION OF BOUNDARY FENCE (8KM)	050387	5B	2017/05/18	9	6067463,24	1158500,00	RC ORBAN
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	STEYTLERVILLE	POLICE STATION	ACQUISITION OF LAND: ERF 610: PROPOSED ADDITIONAL OFFICE ACC OMMODATION	050487	5B	2016/09/14	9	78935,00	0,00	DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (COURTS)
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	WHITTLESEA	POLICE STATION	UPGRADE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY	050715	5B	2016/09/05	6	492898,28	235000,00	POENIE'S BUILDERS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		BON ACCORD: NATIONAL INTERVENTION UNIT: LAVENDER RD	030805	5B	2015/01/16	24	127428694,98	34764001,01	MOKOENA-PHUMI CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	MABOPANE	POLICE STATION	CONSTRUCTION OF POLICE STATION AND SINGLE QUARTERS	033753	5B	2017/05/10	24	31581451,41	5863142,85	ZIDLAPHI KGOMO AND ASSOCIATES CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	CENTRAL POLICE STATION AND SINGLE QUARTERS	SEALING OF ROOF OF RESIDENTIAL BLOCK,REPLACEMENT OF DOWN PIP ES AND UPGRADING OF WET SERVICES	039074	5B	2016/06/14	9	16725780,70	7929042,86	SPLISH SPLASH CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	DOG SCHOOL	REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING SECURITY FENCE, UPGRADE OF THE FIRE BREAK ROAD AND PROVISION OF TWO ENTRANCE GATES	050128	5B	2016/01/03	18	29529302,11	5774563,80	ZIDLAPHI KGOMO AND ASSOCIATES CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	CENTURION	POLICE STATION	SAPS: ERASMIA: CONNECTION OF SERVICES TO ERVEN 656 & 657	050143	5B	2016/12/09	6	17472393,17	5599284,29	ISIPHIWO TRADING CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	UMTATA	RADIO CONTROL CENTRE	CENTRAL POLICE STATION: CONSTRUCITON OF 10111 RADIO CONTROL CENTRE	045954	5B	2014/12/15	20	51221273,41	14973253,97	KGAFELA CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	LUSIKISIKI		CONSTRUCTION OF NEW POLICE STATION ON PORTION 1 OF ERF 49	040174	5B	2016/12/12	18	64246718,15	17324540,40	BRIGHT HOMES CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD

DPW CAPITAL - PROJECTS ON CONSTRUCTION PHASE

CLIENT DEPT

PROVINCE

TYPE

TOWN

COMPLEX

DESCRIPTION

WCS NO

STATUS

ANTICIPATED PRACTICAL COMPLETION

CONTRACT PERIOD

CONTRACTOR CASH FLOW AMOUNT

CONSULTANT CASH FLOW AMOUNT

CONTRACTOR'S NAME

PUBLIC WORKS

EASTERN CAPE

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

MONANTSA PASS

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS: 6 MONTHS INTERI M FACILITY MANAGEMENT/RAMP CONTRACT

054784

5B

2016/12/16

6

419465,13

0

LA NATURA (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

DEPARTMENTAL

CAPE TOWN

SERVICE PRODUCTS

UPGRADING OF NDABENI AND EPPING SERVICE PRODUCTS

046599

5B

2017/08/14

21

46625354,54

5855249,28

PREMA RACITI CONSTRUCTION CC

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

DEPARTMENTAL

CAPE TOWN

RESEARCH STATION

ANTARTICA ISLAND: SANAE IV: REFURBISHMENT OF THE EXISTING BA SE

049596

5B

2019/01/21

40

177782983,2

15912808,67

NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

ACCESSIBILITY

KNYSNA

PRISON

INSTALLATION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

048761

5B

2017/05/26

3

487974,73

0

SOUTH WEST CONTRACTORS

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

ACCESSIBILITY

WORCESTER

POLICE STATION

INSTALLATION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISBILITIES

048770

5B

2013/05/21

6

667339,47

0

MAJIET BUILDERS CC

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

ACCESSIBILITY

BREDASDORP

AIR FORCE BASE

INSTALLATION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

048771

5B

2017/04/02

6

719358,1

0

SOUTH WEST CONTRACTORS

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

PRESTIGE

CAPE TOWN

PARLIAMENTARY VILLAGES

UPGRADING OF ACCESS CONTROL AT THE THREE PARLIAMENTARY VILLA GES BY MEANS OF USING AN ELECTRONIC SOFTWARE.

042638

5B

2015/10/12

8

37452925,42

8398902,4

BAMBANA MANAGEMENT SERVICES (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

WESTERN CAPE

PRESTIGE

CAPE TOWN

PARLIAMENTARY COMPLEX

SWANS GARAGE: REDESIGN TO OPTIMALLY UTILIZE SPACE

053095

5B

2017/03/29

12

13772105,89

729791,13

NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

DEPARTMENTAL

JOHANNESBURG

SERVICE PRODUCTS

DEPT OF LABOUR: UPGRADE OF INFRASTRUCTURE (ROADS,PAVEMENT,ST ORM WATER,DRAINAGE SYSTEM INCLUDING BUILDINGS) AT VILLAGE MA IN & SPRINGFILEDS

046600

5B

2017/07/27

24

48796091,89

6303751,11

LANCE MANAGEMENT SERVICES CC

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

PRESTIGE

PRETORIA

RESIDENTIAL

SECURITY MEASURES AT 321 RIGEL STREET, WATERKLOOF RIDGE

048576

5B

2015/12/03

12

3000000

COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

EASTERN CAPE

DEPARTMENTAL

PORT ELIZABETH

SERVICE PRODUCTS

DEPT OF LABOUR:PORT ELIZABETH EMPLOYMENT FACTORY: COMPLETE R EPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS

046603

5B

2015/08/19

16

33067434,65

6707215

LAWRENCE AND VICTOR CC

PUBLIC WORKS

EASTERN CAPE

DEPARTMENTAL

PORT ELIZABETH

EBEN DONGES BUILDING

ALTERATIONS AND REFURBISHMENT INCLUDING AIR CONDITIONING AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

049911

5B

2018/03/22

8

84611785

8990662,63

NATHAN ALEC DATNOW T/A SHAWSHANK CONSTRUCTION

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

ACCESSIBILITY

CENTURION

MILITARY BASE

INSTALLATION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AT LYTTELTON DOD

048739

5B

2017/10/11

6

2888473,14

0

HILLPET GENERAL DEALER CC

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

ACCESSIBILITY

HAMMANSKRAAL

DITHOLO MILITARY TRAINING COLLEGE:INSTALLATION OF FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

048763

5B

2017/03/02

4

304881,6

0

PT LESHEGO TRADING AND PROJECTS(PTY)LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

PRESTIGE

PRETORIA

BRYNTIRION

HERITAGE - CONSTRUCTION OF GATE 3 AND REFURBISHMENT OF EXIST ING GATE 4

044051

5B

2017/06/29

18

19491791,97

7628106,3

EASY SECURITY AUTO GATES AND GUARDS CC

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

PRESTIGE

PRETORIA

UNION BUILDINGS

HERITAGE - JAKARANDA PROJECT

048582

5B

2015/11/30

12

30443000

0

COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

PRESTIGE

PRETORIA

INSTALLATION OF SECURITY MEASURES AT 287 ALBERT STREET

052426

5B

2015/11/02

6

5577592,5

2600000

COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

PRESTIGE

PRETORIA

INSTALLATION OF SECURITY MEASURES AT 238 INDUS STREET

052427

5B

2015/11/02

6

3113781,49

120999

COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

DOLOMITE

PRETORIA

DRMS PHASE 4: EMERGENCY INVESTIGATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE DOLOMITE RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR THE NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

049316

5B

2016/02/27

36

13712670,12

0

KNIGHT PIESOLD (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

INNER CITY REGENERATION

PRETORIA

SALVOKOP: BULK SERVICES FOR STATSSA

052360

5B

2015/10/26

7

54519595,19

13701351,24

STATS SA D AND C JV

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

DEPARTMENTAL

PRETORIA

CIVITAS BUILDING

REPLACEMENT OF LIFTS

052129

5B

2016/09/20

32

55323905,49

3000000

OTIS (PROPRIETARY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

DOLOMITE

PRETORIA

SWARTKOP AIR FORCE BASE

UPGRADING OF WET SERVICES

044991

5B

2016/02/24

24

74238616,36

5130000

BOFEPI PROJECT MANAGEMENT CC

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

DOLOMITE

CENTURION

POLICE COMPLEX

WIERDA BRIDGE, ERASMIA, IRENE COMMAND AND HOME AFFAIRS: DOLO MITE RISK MANAGEMENT: UPGRADING OF CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICE S

045688

5B

2017/11/07

10

9584996,86

1850000

MAAUASO PROJECT CC

PUBLIC WORKS

GAUTENG

DOLOMITE

PRETORIA

DRMS: DOD & SAAF 68 AIR SCHOOL NORTH AND SOUTH: BULK WATER CONNECTION AND SECONDARY ENGINEERING SERVICES: REPLACEMENT AND UPGRADE

047888

5B

2017/11/08

26

87400160,45

8208000

SOUTH SOUND CIVILS/ EXEO KHOKELA CIVIL JOINT VENTURE

PUBLIC WORKS

LIMPOPO

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

STOCKPOORT

BORDER POST

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY: GROBLERS BRIDGE AND STOCKPOORT: APPOINT MENT OF CONSULTANTS: MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING OF BUILDING, CIVIL MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLA

052734

5B

2019/06/21

36

39933817,76

1647900,78

CALEDON RIVER PROPERTIES CC

PUBLIC WORKS

NORTH WEST

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

VARIOUS CENTRES: NORTH WEST

BORDER POSTS

BRAY, MAKGOBISTAD AND SWARTKOPFONTEIN: MAINTENANCE, SERVICIN G AND REPAIR OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS

052982

5B

2019/03/29

36

21651162,97

2465000

CALEDON RIVER PROPERTIES CC

PUBLIC WORKS

NORTH WEST

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

VARIOUS CENTRES: NORTH WEST

BORDER POSTS

RAMATLABAMA, KOPFONTEIN AND DERDEPOORT: 36 MONTHS MAINTENANC E, SERVICING AND REPAIR OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS

052983

5B

2019/06/21

36

41434266,46

2020437,51

CALEDON RIVER PROPERTIES CC

PUBLIC WORKS

MPUMALANGA

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

OSHOEK

BORDER POST

CONSTRUCTION/IMPLEMENTATION OF CRASH CUSHIONS/BARRIERS

053327

5B

2015/12/09

6

2789409,8

304699,2

SHAICON TENDERING SERVICES

PUBLIC WORKS

MPUMALANGA

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

JEPPES REEF

BORDER POSTS

MAINTANANCE,SERVICING AND REPAIRS OF BUILDINGS,CIVIL MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS

053366

5B

2019/08/30

36

14220232,26

0

LA NATURA (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

NORTHERN CAPE

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

MCCARTHYSRUST

BORDER POSTS

BCOCC: MAINTANANCE AND SERVICING OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS

053776

5B

2019/06/13

36

31107662,5

2650000

RUWACON (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

NORTHERN CAPE

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

VIOOLSDRIFT

BORDER POSTS

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AN D ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS AT ALEXANDER B AY AND VIOOLSDRIFT

053777

5B

2019/06/13

36

47699963,52

2940000

RUWACON (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

NORTHERN CAPE

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

GEMSBOK

BORDER POST

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AN D ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS AT GEMSBOK, TW EE RIVIEREN AND RIETFONTEIN PORTS OF ENTRY

053820

5B

2019/06/14

36

25240177,65

2200000

RUWACON (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

NORTHERN CAPE

LAND PORTS OF ENTRY

NAKOP

BORDER POST

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING OF BUILDINGS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AN D ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTALLATIONS AT NAKOP AND ONSSEEPKANS PORTS OF ENTRY

053821

5B

2019/06/13

36

22192989,34

2100000

RUWACON (PTY) LTD

PUBLIC WORKS

EASTERN CAPE

ACCESSIBILITY

BARKLY EAST

PRISON

COMPLETION OF CONTRACT 1

048402

5B

2017/08/07

3

772582,09

0

CONSA TRADING

PMTE MAINTENANCE - PROJECTS ON CONSTRUCTION PHASE

CLIENT DEPT	PROVINCE	TOWN	COMPLEX	DESCRIPTION	WCS NO	STATUS	ANTICIPATED PRACTICAL COMPLETION	CONTRACT PERIOD	CONTRACTOR CASH FLOW AMOUNT	CONSULTANT CASH FLOW AMOUNT	CONTRACTOR'S NAME
PUBLIC WORKS	KWAZULU-NATAL	ESHOWE	OFFICE BLOCK	HERITAGE - REHABILITATION OF SANDF: JOHN ROSS HIGHWAY	046985	5B	2017/07/04	24	51976303,72	14318436,58	TAURIS GARDEN TRADING 500CC
PUBLIC WORKS	KWAZULU-NATAL	PIETERMARITZBURG	WORKSHOPS	REHABILITATION OF OLD DPW WORKSHOPS ON PRINCE EDWARD STREET	050033	5B	2019/06/01	30	247539864,2	45538151,41	EMB JOINT VENTURE
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	BRAKPAN		REHABILITATION OF OFFICES FOR ANY CLIENT DEPARTMENT (79 HIGH STREET)	049345	5B	2018/04/21	18	31412907,43	5811387,8	KWAGGA HOLDINGS (PTY)LTD
PUBLIC WORKS	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY		REHABILITATION OF BUILDINGS FOR SAPS (ROODEPAN)	049340	5B	2018/02/27	12	5359602,27	1900000	MMANYANE CONSTRUCTION
PUBLIC WORKS	MPUMALANGA	NELSPRUIT		REHABILITATION OF OLD PRISON IN ERMELO,ERF NO.73IT	050782	5B	2017/12/28	18	26246002,61	6790852,38	MUSAN TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
PUBLIC WORKS	LIMPOPO	TZANEEN	LABOUR BUILDING	HERITAGE - REHABILITATION OF EXISTING BUILDING FOR SAPS	044323	5B	2012/07/16	18	3447230,7	1299845,34	MEONDO JV QCOBS
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES	HERITAGE - UPGRADING	041384	5B	2008/03/05	18	41384120,18	9158472,98	SIGHT LINES PIPE SURVEY SERVICES (PTY) LTD
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		HERITAGE - 38 CHURCH SQUARE (OLD RESERVE BANK BUILDING): UPG RADING	044271	5B	2016/02/27	10	65000000	22252981,17	MORONGWA BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AND VICMOL CONSTRUCTION
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES	INSTALLATION OF INTERIM SECURITY MANAGEMENT EQUIPMENT	046538	5B	2019/11/22	36	38032190,58	3691013,6	COOL BREEZE AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION CC
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	RESTORATION OF OLD MAGISTRATE COURT	049065	5B	2018/04/25	18	173163445,1	23667022,51	LUBBE CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
ARTS AND CULTURE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN		HERITAGE - ROBBEN ISLAND: INTERVENTION STRATEGY FOR A COMPRE HENSIVE FACILITIES MANAGEMENT CONTRACT	054104	5B	2019/04/13	48	112000000	0	COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	FREESTATE	VENTERSBURG	PRISON	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS	040824	5B	2018/05/25	17	7000286,4	1172300	JUA DEVELOPERS CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	SWELLENDAM	BUFFELSJACHTRIVER PRISON	REPAIRS TO BUILDINGS, AND RELATED SERVICES	040703	5B	2014/01/17	24	24126852	4000704,68	SEBATA SEBATANA VISION BUILD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	CALEDON	PRISON	REPAIR OF BUILDINGS AND RELATED SERVICES	040706	5B	2014/01/17	24	37768062,54	3391967,36	SEBATA SEBATANA VISION BUILD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	PAARL	DRAKENSTEIN PRISON	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF PRISON BUILDINGS AND RELATED SERVICES	040714	5B	2017/12/08	24	44828728,51	6083350	NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	PORTERVILLE	VOORBERG PRISON	REPAIR OF HOUSING ACCOMMODATION, BUILDINGS AND RELATED SERVICES	040842	5B	2014/02/21	24	19418527,65	3894700	SEBATA SEBATANA VISION BUILD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	GOODWOOD	PRISON	:REPAIRS TO BUILDINGS AND WET SERVICES	044464	5B	2019/09/28	36	52431123,77	5414475,27	NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PRISON	VOORBERG, OBIQUA, DWARSRIVIER PRISONS:REPAIR, MAINTENANCE & OPERATION OF WATER & SEWERAGE WORKS	050784	5B	2018/07/13	24	32525866,68	2803529,6	ZANA MANZI SERVICES PTY LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	UMZIMKULU	PRISON	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS FOR BUILDING RELATED SERVICES.	040818	5B	2017/03/12	24	10839301,79	4990394,37	SIFIKILE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	GLENCOE	HOUSES	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO 48 HOUSES	041219	5B	2018/06/14	18	26502630	10005088,14	CRYSTAL LAGOON INVESTMENTS 44 CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	EMPANGENI	PRISON	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLA TION	044012	5B	2012/02/25	36	65755285,4	9758027,59	AERO-DUCT MOYA CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN	PRISON	WESTVILLE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE FOR STEAM LINES, CALORIFIED BOILERS AND KITCHEN EQUIPMENT	044257	5B	2015/01/23	36	106097943,9	11700000	TOKOLOGO TECHNICAL ASSIGNMENTS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KWAZULU-NATAL	PIETERMARITZBURG	PRISON	PIETERMARITZBURG OLD AND NEW PRISON : MAINTENACE FOR BULK ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS	044487	5B	2017/09/07	36	70634555,84	13542495,47	MISHOE TRADING AND PROJECTS (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	BOKSBURG	PRISON	GROUP 4 PRISONS:REPAIR AND UPGRADE OF BUILDINGS AND RELATED SERVICES:CONTRACT 1(PRISON PRECINT)	037448	5B	2018/07/27	24	88723368,97	24370697,12	LETLAPA BORWA CIVIL
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	DEVON	PRISON	DEVON PRISON: CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE FOR WATER AND SEWE R PLANT	050236	5B	2018/03/06	10	6881729,7	1824244,97	NICKELODIA TRADING (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	HEIDELBERG (GAUTENG)	PRISON	HEIDELBERG PRISON: REPAIR MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS	051550	5B	2018/01/26	24	28378826,38	2847699,21	SEBUSHI SOMO CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	NIGEL	PRISON	NIGEL PRISON: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHA NICAL INSTALLATIONS FOR 24 MONTHS	051555	5B	2018/04/24	24	43768378,55	4787490	SEBUSHI SOMO CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GAUTENG	VEREENIGING	PRISON	VEREENIGING PRISON: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS	051558	5B	2017/09/29	24	36235923,33	4914418,35	SEBUSHI SOMO CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	MOGWASE	PRISON	REPAIR AND UPGRADING OF THE ENTIRE CENTRE	037481	5B	2019/04/24	36	130026531,1	33144817	SEBUSHI SOMO CHUENE MATLALA JV
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	NORTH WEST	ROOIGROND	PRISON	REPAIR, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS OF WATER SEWERAGE	045603	5B	2018/05/10	24	38248128	5503651,67	EXILITE 454 CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	GRAAFF-REINET	PRISON	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF BUILDINGS,RELATED SERVICES, ELECTR ICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS AND CIVIL INFRSTRUCTURE	037464	5B	2017/05/11	14	21808636	7310000	RUWACON (PTY) LTD
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	COFIMVABA	PRISON	COFIMVABA, NQAMAKWE,GOEDEMOED, WILLOWVALE PRISON:REPAIR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS OF WATER AND SEWERAGE WORKS	044114	5B	2020/03/07	36	30627895,44	4341000	WATER SOLUTIONS SA HEAD OFFICE
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	BARKLY EAST	PRISON	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE BUILDINGS, RELATED SERVICES, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE	040693	5B	2011/12/09	36	7186332,97	3134119,8	SOMANA CONSTRUCTION CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	MOUNT AYLIFF	PRISON	MOUNT AYLIFF PRISON: MAINTENANCE FOR BUILDINGS RELATED AND WET SERVICES, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE	044483	5B	2017/02/01	12	19357796,52	6939870,6	BITUPQUIP CONSTRUCTION CC
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	EASTERN CAPE	UMTATA	PRISON	REFURBISHMENT OF DOMESTIC WATER RETICULATION AND CIVIL INSTA LLATION	050594	5B	2018/06/07	15	58910461,15	6547329,11	SISONKE / LEBAKA JV
DEFENCE	FREESTATE	BLOEMFONTEIN		DE BRUG COMPLEX: REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF SEWER SYSTEM	047317	5B	2018/05/27	12	7629595,37	800000,01	REDER CONSTRUCTION
DEFENCE	FREESTATE	BLOEMFONTEIN		BLOEMSPRUIT COMPLEX: REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS OF SEWER SYSTEM	047318	5B	2018/06/25	23	22274635,92	3215443	BBT ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
DEFENCE	FREESTATE	BLOEMFONTEIN		REPAIRS AND RENOVATION TO BUILDING 1,2,5, TO 8 AND 21 AT MPA TEMPE	049859	5B	2018/03/02	12	3507568,98	1161900	SOLOMON & SMITH PROPERTY DEVELOPERS AND BUILDERS
DEFENCE	FREESTATE	BLOEMSPRUIT	BLOEMSPRUIT AIR FORCE BASE	REPAIR & RENOVATION TO BUILDINGS 70, 81, 82, 83, 95, 104, 105, 107 AND 318: GROUP 5	049921	5B	2017/11/21	12	15858002,28	2684100	MBIKIZA GROUP OF COMPANIES (PTY) LTD
DEFENCE	WESTERN CAPE	LANGEBAAN	AIR FORCE BASE	BUILDING 116: REPAIR OF LEAKING ARMOUR ROOF	047471	5B	2018/02/28	7	4350627,76	2737316	T.R. MECHANICALS 786 CC
DEFENCE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	WINGFIELD MILITARY BASE	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS	048960	5B	2017/11/09	14	7194229,68	4007908	ILITHA PAINTERS AND DECORATORS CC
DEFENCE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	NAVAL BASE	SIMONSTOWN NAVAL BASE: REPAIRS TO FMU BUILDING 1032 EAST YARD	052086	5B	2018/05/23	12	41383305,67	4180191,17	NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD
DEFENCE	KWAZULU-NATAL	DURBAN	S A N D F COMPLEX	SMITH STREET:REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS INCLUDING ELECTRICAL AND FENCING	028207	5B	2018/01/25	13	18131499,28	6538095,18	SERENGETI INTERIORS CC
DEFENCE	GAUTENG	JOHANNESBURG	MILITARY BASE	46 BRIGADE: REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS TO MILITARY BASE	046946	5B	2018/08/23	18	44714673,9	7650000	ZIDLAPHI KGOMO AND ASSOCIATES CC
DEFENCE	GAUTENG	HEIDELBERG (GAUTENG)	HOUSES	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS TO MILITARY HOUSE	046952	5B	2018/01/27	18	82283420,28	15222432,74	LETLAPA BORWA CIVIL
DEFENCE	GAUTENG	ZUURBEKOM	HOUSES	REPAIR AND RENOVATION TO MILITARY HOUSE	046954	5B	2017/11/01	12	21866112,27	3624240,87	TCT CIVIL AND CONSTRUCTION CC
DEFENCE	GAUTENG	JOHANNESBURG		SA IRISH MILITARY BASE: REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO ENTIRE MI LITARY BASES	046956	5B	2018/06/14	18	28550136,28	5955061	SHUMANIE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
DEFENCE	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY	3 S A I BATALION	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO THE MESS COMPLEX	046877	5B	2017/04/12	8	6821988,47	1740826,9	COURTESY CATERS MANAGEMENT CC
DEFENCE	NORTHERN CAPE	DE AAR	97 AMMUNITION DEPOT	REPAIRS AND RENOVATION TO 184 AMMUNATION STORE DOORS	049863	5B	2018/09/13	18	2510526,5	950000	SELOANA CONTRACTORS (PTY)LTD
DEFENCE	NORTHERN CAPE	JAN KEMPDORP	93 AMMUNITION DEPOT	REPAIR AND RENOVATION TO NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS MESS	049879	5B	2018/07/27	12	13552936,45	1974366,24	MBIKIZA GROUP OF COMPANIES (PTY) LTD
DEFENCE	NORTHERN CAPE	JAN KEMPDORP	93 AMMUNITION DEPOT	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO SINGLE QUARTERS, BUILDINGS 132, 1 33, 134 AND 138	049881	5B	2017/08/31	12	9288950,55	1374580,01	DIMENGE S PROJECTS CC
DEFENCE	MPUMALANGA	NELSPRUIT	MILITARY BASE	SANDRIVER: REPAIRS AND RENOVATION OF THE BASE	050600	5B	2018/07/01	24	15782234,87	4300000	MUSAN TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
DEFENCE	MPUMALANGA	NELSPRUIT	MILITARY BASE	REPAIRS AND RENOVATION OF 55 GRANIET NELSPRUIT CLUB	050601	5B	2017/09/24	24	34104928,13	9781968	MUSAN TRADING ENTERPRISE
DEFENCE	EASTERN CAPE	PORT ELIZABETH	MILITARY BASE	REPAIR AND RENOVATION OF THE HANGAR: AIRCRAFT HANGAR NO. 169 : 15 SQUADRON	051677	5B	2017/10/30	12	28522704,45	1813918,41	BLUE DISA TRADING 754 CC
DEFENCE	EASTERN CAPE	UMTATA	MILITARY BASE	14 SAI: REFURBISHMENT OF INTERNAL WATER RETICULATION AND SEW ERAGE SYSTEM	049605	5B	2018/12/08	18	26991899,35	4000000,1	BLUE DISA TRADING 754 CC
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PARLIAMENTARY COMPLEX	HERITAGE - REFURBISHMENT OF NCOP BUILDING, INCLUDING HVAC, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC INSTALLATIONS	044232	5B	2019/04/17	24	103200034,1	15605259,84	NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PARLIAMENTARY VILLAGES	REFURBISHMENT OF RESIDENCES OF SESSIONAL OFFICIALS IN THE TH REE PARLIAMENTARY VILLAGES.	045661	5B	2018/07/30	36	140012045,5	34140890,51	VUSELA CONSTRUCTION (PTY)LTD
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PARLIAMENTARY COMPLEX	CT: OFFICIAL OFFICE ACCOMMODATION: PROVIDE INTEGRATED FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES (FOR A 5 YEAR PERIOD)	046547	5B	2019/08/19	60	561021815,1	10912538,62	ARCUS FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PARLIAMENTARY VILLAGES	CT: OFFICIAL RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION: PROVIDE INTEGRATED FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES. (FOR A 5 YEAR PERIOD)	046548	5B	2019/08/19	60	541033745,5	21657079,87	BROLL PROPERTY GROUP (PTY) LTD - FACILITIES
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PARLIAMENTARY COMPLEX	HERITAGE - TUYNHUYS: PROPOSED NEW FURNITURE AND ANCILLARY ST ORE, BUSINESS HUB, PARAPLEGIC PLATFORM STAIR LIFT AND SECURI TY INSTALLATIONS	049416	5B	2017/09/06	12	57971580,66	12631630	PREMA RACITI CONSTRUCTION CC
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	PARLIAMENTARY COMPLEX	HERITAGE - MARKS BUILDING: EXTERNAL RENOVATIONS TO THE BUILD ING	050720	5B	2018/07/05	18	40097200,45	6011978,05	PREMA RACITI CONSTRUCTION CC
DPW - PRESTIGE	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	GROOTE SCHUUR ESTATE	HERITAGE - BAIE DANKIE/WAG'N BIETJIE/RHEEZICHT: REPLACE EXISTING THATCH ROOF	050768	5B	2017/02/11	6	728368,8	0	ELIM ROOFTHATCHERS CC
DPW - PRESTIGE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		HERITAGE - REFURBISHMENT OF HOUSE 23	044661	5B	2007/12/14	6	351368	368822,81	DIRHAM CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CC
DPW - PRESTIGE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		HERITAGE - REFURBISHMENT OF HOUSE 15	044662	5B	2007/12/14	6	228979	372879,02	DIRHAM CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CC
DPW - PRESTIGE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		INTERNAL & EXTERNAL MAINTENANCE OF HOUSE 205 ORION IN WATERK LOOF	053320	5B	2016/03/02	12	2941402,9	2941402,9	COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD
DPW - PRESTIGE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		HERITAGE - IMPLEMENTATION OF CRACKS REPAIR AND OF UNDERPIN- NING OF GOEDEHOOP HOUSE	049724	5B	2016/03/02	12	3000000	4854296,7	COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD
DPW - PRESTIGE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS AT 259 ACQUILA IN WATERKLOOF	054032	5B	2015/06/02	3	3843476,85	3843476,85	COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD
DPW - PRESTIGE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS AT 307 NICHOLSON IN WATERKLOOF	054036	5B	2015/12/02	9	2655407,51	2655407,51	COEGA DEVELOPMENT CORP (PTY) LTD
ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN		SALDANA BAY HARBOUR & PEPPER BAY AREA: STABILIZATION OF EROD ED EMBANKMENTS: REPAIR	050712	5B	2018/02/09	12	39986438,89	3200000	GUERRINI MARINE CONSTRUCTION CC
ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN		MARION ISLAND: MAINTENANCE TO THE RESEARCH BASE	053795	5B	2016/02/15	12	4746530,74	0	STARLIGHT WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIERS
ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN		ANTARTICA ISLAND: MAINTENANCE TO THE RESEARCH BASE: SANAE IV	053796	5B	2017/11/06	36	3691513,18	0	CCK BUILDING AND SCAFFOLDING HIRE
ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN		GOUGH ISLAND: MAINTENANCE TO THE RESEARCH BASE	054041	5B	2018/08/06	36	1853566,89	0	BLUE ICE REFRIGERATION CC
GOVERNMENT PRINTING WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA		REPAIR OF LEAKING ROOF AND STRUCTURAL WORK FOR GOVERNMENT PRINTERS AS WELL AS HERITAGE	048332	5B	2017/10/04	12	47046045,9	15117858,06	BONO INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
HOME AFFAIRS	EASTERN CAPE	UMTATA		REPAIR & REFURBISH MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,BUILDING &CIVIL	045609	5B	2017/06/30	12	12465720,04	4490705,61	AZCON PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	TSEKI	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS	048335	5B	2017/11/07	12	10603316,67	2578539,47	MADIGA PROJECTS AND SECURITY
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	BLOEMFONTEIN	HIGH COURT	REPAIR OF ROOF, CEILINGS AND FLOORS AS WELL AS PLASTERING OF WALLS AND PAINTING OF WALLS	048352	5B	2017/11/02	18	19443945,97	4474719,86	VARYMIX NINETEEN (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	BOTHAVILLE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF BOTHAVILLE MAGISTRATE OFFICE	048364	5B	2017/05/22	8	3598691,69	921576,52	MBIKIZA GROUP OF COMPANIES (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	DEWETSDORP	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF MAGISTRATE COURT	048367	5B	2017/09/20	13	4433808,21	1547042	PHUTHALUSHAKA CIVIL PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	FRANKFORT(FREE STATE)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF MAGISTRATE OFFICE	048368	5B	2018/06/04	12	3554444,82	775000	DJ AND SS CLEANING SERVICES CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	SPRINGFONTEIN	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF MAGISTRATE OFFICE	048371	5B	2017/11/06	11	2321990,78	803147,84	LEBURU FETSI CONSTRUCTION
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	FREESTATE	HEILBRON		HEILBRON MAGISTRATE OFFICE, CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE	050800	5B	2018/06/11	18	20860791,01	3845497,25	WHITE LEOPARD TRADING CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	CAPE TOWN	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS	048538	5B	2018/01/11	24	76855357,88	9520900	NOLITHA ELECTRICAL (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	WESTERN CAPE	PAARL	REGIONAL COURT	HERITAGE- RESTORATION	049038	5B	2017/04/12	12	18510546,19	4237800	ABDA BUILDING AND INTERIOR PROJECTS CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	UMLAZI	COMPLEX	HERITAGE - REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO OFFICE BUILDING	040855	5B	2019/06/21	32	88425000	19877000	AFRISCAN CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	KWAZULU-NATAL	HLABISA	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	VARIOUS BUILDING REPAIRS	048453	5B	2017/10/31	8	1416037,59	789071,77	MABHULANE CONSTRUCTION
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	MPUMALANGA	MIDDELBURG (MPU)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS: ROOF LEAKS; CRACKED WALLS; WINDOW PANES; ETC.	036169	5B	2017/04/06	18	27730856,91	13200000	ASATICO CIVIL AND CONSTR P/L
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JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	LIMPOPO	LULEKANI	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS	048604	5B	2017/11/20	12	19936796,35	7420393,38	SEGABOKENG BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	LIMPOPO	HLANGANANI (NP)	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF BUILDING	048605	5B	2017/03/24	12	13921885,98	3764862,89	BITUPQUIP CONSTRUCTION CC
JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	QUEENSTOWN	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	QUEENSTOWN MAGISTRATE COURT - CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE	050840	5B	2017/12/14	18	31345834	8518662	NATHAN ALEC DATNOW T/A SHAWSHANK CONSTRUCTION
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JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT	EASTERN CAPE	MOUNT FRERE	MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE	CONDITION BASED MAINTAINANCE	046766	5B	2018/10/11	13	20900460,5	8452279,91	TP CONSTRUCTION JV MC BAVU CONSTRUCTION
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PUBLIC WORKS	FREESTATE	VARIOUS CENTRES (FS)		REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO LIFT INSTALLATIONS IN VARIOUS GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS	051540	5B	2018/10/23	56	22887527,27	2881975,79	SIGMA LIFTS AND ESCALATORS (PTY) LTD
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PUBLIC WORKS	EASTERN CAPE	PORT ELIZABETH		REPLACEMENT OF FENCE AT HUMEWOOD MILITARY BASE	048686	5B	2018/02/02	9	8766083,94	1200000	CRYSTAL SPARKLE TRADING 98 CC
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	SAMS COLLEGE	EMERGENCY WORK - REPAIR/REPLACE LEAKING PIPES, TILES, TOILET S AND SHOWERS IN BLOCKS G, H, I, J & K	046021	5B	2008/04/15	1	3600000	0	SAKYA'S BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CC
PUBLIC WORKS	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	OFFICE BLOCK	PTA-VARIOUS GOVT BUILDINGS:FOLLOW ON CONTRACT WCS 046918 FOR THE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE LIFTS	051920	5B	2018/03/06	36	21483889,65	2925586,56	KONE ELEVATORS SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD
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SA POLICE SERVICE	FREESTATE	HERTZOGVILLE	POLICE STATION AND HOUSING UNITS	HERTZOGVILLE POLICE STATION: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE TO ELECT RICAL,CIVIL,STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL ELEMEMNTS TO THE STATI ON AND HOUSES	051847	5B	2018/06/22	12	9675399,49	2714260	ESOERENS CIVIL CONTRACTORS (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	FREESTATE	SENEKAL	POLICE STATION	SENEKAL POLICE STATION: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE TO ELECTRICAL CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS TO THE STATION	051850	5B	2018/03/02	9	3249735,53	587000,01	ESOERENS CIVIL CONTRACTORS (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	FREESTATE	WANDA	POLICE STATION AND HOUSING UNITS	WANDA POLICE STATION: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE TO ELECTRICAL, CIVIL,MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS TO THE STATION AND HOUSES	051855	5B	2017/05/30	12	9296037,01	1750565,77	VINO BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS AND MULTI P
SA POLICE SERVICE	FREESTATE	VREDE	POLICE STATION AND HOUSING UNITS	CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE ON STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL AND CI VIL ELEMENTS OUSES	051856	5B	2016/08/12	18	13339817,05	3451486,86	CENTRAL BRIDGE TRADING 389 CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	WESTERN CAPE	OUDTSHOORN	GARAGE	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS INCLUDING, ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE SERVICES AND STRUCTURAL WORKS	050477	5B	2018/03/19	18	57375113,13	7383932,58	REDER CONSTRUCTION
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	JOZINI	S A POLICE QUARTERS	COMPLETE REPAIRS AND RENOVATION TO 6HOUSES AND 24 MARRIED QU ARTERS	035854	5B	2015/09/10	21	23783788,24	9850000	SETHEO INVESTMENTS PTY LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	KWAMSANE	POLICE STATION	KWAMSANE: COMPLETE R&R TO STATION COMPLEX AS WELL LIVING QUA RTERS.	046041	5B	2016/03/21	14	14875048,73	6478799,02	EMCAKWINI CONSTRUCTION AND FENCING CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	NONGOMA		REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS TO NONGOMA ROYAL PROTECTION UNIT BUI LDING	050159	5B	2018/04/19	24	12214485,82	5300000	LAKHIMU INVESTMENTS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	KWAZULU-NATAL	LADYSMITH (KZN)		REPAIRS AND RENOVATION TO LADYSMITH POLICE STATION COMPLEX	050160	5B	2018/01/11	24	69578664	24346550	SIYAXHASANA CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	KEMPTON PARK	POLICE STATION	17 MONUMENT RD: REPAIR AND RENOVATION OF ALL BUILDINGS: INCL UDING THE PROVISION OF ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION FOR THE DUR ATION OF THE PROJECT	033313	5B	2017/08/23	15	30258249,2	5586357,44	SHUMANIE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	VANDERBIJLPARK	POLICE STATION	BARRAGE & VANDERBIJLPARK POLICE STATIONS: REFURBISHMENT OF CORRIDORS, INSTALLATION OF DISABILITIES TOILETS & REPAIRS OF BUILDING(MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL)	046651	5B	2017/11/10	12	35605733,05	5337132,44	KWAGGA HOLDINGS (PTY)LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	JOHANNESBURG	MARRIED QUARTERS	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF OFFICIAL QUARTERS INCLUDING FINDIN G ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION	046652	5B	2018/02/02	24	72006562,6	14871401,51	YIKUSASA BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	SOWETO		REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF DIEPKLOOF CRIME COMBATING UNIT BU ILDINGS	050179	5B	2018/09/28	18	29364678,5	5428661,24	H B C CONSTRUCTION PTY LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	ALEXANDRA	SINGLE QUARTERS	REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE	050188	5B	2018/08/27	25	67379915,54	12347582,72	LETLAPA BORWA CIVIL
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	LOUISVALE	S A POLICE COMPLEX	REPAIR OF DOG UNIT AND MARRIED QUARTERS	046890	5B	2017/09/09	12	8037726,06	1711345,82	MBIKIZA GROUP OF COMPANIES (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	COLESBERG	POLICE STATION AND QUARTERS	REPAIR OF STATION AND MARRIED QUARTERS (8A-, 8B- AND 8C STOC KENSTROOM PLEIN, DWELLING 8630H AND 8631E)	046895	5B	2017/08/14	18	6738285,38	2013220	DAVID DIVA JV PILONITE
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	COLESBERG	MARRIED QUARTERS	REPAIR OF MARRIED QUARTERS AT 1 AND 3 BAINS ROAD, 1,3,5,7 AN D 9 LELIE STREET, 5 EARL HAIG STREET, 3 GOUSBLOM STREET, 8 A ND 9 TOERENBERG STREET AND 7 DE JAGER STREET	046896	5B	2017/10/20	12	7939570,47	1590000	MF ADAMS
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY	OFFICE BLOCK	REPAIR OF GLADSTONE BUILDING OFFICES	046897	5B	2016/12/05	18	7412266,35	1346699,73	VINO BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS AND MULTI P
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	HONDEKLIP BAY	POLICE STATION, SINGLE QUARTERS AND DWELLING	REPAIR OF STATION, MARRIED QUARTERS AND BACHELOR FLAT	046898	5B	2016/10/13	15	8437252,16	3762000	DAWID OOR BOUKONTRAKTEURS
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	NOENIEPUT	POLICE STATION AND QUARTERS	REPAIR OF STATION AND MARRIED QUARTERS	046903	5B	2016/07/15	12	7625371,95	2650000	DAWID OOR BOUKONTRAKTEURS
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	KENHARDT		REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF THREE HOUSES NO 1393,1386 AND 140 0	050163	5B	2017/12/15	12	3002958,19	612871,96	P AND E ARTISANS BK
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	BARKLY WEST	DETECTIVE BRANCH	HERITAGE - REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SAPSBUILDING	050164	5B	2017/10/12	12	6647674,38	1198761,6	BITUPQUIP CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	KIMBERLEY	POLICE STATION	KIMBERLEY: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF LCRC IN DE AAR, UPINGTO N, KURUMAN	051826	5B	2018/07/24	24	4097051,54	1243968,85	MISHOE TRADING AND PROJECTS (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTHERN CAPE	DOUGLAS	POLICE STATION	REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE TO ELECTRICAL, CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF STATION AND OFFICIAL QUARTERS	051904	5B	2017/11/20	12	12881478,68	1470000	MF ADAMS
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTH WEST	SANNIESHOF	POLICE STATION	CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE ON STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL AND CI VIL ELEMENTS	051872	5B	2018/08/03	16	6429031,88	0	TECH-COM SOLUTIONS CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTH WEST	GANYESA	POLICE STATION	GANYESA:REPAIR AND MAINTANANCE OF CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS TO STATION, FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED AND FOUR HOUSES	051875	5B	2017/11/15	12	8088788,3	2277823,59	GMD PROJECTS CC T/A GDM SERVICE
SA POLICE SERVICE	NORTH WEST	BIESIESVLEI	POLICE STATION	CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE ON STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL AND CIVIL ELEMENTS AND FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED	051894	5B	2019/01/14	18	5992153,44	0	BOTHO SOCIETE
SA POLICE SERVICE	MPUMALANGA	KABOKWENI	POLICE STATION	REPAIR AND RENOVATIONS OF POLICE STATION AND ALL OFFICIAL QU ARTERS.	038133	5B	2017/11/06	18	13900014,04	5998249,86	ENZAR TRADING 23 CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	MPUMALANGA	STANDERTON	POLICE STATION	STANDERTON P STATION REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF STATION AND OFFICIAL QUARTES ELECTRICAL,CIVIL,STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS	051786	5B	2018/08/16	24	28872578,33	6000000	BITUPQUIP CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	MPUMALANGA	KWAMHLANGA	POLICE STATION	MPUMALANGA: REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF LCRC IN KWA-MHLANGA, S ECUNDA, NELSPRUIT & ULUKWATINI	051821	5B	2018/08/31	24	9700574,91	4671970,42	BUREWA TRADING 84 CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	SIBASA		REPAIRS AND RENOVATION TO SIBASA CLUSTER COMMANDER'S OFFICE: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICES	050207	5B	2017/12/06	18	20383796,47	3600000	DITLOU SUPPLIERS AND SERVICES CC 2006/0
SA POLICE SERVICE	LIMPOPO	THOHOYANDOU	POLICE STATION	THOHOYANDOU POLICE STATION: REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE OF CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL & STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF THE STATION	051773	5B	2018/02/13	12	14306305,18	2490000	KGALEMO CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	GRAAFF-REINET		REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF LEAKING ROOF IN THE OFFICIAL QUAT ERS AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM FOR GRAAF REINET POLICE COLLEGE	050218	5B	2018/05/29	12	123888022,6	19956000	SUPERWAY CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	GAUTENG	PRETORIA	HEAD QUARTERS	INTERIM FACILITIES MANAGEMENT CONTRACT FOR TELKOM TOWERS COM PLEX (SAPS NHQ)	054635	5B	2016/12/31	12	20803381,12	0	BIDVEST FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	NQAMAKWE	POLICE STATION	STATION,CELLS,DETECTIVE OFFICE,HOUSES AND COMPLETE REPAIRS	021158	5B	2013/05/15	18	16234267,07	18653487,32	SOMANA CONSTRUCTION CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	LUSIKISIKI	POLICE COMPLEX	COMPLETE REPAIRS INCL ELECT REPAIRS AND NEW ESKOM POWER	025459	5B	2009/03/01	18	12940906,91	4628987,05	DEMO CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	MT FLETCHER	POLICE STATION	COMPLETE REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS	025500	5B	2015/05/08	15	14354759,28	6043556,99	INTELLEC CONSTRUCTION__CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	COFIMVABA	POLICE COMPLEX	REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS OF THE ENTIRE COMPLEX INCLUDING ELEC RICAL AND CIVIL WORKS	046703	5B	2016/12/24	11	6564501,57	2930627,23	MABONVINI TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	UMTATA	POLICE COMPLEX	REPAIRS AND RENOVATION OF POLICE CAMP INCLUDING ELECTRICAL A ND CIVIL WORKS	046705	5B	2013/03/02	24	105090881,8	26999450,02	MABONVINI TRADING ENTERPRISE CC
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	MOUNT AYLIFF	POLICE STATION	REPAIRS AND RENOVATION OF POLICE STATION INCLUDING ELECTRICA L AND CIVIL WORKS	046711	5B	2018/01/31	18	36482749,28	8446368,91	CONDOR CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD
SA POLICE SERVICE	EASTERN CAPE	ELLIOT	POLICE STATION	ELLIOT POLICE STATION REPAIRS AND MAINTENCE OF ELECTRICAL,ST RUCTURAL AND CIVIL ELEMENTS OF STATION AND OFFICIAL QUARTERS	051745	5B	2019/01/17	18	16452332,9	3640000,02	FEZ BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CC
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06 December 2017 - NW3910

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Dr M J Figg (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works

With reference to his department’s mandate as custodian of the country’s immovable assets, what are the details of the condition of state-owned buildings?

Source
Link

Reply:

DPW conducted physical verification and condition assessment on the entire portfolio of immovable assets consisting of Ninety Three Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Four (93,944) buildings and improvements as per Section 13(d) of Government Immovable Asset Management Act (GIAMA). The Immovable Asset Register includes buildings and improvements which have been assessed as follows:

04 December 2017 - NW3360

Van der Westhuizen, Mr AP to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) On what date was his department first approached by the Stellenbosch Municipality regarding applications for the transfer of Erf 64, Kylemore and Portion of Farm 1339 and 1158/1, La Motte, Franschhoek, within the Stellenbosch municipal area to the local government for the purpose of subsidised housing; (2) whether there is any outstanding information that must be provided by the specified municipality before his department can consider the specified applications; if not, what is his department’s decision regarding the applications to transfer the ownership of the properties to the municipality for the purpose of redevelopment to provide subsidised housing; if so, what information is still required; (3) on what date can the municipality expect to be informed of his department’s decisions regarding the transfer of the properties?

Source
Link

Reply:

1. The request from the Stellenbosch Municipality for the release of Erf 64, Kylemore is dated 02 September 2013 and the request for the release of the Remaining Extent of Farm 1339 and 1158/1, La Motte, Franschhoek is dated 15 May 2015, both received in the form of intergovernmental correspondence by post.

2. The Department is in discussion with the Stellenbosch Municipality and relevant Human Settlements entities in relation to the funding that is required for the purchase of these land parcels. It is also finalsing other investigations into its own requirement for these properties so as to arrive at an informed decision on their use.

3. The Municipality will be infomed of the decisions on the disposal of the properties upon completion of the relevant feasibility studies and confirmation of funding by the Municipality and / or relevant Human Settlements enties. It is anticipated that the requests will be processed within the current financial year.

04 December 2017 - NW3812

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether the proposed leasing policy of his department has been finalised; if not, (a) why not and (b) by what date will the policy be finalised; if so, what are the relevant details; (2) are there any recommendations regarding black ownership requirements for landlords tendering for Government leases; if so, (a) what are the recommendations and (b) how do the recommendations differ from the current policies of his department?

Source
Link

Reply:

1. (a) Leasing is encapsulated in the Property Management Empowerment Policy of the Department which is still being developed and consulted with various stakeholders.

(b) The policy will be signed and adopted before the end of the year. In addition the Department together with National Treasury developed a Standard Leasing Framework which will be approved soon.

2. (a) & (b) Yes in terms of the policy there will be a qualifying criteria in accordance with BBBEE accreditation. The awarding of leasing opportunities and period of lease (tenure) will be aligned in accordance with BEE qualifications. The property sector code has been aligned to the generic codes of good practice in terms of the amended BBBEE Act to give effect to higher targets for Black Economic Empowerment in the property sector. The new Regulations for Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, were implemented on 01 April 2017 to give more weight to preferential points when evaluating the bids. In terms of the PPPFA budget can be allocated for set asides in the property environment to target designated groups.

04 December 2017 - NW3811

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Dr M J Figg (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works

(a) What are the full details of all processes followed to settle 11 out of the 12 cases brought against his department’s officials for their involvement in the Nkandla upgrades, (b) what consequences did the specified officials face in each case and (c) what steps has his department taken to ensure that similar transgressions do not reoccur in the future?

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Link

Reply:

a) All 11 employees were charged with misconduct and subjected to formal disciplinary processes.

During the hearings, it was agreed between the parties that an opportunity to make representations be made available for consideration.

Please note that the Department is not at liberty to disclose the details of the settlement agreements due to signed non-disclosure agreements.

b) Four disciplinary hearings finalised and employees were given sanctions ranging from a written warning to two months suspension from work combined with final written warnings.

The disciplinary hearings for two employees could not be finalised due to death and retirement.

Five (5) cases are still pending finalisation of disciplinary processes.

c) The Department has taken a decision to subject all implicated employees to further training on the procurement processes in order to ensure that similar transgressions do not reoccur in the future.

04 December 2017 - NW3740

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Ms L Mathys (EFF) asked the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether (a) his department and/or (b) entities reporting to him procured services from a certain company (name furnished); if so, (i) what services were procured in each case and (ii) what is the total amount that was paid to the specified company in each case; (2) whether the specified company provided services related to international travel to (a) his department and/or (b) entities reporting to him; if so, (i) what is the name of each person who travelled, (ii) what was the travel route and (iii) what is the total amount that was paid for each person?

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Link

Reply:

1 (a) Yes, the services were procured from the specified company for the period 1 May 2015 to 31 October 2017

(i) Service	(ii) Total Amount
Air Transport	R 77 283 895.71
Accommodation	R 82 517 500.88
Car Rental	R 15 234 830.88
Venues and Facilities	R 15 777 348 64
Other Ground Transport e.g. busses, trains, shuttles	R 10 401 254.31

REPLY: To 2

2 (a) Yes, the specified company did provide services related to international travel to the following officials:

(i) Who Travelled	(ii) What was the Travel Route	(iii) How much was Paid
Vilakazi Nkululeko Nkosi Ngiphile	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 59 470.72
Vilakazi Nkululeko Nkosi Ngiphile	Johannesburg - Maputo - Johannesburg	R 6 974.72
Vilakazi Nkululeko Nkosi Ngiphile	Johannesburg - Maputo - Johannesburg	R 7 266.72
Vilakazi Nkululeko Nkosi Ngiphile	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City- Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo-Johannesburg	R 74 427.72
Blackmore John	Johannesburg - Maputo - Johannesburg	R 6 644.72
Gwazube Mfezeko	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City - Havana – Panama City - Sao Paulo- Johannesburg	R 74 428.00
Gwazube Mfezeko	Johannesburg - Maputo - Johannesburg	R 7 265.00
Gwazube Mfezeko	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo – Mexico City -Sao Paulo - Johannesburg	R 88 236.72
Tshabalala Magdeline	Johannesburg – New York – Mexico City –Washington - Johannesburg	R 89 142.00
Molefe Percy	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 5 997.00
Molefe Percy	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 7 305.00
Molefe Percy	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havanna - Panama City - Sao Paulo - Johannesburg	R 74 428.00
Molefe Percy	Johannesburg – Frankfurt - Paris –Frankfurt –J ohannesburg	R 22 776.23
Molefe Percy	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 33 510.00
Molefe Percy	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 5 916.00
Lindie Berenise Felicity	Johannesburg – New York – Mexico City-Washington - Johannesburg	R 89 337.00
Dlabantu Mziwonke	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 7 853.00
Dlabantu Mziwonke	Johannesburg – Paris – Munich – Paris - Johannesburg	R 72 094.00
Dlabantu Mziwonke	Johannesburg - Beijing - Shanghai - Beijing - Johannesburg	R 80 499.00
Dlabantu Mziwonke	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 57 909.00
Dlabantu Mziwonke	Johannesburg - Dar Es Salaam -Dodoma - Dar Es Salaam – Nairobi - Johannesburg	R 47 916.00
Barlow Albertina	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 7 265.00
Barlow Albertina	Johannesburg – Paris - London – Addis Abbeba – Johannesburg	R 71 452.00
Kele Nomini	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 7 853.00
Viljoen Deon	Johannesburg - Paris - Turin - Paris - Johannesburg	R 55 791.00
Nxesi Thembelani	Johannesburg – Accra – Abidjan – Cotonou - Johannesburg	R 44 582.00
Nxesi Thembelani	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 93 333.00
Nxesi Thembelani	Johannesburg – Frankfurt – Paris – Istanbul – Johannesburg	R 120 745.00
Phiri Tebogo	Johannesburg - New York – Washington - Johannesburg	R 20 358.72
Manzini Vangile	Johannesburg-Lusaka-Johannesburg	R 8 159.00
Manzini Vangile	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City –Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 74 228.00
Ngubo Nombini	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 93 333.00
Lewis Jonathan	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 93 333.00
Nxesi Nombulelo	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 93 953.00
Machaba Mpelegeng Kate	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 69 425.00
Galane Madimetsa Wilbert	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 69 425.00
Ndou Azwinndini Jeremiah Dingaan	Johannesburg - Sao Paulo - Panama City – Havana - Panama City - Sao Paulo -Johannesburg	R 101 803.00
Ngwenya Lorraine	Johannesburg - Dar Es Salaam - Dodoma-Dar Es Salaam - Johannesburg	R 21 657.00
Ngwenya Lorraine	Johannesburg - Lusaka - Johannesburg	R 8 159.00
Sokhela Siboniso	Johannesburg - Lusaka –J ohannesburg	R 8 159.00
Henderson Stanley	Johannesburg - Hong Kong – Manila -Hong Kong - Johannesburg	R 36 899.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg – Maputo - Johannesburg	R 6 766.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg - Hong Kong – Beijing -Johannesburg	R 71 290.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 45 066.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg – Dubai – Paris – Dubai -Johannesburg	R 43 688.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg - Dakar – Conakry – Dakar -Johannesburg	R 108 870.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg - London - Johannesburg	R 84 431.00
Thobakgale Makgothi Samuel	Johannesburg - Dar Es Salaam – Dodoma - Dar Es Salaam – Johannesburg	R 19 827.00
Mosegomi Sue	Johannesburg - Hong Kong - Beijing - Johannesburg	R 73 110.00
Mosegomi Sue	Johannesburg - Doha – Shanghai – Doha - Johannesburg	R 19 629.00
Mosegomi Sue	Johannesburg – Beijing - Hong Kong -Johannesburg	R 17 343.00
Govender Mahalingum	Johannesburg – Beijing - Hong Kong -Johannesburg	R 38 373.00
Lukwago-Mugerwa Rosemary Pearl	Johannesburg - Hong Kong – Manila -Hong Kong – Johannesburg	R 11 286.00
Linda Felix Mampuru	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 12 433.00
Linda Felix Mampuru	Johannesburg – Paris - Munich – Paris -Johannesburg	R 34 399.00
Linda Felix Mampuru	Johannesburg - Doha – Seoul – Doha -Johannesburg	R 15 460.00
Crafford Johannes	Johannesburg - Paris – Johannesburg	R 13 183.00
Mabuso Makgwadi Elliot	Johannesburg – Paris - Munich – Paris -Johannesburg	R 34 399.00
Mabuso Makgwadi Elliot	Johannesburg - Paris – Johannesburg	R 13 494.00
Mabuso Makgwadi Elliot	Johannesburg - Frankfurt - Paris –Frankfurt - Johannesburg	R 24 776.00
Mabuso Makgwadi Elliot	Johannesburg - Dakar – Conakry - Dakar -Johannesburg	R 104 819.00
Mabuso Makgwadi Elliot	Johannesburg - London - Johannesburg	R 16 140.00
Mokuoane Molikeng Joseph	Johannesburg - Paris - Munich - Paris -Johannesburg	R 34 399.00
Mokuoane Molikeng Joseph	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 12 493.00
Mokuoane Molikeng Joseph	Johannesburg - Dakar – Conakry – Dakar - Johannesburg	R 71 509.00
Mokuoane Molikeng Joseph	Johannesburg – Mauritius - Paris –Mauritius - Johannesburg	R 17 739.00
Sazona Mzwandile	Johannesburg – Frankfurt - Paris –Frankfurt - Johannesburg	R 33 510.00
Mudumela Khangala	Johannesburg - Zurich - Paris – Zurich -Johannesburg	R 58 699.00
Xulu ka Dlamini Lindelani Mfundo	Johannesburg - Paris - Johannesburg	R 15 827.00
Moraba Thapelo	Johannesburg – Dubai - Paris – Dubai -Johannesburg	R 17 076.00
Moraba Thapelo	Johannesburg – London - Johannesburg	R 16 140.00
Moeng Thomas	Johannesburg - Ndola - Johannesburg	R 9 048.00
Thobejane Kganki	Johannesburg - Ndola - Johannesburg	R 9 048.00
Motsoeneng Mamalo Bernice	Johannesburg - Doha – Seoul-Doha-Johannesburg	R 15 460.00
Opperman Landie	Johannesburg - Doha – Seoul - Doha-Johannesburg	R 15 460.00
Rametse Tebogo	Johannesburg - Doha – Seoul – Doha -Johannesburg	R 15 460.00
Mtwa Noliswi Wendy	Johannesburg - Dar Es Salaam -Dodoma - Dar Es Salaam – Nairobi - Johannesburg	R 33 793.00
Romero Flores Maria Elena	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Palu Aponte Neda Iris	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Ojeda Hechavarria Isabel Greter	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Suarez Garcia Naylet	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Rodriguez Camejo Josue Raul	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Lafranqui Francis Rafael Eusebio	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Nunez Yanez Yusayn	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Rodriguez Torres Teodoro Salvador	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Guilarte Campos Manuel Dejesus	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Dominguez Castro Francisco Eugenio	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Font Palomo Ivelin	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Reyes Reynosa Rolando	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Gonzalez Mompeller Yuri	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Zamora Destrades Zaide	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Perez Tejera Leslie Barbara	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Guerrero Rondon Odalys Hermis	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Palacios Bueno Hilda Nerys	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Perez Dorta Yunieskis	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Porto Pina Yunier	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Blaterau Pena Yordan	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Marquez Ramirez Yoan	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Abaroa Bolona Yasmin	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Mendez Rivera Yanilvia	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Varon Tamayo Walter Humberto	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Fonse Camerino Noemi	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Portuondo Rodriguez Mirna Caridad	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Batista Fernandez Luis Enrique	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Matos Sanchez Julio Augusto	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Oliva Montero Joaquin Ernesto	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Amores Perez Javier	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Canovas Ruiz Isabel Margarita	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Peralta Cabarcos Georgina Francisca	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Garcia Rubio Fernando Angel	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Serrano Fernandez Eloyeu Femio	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Treto Gonzalez Dietter	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Cabrera Huerta Dagoberto	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Perez Vaquero Ana Esperanza	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Perez Cardoso Alexis Julian	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
Moreno Garcia Rene Roberto	Havana – Madrid – Johannesburg – Madrid - Havana	R 49 607.23
TOTAL		R 5 138 433.52

REPLY:

(b) DEPARTMENTAL ENTITIES

(1) (2)

Not applicable to the following entities:

THE COUNCIL FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT (CBE) AND
AGREMENT SOUTH AFRICA (ASA)

INDEPENDENT DEVELOPMENT TRUST (IDT)

Yes.

(i) Events and Travel Management

(ii) R109 942 513, 83

(2) (b) (i) (ii) (iii)

The IDT is collating and verifying the information for this part of the question, and the entity has requested to submit the information on 01 December 2017.

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BOARD (CIDB)

The CIDB is experiencing challenges in accessing information from travel with flair and therefore requesting an extension to submit on 01 December 2017.

04 December 2017 - NW3534

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) (a) What has been the vacancy rate in his department (i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2017, (b) how many of the vacancies are considered critical and (c) what are the reasons for not filling the vacancies; (2) whether he has found that the vacancies have a negative impact on the mandate of his department; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

1(a). The vacancy rates of the Department for the past three financial years are as follows:

(i) 2014/15 - (21.6%)

2015/16 - (15.3%)

2016/17 - (16.03%)

(ii) As at 01 April 2017 the vacancy of the Department was 16.03%

(b). The department is currently in a transition; migrating from the old to the newly approved organisational structures and is therefore not able to provide the current and accurate number of vacancies for critical occupations. However, the number of critical vacancies as at 31 March 2017 was as follow:

Critical occupations	Number of posts vacant
Architects town and traffic planners	13
Chemical and physical science technicians	3
Civil engineering technicians	9
Electrical and electronics engineering technicians	3
Engineering science related	38
Engineers and related professionals	28
Mechanical engineering technicians	0
Quantity surveyors and related professionals not classed elsewhere	10
TOTAL	104

(c) The non-filling of positions was as a result of the scarcity of skills and the review of the organisational structure. The organisational structures were approved 30 September 2016 and the Department is finalizing the migration processes in terms of matching and placement.

2. Yes, critical vacancies have a negative impact on the mandate of the department as they hamper on service delivery. The department is employing retired professionals to close the skills gaps and provide mentorship to candidate professionals.

04 December 2017 - NW3533

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Public Works

(a) What are the details of the procedures currently employed by his department when employees apply for and are granted leave (b) are manual or automated systems used and (c) what procedures are in place to ensure that all leave taken by employees is captured and granted timeously?

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Reply:

a) The Determination and Directive on Leave of Absence in the Public Service as prescribed by the Department of Public Service and Administration is utilised. An employee must submit his/her application for annual leave in advance, unless unforeseen circumstances prevent him/her from doing so. If confronted with unforeseen circumstances which necessitate the utilization of annual leave, the employee must personally notify his/her supervisor/manager immediately. A verbal message to the supervisor/manager by a relative, fellow employee or friend is only acceptable if the nature and/or extent of the unforeseen circumstances prevents the employee from informing the supervisor/manager personally.

An employee must submit an application for annual leave personally or through a relative, fellow employee within 5 working days after the first day of absence. If the employee fails to submit the application on time or compelling reasons why an application cannot be submitted, the supervisor/manager must immediately notify the employee that if such application is not received within 2 working days, the leave period will be regarded as unpaid leave; and inform the Human Resource division.

Should the employee default on the notification the relevant authority shall approve such absence as unpaid leave. The employee’s supervisor/manager/ Head of Department and/or his/her delegate must within two working days from receipt of the leave application form recommend/not recommend and/or approve/disapprove this leave application and submit to the relevant Human Resource division in the department.

b) Manual system for submission of leave is utilised. The capturing of leave and the management of leave credits are done on PERSAL (Personnel and Salary Administration System).

c) Each Unit has a leave administrator that submit on a weekly basis leave forms to HR with a leave register. HR checks the leave forms and registers as well as the leave captured for compliance with the relevant legislation. Reminders to submit leave timeous to HR are send every quarter to the whole Department to ensure that the system is always updated. Units that submit leave late are informed and repeat offenders are reported to Branch Heads. Disciplinary action can in terms of the Determination and Directive on Leave of Absence be taken against the employee and manager.

04 December 2017 - NW3532

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether each employee of his department submitted completed declarations of interest indicating whether they have any interest in companies doing business with Government entities (a) in the 2016-17 financial year and (b) since 1 April 2017; if not, how many employees’ declarations are outstanding in each case; if so, (i) how many employees have interests in companies doing business with Government entities and (ii) what are the details of the (aa) interests and (bb) value(s) of the contract(s) involved in each case?

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Reply:

Not all employees in the Public Service are required to submit financial disclosures of interest. In terms of the Public Service Regulations, 2016 only Senior Managers are required to submit financial disclosures every year by 30 April for the previous financial year. The new Public Service Regulations, 2016 also gave the Minister of Public Service and Administration the power to identify other categories that must disclose. The Determination on other categories of designated to disclose their financial interest and the directive on the form, date and financial interest to disclose on was signed on 16 March 2017. This determination identified other categories to disclose financial interest below the level of SMS:

Employees earning an equivalent of salary level 13 and above through the OSD or personal notches
Employees appointed at salary level 12 including those employees earning the equivalent of salary level 12 through the OSD
Employees appointed at salary level 11 including those employees earning the equivalent of salary level 11 through the OSD
Employees in Supply Chain and Finance Units, irrespective of their salary level

The submission date of 30 June 2017 and 31 July 2017 for the above-mentioned groups was extended to 30 September 2017. The e-disclosure system however remained open until 31 October 2017 for electronic submission of financial disclosures for these groups. Departments have until 31 December 2017 to finalise the checking of the information disclosed for the 2016/2017 financial year.

Senior Manger’s disclosure are submitted via the Head of Department to the Public Service Commission. All SMS in service as at March 2017 complied with the submission of their financial disclosures and the disclosures were forwarded before 31 May 2017 to the Public Service Commission

a) In the 2016-2017 financial year:

4 members of SMS were identified by the Auditor-General as having companies registered on the Central Supplier Database this is still under investigation. The PSR, 2016 prohibits public servants from doing business with an organ of state but did allow for 6 month transitional arrangement meaning doing business with an organ of state is only prohibited with effect from 1 February 2017.

b) The process of disclosure for levels below SMS have not yet been concluded therefore it is not possible to provide the information for (i) and (ii) (aa) and (bb)

04 December 2017 - NW3531

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

What percentage of invoices did his department pay within the prescribed 30 days (a) in the (i) 2014-15, (ii) 2015-16 and (iii) 2016-17 financial years and (b) since 1 April 2017?

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Reply:

The percentage of invoices paid within the prescribed 30 days were:

(a) In the past three years as follows:

(i) 2014-15 was 90% (PMTE) and 89% (DPW)

(ii) 2015-16 was 85% (PMTE) and 75% (DPW)

(iii) 2016-17 was 87% (PMTE and 90% (DPW)

(b) Since 1 April 2017 as follows:

(i) April was 87% (PMTE) and 98% (DPW)

(ii) May was 84% (PMTE) and 87% (DPW)

(iii) June was 84% (PMTE) and 88% (DPW)

(iv) July was 84% (PMTE) and 98% (DPW)

(v) August was 85% (PMTE) and 93% (DPW)

(vi) September was 85% (PMTE) and 94 (DPW)

(vii) October was 82% (PMTE) and 90% (DPW)

04 December 2017 - NW3530

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

Are there any outstanding financial claims against his department; if so, what are the details of (a) each outstanding financial claim and (b) the total monetary value of the claims

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Reply:

CLAIM FOR ALLEGED SERVICES RENDERED AND BREACH OF CONTRACT
Claim for services rendered, storage fee, stolen material, emotional distresses and for material ordered	R 166,483.47
The Plaintiff is suing the Department for services rendered alleging that the Department is refusing to pay her	R 202,893.14
The Plaintiff issued against the Department for service rendered in terms of Service Level Agreement	R 26,000,000.00
The Plaintiff issued summons against the Department in respect of service rendered	R 176,800.00
Claim for services rendered	R 3,245,417.07
A valuer is suing the Department for services rendered in four assignments. As a result there are four claims against the Department.	R 45,441.31
Plaintiff is claiming monies owing in terms of Tender No PT 01/014 for the maintenance repairs and services of kitchen equipment	R 133,380.00
The Plaintiff issued against the Department for service rendered in terms of Service Level Agreement	R 26,000,000.00
Claim for professional services rendered	R 17,845,198.50
Claim for goods sold and delivered	867308, 00
Claim for payment of services	R 18,791,349.60
Claim for services rendered R 118 001.63	R 118,001.63
services rendered	R 786, 588.60
The Plaintiff is suing the Department for the alleged breach of the contract for installation of electrical and mechanical works - Mthatha.	R 124,198.22
The Plaintiff is suing the Department for various claims 1.breach of contract , 2.Service rendered, and damages suffered,	R 1,647,224,801.00
Claim for unlawful cancellation of contract	R 1,319,159.20
Claim for failure to honor progress payment certified by the Dept engineer	R 8 182 116.50
Claim for breach of contract	R 52,374,747.42

MOTOR VEHICLE CLAIMS

The Plaintiff is suing the Department for the damages suffered as a result of motor vehicle collision	R 11,895.56
The Plaintiff is suing the Department for the damages suffered as a result of the motor vehicle collision	R 12,411.96
Claim for motor vehicle damages arising out of dishing into excavations on the road.	R 22,168.26
Claim for motor vehicle damages arising out of dishing into excavations on the road.	R 21,000.00

DAMAGES CLAIMS
Two Claims for damages	R 15,300,000.00
Claim for damages (medical costs)	R 2,572,000.00
Claim for damages (medical costs)	R 4,448,000.00
Claim for damages	R 340,000,000.00
Claim for damages	R10 500 000.00
Claim for personal injuries	R 1,175,000.00
Claim for damages.	R 20, 751.73
Claim for damages caused by fire started on the Department's Property	R 17,382,044.00
The Department received Summons through the office of State Attorney. In the Summons Plaintiff is suing for vicarious liability for damages sustained as a result of a motor vehicle collision	R 121,950.00
Claim for damages arising out of injuries suffered within the premises of Bethanie police station	R 550,000.00
Claim for Damages resulting from a letter of appointment	R 62,843,251.00
Claim for damages emanating from excavations done on Departmental property	R 7,869,253.99


ARREAR RENTAL CLAIMS
Claim for arrear rental	R 85,760.60
Arrear Rentals	R 529,555.95
Arrear Rentals	R 709,650.00
Claim for arrear rentals	R 7, 900,000.00
Arrear Rentals	R 344, 086.28
Claim for specific performance, cancellation of lease and claim for damages on rental	R 14,412,280.85


Declaration of validity of lease agreement the Department intends to review and set aside.	R 95,838,133.80


	R2360 273 077.64

04 December 2017 - NW3307

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether the (a) chief executive officer and (b) chief financial officer of entities reporting to him are employed on a permanent basis; if not, (2) whether the specified officers are employed on a fixed term contract; if so, (a) what are the names of each of the officers and (b) when (i) was each officer employed and (ii) will each officer’s contract end?

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Reply:

Name of Entity	1 (a)	1 (b)	2	2 (a)	(b) (i)	(ii)
Agrément South Africa (ASA)	The Chief Executive Officer is on acting capacity with no fixed term contract			Mr Joe Odhiambo	2008	Till the end of the current financial year The entity is currently on the finalisation of appointment of the CEO
		The Chief Financial Officer is appointed permanently	Not Applicable	Mrs. Inge Vieira	1 August 2017	Not Applicable

Council for the Built Environment (CBE)	The Chief Executive Officer is not appointed permanently		The Chief Executive Officer is appointed on a fix term contract	Ms Priscilla Mdlalose	01st October 2017	30 October 2022
		The Chief Financial Officer is not appointed permanently	The Chief Financial Officer is appointed on a fixed term contract	Mr Clifton Changfoot	16th March 2015	30 March 2018.

Construction Industry Development Board(CIDB)	The Chief Executive Officer is not appointed permanently		The Chief Executive Officer is appointed on a fix term contract	Mr Mfezeko Gwazube	01 February 2017	31 January 2018
		The Chief Financial Officer is not appointed permanently	The Chief Financial Officer is appointed on a fixed term contract	Mr Sfiso Nsibande	29 March 2016	When a permanent CFO is appointed
						Additional Comments The current Board extended term of Office expires on 31 January 2018.It is anticipated that the new Board will fill in the vacancy of the CEO in February / March and the new CEO will appoint his/her executives shortly thereafter. In order to expedite the recruitment process, all the positions have already been advertised and upon the completion of appointment process of the new Board, the filling of these vacancies will be handed over to them, therefore the exact dates cannot be confirmed, but will however be given high priorities.
Name of Entity	1 (a)	1 (b)	2	2 (a)	(b) (i)	(ii)

Independent Development Trust(IDT)	The Chief Executive Officer is not appointed permanently		The Chief Executive Officer is appointed on a fix term contract	Mr Coceko Pakade	01 April 2015	31 March 2020
		The Chief Financial Officer is not appointed permanently	The Chief Financial Officer is appointed on a fix term contract	Ms Nicky Mogorosi	04 January 2016	31 December 2020.

01 December 2017 - NW3909

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) (a) What number of cases of fraud and corruption were reported in his department in the 2016-17 financial year and (b) what is the total monetary value of the reported cases; (2) are any of the reported cases subject to disciplinary processes; if not, why not; if so, what is the status of the cases?

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Reply:

1. (a) The Department’s internal investigating unit received twenty eight (28) allegations of fraud and corruption for the 2016/17 financial year. Of the total allegations received; twenty-three (23) investigations were finalised and the outcomes of the investigation were as follows:-

Five (5) cases related to non-adherence to Departmental policies and procedures;
Twelve (12) allegations, there was no evidence to substantiate the allegations made; and
Six (6) cases had elements of fraud and corruption.

(b) R 256,784,214.62* is the total monetary value of the allegations received and recorded.

2. Fourteen (14) officials were subjected to disciplinary actions for non-adherence to Departmental policies and procedures. Two (2) officials were charged for corruption, one (1) was dismissed and one (1) resigned before conclusion of the hearing. Charges are pending against one (1) official for corruption.

During the 2016/17 financial year the Department further finalised three (3) cases which were reported during the 2015/16 financial year resulting in two (2) dismissals for corruption and one (1) official resigning before the conclusion of the proceedings.

*this amount does not necessarily represent losses to the Department, it only represents the total exposure amount of contracts investigated.

01 December 2017 - NW3583

Marais, Mr EJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(a) What is the total number of supplier invoices that currently remain unpaid by (i) his department and (ii) each entity reporting to him for more than (aa) 30 days, (bb) 60 days, (cc) 90 days and (dd) 120 days and (b) what is the total amount outstanding in each case?

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Reply:

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

(a)(i) The total number of supplier invoices that currently, October 2017, remain unpaid by:

DPW – 518 and

PMTE – 20 750

Name	Current	a(i)(aa)	a(i)(bb)	a(i)(cc)	a(i)(dd)	Total
DPW	415	30	33	7	40	518
PMTE	11 253	2 433	1 766	1 293	3 992	20 750

(b) The total amount outstanding invoices in each case is as follows:

DPW – R 1 092 770 000

PMTE – R 1 062 381 000

Name	Current	30+Days	60+Days	90+Days	120+Days	Total
DPW	1 083 561	2 609 000	1 334 000	614 000	4 652 000	1 092 770 000
PMTE	549 833 000	165 252 000	86 181 000	61 232 000	199 821 000	062 381 000

The the following interventions have been undertaken to remedy the late payment of suppliers:

Ministerial Road-shows to address staff and service providers within the regions;
The payment of service providers is a standing agenda item at the CFO Forum, Accountability EXCO and MinTop;
The CFO Forum deliberates on the status of payment levels as a sector;
Payment levels as well as unpaid invoices are submitted to National Treasury on a monthly basis and regularly to DPME;
The 30 days compliance will form part of the of the Senior managers’ performance agreement and
Consequence management to be implemented for non-compliance.

(b) DEPARTMENTAL ENTITIES

AGREMENT SOUTH AFRICA (ASA)

ii) aa) bb) cc) and b – Not Applicable to ASA

For the past five years Agrement South Africa has been procuring under the CSIR as a division. Therefore the information is reported under the CSIR and not Agrement South Africa. For the current 2017/2018 period going forward, this information will be collated and would be available after audit.

ASA has been requested to approach the CSIR to access previous records for provision of the required information. It is thus requested that an extension be granted for submission of such information at a later stage (01 December 2017).

INDEPENDENT DEVELOPMENT TRUST (IDT)

Table 1: (a) (ii)

ITEM

No. of invoices

(a)

Current – 30 days

(a)(ii)(aa)

(a)(ii)(bb)

(a)(ii)(cc)

(a)(ii)(dd)

Unpaid invoices

4320

837

292

236

2955

0

Table 2: (b) (ii)

ITEM

Monetary value of unpaid invoices

(b)

Current – 30 days

(b)(ii)(aa)

(b)(ii) (bb)

(b)(ii)(cc)

(b)(ii)(dd)

Total Amount outstanding of unpaid invoices

R803 730 961

R308 875 534

R75 220 372

R109 355 533

R310 279 521

0

The IDT is experiencing significant challenges in debt collection and therefore has developed a strategy aimed at addressing the outstanding debt attached as “Annexure A”

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD (CIDB)

a) (ii)

ITEM

Current

a(i)(aa)

30 days

a(i)(bb)

60 days

a(i)(cc)

90 days

a(i)(dd)

120 days

Total

Unpaid Invoices

27

0

27

b) The total amount outstanding invoices in each case is as follows:

ITEM	Current	30+Days	60+Days	90+Days	120+Days	Total
Total Amount outstanding of unpaid invoices	R4,178,867.39	cidb had no remaining invoices which present a valid obligation approved in line with cidb’s delegation of authority and relevant National Treasury SCM prescripts which have passed 30 days upon establishing valid obligation to the cidb and approved by authorized representative of the cidb.	cidb had no remaining invoices which present a valid obligation approved in line with cidb’s delegation of authority and relevant National Treasury SCM prescripts which have passed 60 days upon establishing valid obligation to the cidb and approved by authorized representative of the cidb.	cidb had no remaining invoices which present a valid obligation approved in line with cidb’s delegation of authority and relevant National Treasury SCM prescripts which have passed 90 days upon establishing valid obligation to the cidb and approved by authorized representative of the cidb.	cidb had no remaining invoices which present a valid obligation approved in line with cidb’s delegation of authority and relevant National Treasury SCM prescripts which have passed 120 days upon establishing valid obligation to the cidb and approved by authorized representative of the cidb.	R4,178,867.39

COUNCIL FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Table 1: (a) (ii)

ITEM	(a)(ii)(aa)	(a)(ii)(bb)	(a)(ii)(cc)	(a)(ii)(dd)
Total Amount outstanding of unpaid invoices	-	-	2	1
TOTAL	-	-	2	1

Table 2: (b) (ii)

ITEM	Monetary value of unpaid invoices	Current	(b) (ii)(aa) 30 days	(b) (ii) (bb) 60 days	(b)(ii)(cc) 90 days	(b)(ii)(dd) 120 days
Bytes Document Solution	104 109.42		-	-	CBE was billed on estimated meter readings. The correct meter readings were later submitted to the service provider. CBE suggested that a credit note on the estimated readings be made and send a revised invoice on the actual readings. Response is awaited from the service provider before payment can be made. *R25 221.51*	CBE was billed on estimated meter readings. The correct meter readings were later submitted to the service provider. CBE suggested that a credit note on the estimated readings be made and send a revised invoice on the actual readings. Response is awaited from the service provider before payment can be made. *R78 887.91*
Mazars	4 446.00		-	R0.00	There was a tip off to the fraud hotline which had to undergo a preliminary investigation. Mazars was at the time appointed as a service provider to manage the hotline on behalf of the CBE. Another service provider, PwC was appointed to perform the preliminary investigation and this investigation is currently being finalised. PwC identified Mazars as an important source in conducting the preliminary investigation. It would not have been proper to terminate the contract whilst investigation was pending or Mazars was excluded as a source in the investigation. The contract with Mazars was therefore extended on that basis. *R444 6.00*	*R0.00*
TOTAL	108 555.42				29 667.51	78 887.91

28 November 2017 - NW3378

Ryder, Mr D to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) (a) What number of projects did his department undertake in Gauteng (i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2017 and (b) what is the (i) name, (ii) scope, (iii) (aa) budget allocated and (bb) actual expenditure to date, (iv) location, (v) set date for starting construction and (vi) projected completion date of each project; (2) Whether construction started on time for each project; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

Source
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Reply:

Please refer to the attached annexures, A, B, C and D

Item	Financial Year	Total allocation	Expenditure	Construction Stage (5B)	Practical Completion Stage (6A)	List of Projects
	2014/15	89 041 535	63 589 381	8	5	Annexure A
	2015/16	650 953 391	605 842 084	6	2	Annexure B
	2016/17	117 212 499	152 800 596	6	4	Annexure C
	2017/18	81 876 294	26 405 840	8	3	Annexure D
Total	939 083 719	848 637 901	28	14

28 November 2017 - NW3614

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether (a) his department and/or (b) any entity reporting to him own land; if so, in each case, (i) where is each plot of land located, (ii) what is the size of each specified plot and (iii) what is each plot currently being used for?

Source
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Reply:

a) Yes. The Department is the custodian of various land parcels across the country.

(i), (ii) and (iii) please refer to “Annexure A”

b) DEPARTMENTAL ENTITIES

Yes, IDT does own land.

The plot (portion 41) is situated at the Corner of Sprite and Oberon Street, in Faerie Glen, Pretoria.
According to the title deed, the plot size is 9061 m2.
The plot is used as a host for IDT’s national office.

(b) (i), (ii) and (iii) Not Applicable to the rest of the entities namely;

Agrement South Africa, Council for the Built Environment and the Construction Industry Development Board.

22 November 2017 - NW3445

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Public Works:

(1) How many officials and/or employees in his department were granted permission to have businesses and/or do business dealings in the past three financial years; (2) are any of the officials and/or employees that have permission to have businesses and/or do business dealings doing business with the Government; if so, (a) what was the purpose of each business transaction, (b) when did each business transaction occur and (c) what was the value of each business transaction?

Source
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Reply:

1. Officials granted permission to perform other remunerative work outside the public service in the past three financial years:

2016/2017 115 employees

2015/2016 16 employees

2014/2015 0 employees

2. No employees were granted permission to do business with government. The new Public Service Regulations that came into effect 1 August 2016 for the first time prohibits employees in the Public Services from doing business with an organ of state. In the PSR, 2016 there is provision for a transitional period of 6 months during which employees with companies doing business with an organ of state must decide to: resign from the Public Service or resign from the company or provide proof that the company is no longer doing business with an organ of state. The 6 months transitional period ended 31 January 2017. Employees with effect from 1 February 2017 are not allowed to do business with an organ of state.

22 November 2017 - NW3370

America, Mr D to ask the Mr D America (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works

(1) What number of (a) individual electrical outlets are provided in the (i) Chambers, (ii) committee rooms and (iii) other places where Members of Parliament meet on the Parliamentary precinct to use for their laptops and other necessary electrical devices, (b) the specified outlets are in working order and (c) the specified outlets have been upgraded to meet contemporary standards; (2) what are the details of plans put in place to (a) repair outlets that are not in working order, (b) install outlets in venues where they do not exist at all or are insufficient and (c) upgrade outlets to meet contemporary standards?

Source
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Reply:

1. (a) Please refer to table (i); (ii); (iii)

Number of outlets in Chambers;

	Building	Floor	Normal outlets	Normal outlets	Dedicated outlets	Seats
1	NCOP Chamber	Ground	106 at Desk	2 on wall	2	106
2	National Assembly	Ground	1 plug by Speaker	8 on wall
3	National Assembly	Chamber Gallery	8 x plugs at the railing
4	Good Hope Chamber	Ground Chamber	70 Power Points at Desks			70

Number of outlets in Committee Rooms

	Building	Floor	Normal outlets	Normal outlets	Dedicated outlets	Seats
1	90 Plein Street	Upper GR 1		1 X Double Wall Power Point
2	90 Plein Street	Upper GR 2		1 X Double Wall Power Point
3	90 Plein Street	Upper GR 3		2 X Double Wall Power Point
4	Marks Building	Ground M46		1 X Double Wall Power Point
5	Marks Building	3RD Floor 314
6	Marks Building	3RD Floor 315
7	Marks Building	5TH Floor 514	30 on the desk	5 x Wall plug Points
8	Marks Building	5TH Floor 515	16 Desk Plugs	4 Plugs on Wall	2 Dedicate
9	NCOP	Ground, S12 A	43 Desk Plugs	13 Plugs on the Wall		43
10	NCOP	1st Floor S26	33 Desk Plugs	11 Plugs on Wall	4 Dedicated	33
11	NCOP	1st Floor S35	36 Desk Plugs	12 Plugs on Wall	14 Dedicated	36
12	Old Assembly	1st Floor V119	36 Desk Plugs	5 Plugs on Wall	5 Dedicated	36
13	Old Assembly	2nd Floor V226	18 Desk Plugs	5 Plugs on Wall	8 Dedicated	18
14	Old Assembly	2nd Floor V227	38 Desk Plugs	18 Plugs on Wall	23 Dedicated
15	National Assembly	2nd Floor E249	2 x Power Points
16	National Assembly	3rd Floor E337		7 x Wall Power Points
17	Good Hope Building	Ground Room 41	1 at main Desk	3x wall plugs
18	Good Hope Building	Ground Room 42		3 x Wall Power Points

(b) The outlets are all in working order.

(c) The outlets are all within the contemporary standards category.

(2)

(a) The Facilities Management contract appointed by the Department and on site does attend to faulty outlets.

(b) Work Orders for new installations is managed by the workshop division or works managers.

(c) All outlets are presently SABS approved thus meet contemporary standards.

13 November 2017 - NW3284

Chance, Mr R to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) With reference to the amended Construction Industry Development Regulations that was published for public comment in the Government Gazette No 38822 on 29 May 2015, what (a) is the current status of the proposed prompt payment regulations and (b) were the main points raised by the public through the consultation period; (2) by what date does he expect that the amended regulations will be enforced?

Source
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Reply:

1. (a) The draft Regulations on Prompt Payment and adjudication for the construction industry which were published for comment by the Minister of Public Works in Government Gazette 38822 of 29 May 2015 have been withdrawn. The Regulations were published in terms of Section 33 of the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Act, 2000 (Act no 38 of 2000). The much anticipated regulations were aimed at introducing automatic interest on late payment as well as statutory mechanisms to ensure progressive payment to contractors for work done.

In following due legal processes, the Minister submitted the draft Regulations to the Office of the Chief State Law Advisor to test its Constitutional validity and whether the draft Regulations were not ultra vires (meaning whether the Regulations did not go beyond the scope of the empowering provisions of the CIDB Act).

(b) The comments received highlighted the need for greater alignment of the adjudication provisions with the existing legislative framework for the administration of contracts, as well as the powers of the Minister in terms of the CIDB Act. Specifically, key comments received include (i) there are potential challenges that would arise if main contractors are expected to pay a sub-contractor within 30-days. Where verification of work is required, this may result in bad quality work being delivered, and as such, main contractors may be reluctant to sub-contract. This scenario may lead to price escalations

as a strategy to minimize the risk to main contractors. It would give a wrong impression to service providers that the payment is due to them irrespective of quality of work; (ii) payment of invoice within 30-days of submission will be impossible to implement by the public sector versus the current practice of within 30-days of issuing progress payment certificates after invoice have been verified; (iii) since the Regulations were proposing payment by main contractors to sub-contractors, it is argued that the conditions of contracts between the main and sub-contractors should take precedence.

2. The Minister received the legal opinion from the Office of the Chief State Law Advisor (the legal opinion) which emphasised that the Regulations were ultra vires and if challenged would not pass the Constitutional validity threshold. In essence, the legal opinion advised that the prompt payment and compulsory adjudication provisions of the draft regulations were substantive in nature and could not be categorised as any other matter for the better execution of the Act or in relation to any power granted or function or duty imposed by the Act (see section 33 (1) of the Act). The Chief State law advisor applied a restrictive approach for interpreting wide empowering provisions in respect of the making of the regulations and concluded that the draft regulations:

extended the scope or general operation of the enactment;
supported attempts to widen the purposes of the Act;
provided for substantive matters relating to the law of contract as opposed to administrative measures to implement the substantive matters provided in the Act; and
could not be categorised as authorising the provision of subsidiary means of carrying into effect what is enacted in the statute itself and covered what is incidental to the execution of its specific provisions.

13 November 2017 - NW3247

Selfe, Mr J to ask the Minister of Public Works

What amount has his department spent on (i) building new and (ii) upgrading existing correctional service facilities (a)(aa) in each of the past five financial years and (bb) since 1 April 2017, and (b) in each case, what are the relevant details of the (i) facility concerned, (ii) work done and (iii) date of completion?

Source
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Reply:

The Department of Public Works provides service delivery infrastructure to the Department of Correctional Services, for the past five financial years and since 1 April 2017, the amount that was spent on (i) building new, (ii) upgrading existing correctional facilities is presented as follows:

Item	Financial Year	TOTAL ALLOCATION	EXPENDITURE	Planning Stage (4-4A)	Tender Stage (4B)	Evaluation & Adjudication (5-5A)	Construction Stage (5B)	Practical Completion Stage (6A)
	2013/14	680 137 750	300 325 570	106	14	11	46	22
	2014/15	454 648 915	359 875 110	110	12	4	46	19
	2015/16	576 165 972	482 579 915	98	3	13	41	15
	2016/17	447 521 941	536 295 194	72	13	1	34	13
	2017/18	243 897 506.00	243 002 430.80	79	4	1	23	9
Total	2 402 372 084	1 922 078 220	465	46	30	190	78

In each case the relevant details on (i) relevant details of the facility concerned, (ii) work done, (iii) date of completion are provided as follows:



CLIENT DEPT	TOWN	DESCRIPTION	STATUS	FINANCIAL TENDER DATE	FIRST DELIVERY DATE	STATUS
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	HEILBRON	IMPLEMENTATION OF EMERGENCY BACK-UP POWER SUPPLY	6A	2016/12/05	2017/06/04	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KROONSTAD	IMPLEMENTATION OF EMERGENCY BACK-UP POWER SUPPLY AT KROONSTA D MEDIUM A, MEDIUM B, MEDIUM C & YOUTH CENTRE AND COLLEGE	6A	2014/12/02	2017/08/02	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	VIRGINIA	INSTALLATION OF BACK UP POWER GENERATOR AT VIRGINIA PRISON	6A	2016/12/05	2017/05/04	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	ZASTRON	INSTALLATION OF BACK UP POWER GENERATOR	6A	2016/12/05	2017/05/30	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	VENTERSBURG	INSTALLATION FOR BACK UP POWER GENERATOR	6A	2017/01/26	2017/09/21	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	SASOLBURG	GROENPUNT CORRECTIONAL CENTRE: REPAIR OF RIOT DAMAGE TO MAXI MUM CENTRE	6A	2016/09/27	2017/05/08	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	VILJOENSDRIF	GROENPUNT MEDIUM PRISON: UPGRADING OF THE EXISTING KITCHEN A ND CONVERSION FROM STEAM TO ELECTRICAL	5B	2015/05/19	2017/08/14	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	GROOTVLEI (FS)	SEWAGE AND WATER INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE	5B	2016/03/15	2018/01/16	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	PAARL	BOUNDARY FENCE PROJECT	6A	2015/12/04	2017/06/15	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	PAARL	OUTSIDE KITCHEN: UPGRADE KITCHEN AND REFURBISH EQUIPMENT, IN CLUDING PAINTINGS & FLOORING	5B	2017/04/10	2017/12/09	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	TZANEEN	REPLACEMENT OF TEMPORARY PRISON WITH A FACILITY FOR 494 INMA TES INCLUDING SECURITY FENCE AND SPORTFIELD: ADDITIONAL ACCO MODATION REQUIREMENTS	5B	2017/01/10	2017/09/27	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	DURBAN	PAROLE BOARD FACILITIES: UPGRADING AND EXPANSION OF EXISTING AND PROVISION OF NEW STRUCTURES_(NEW)	6A	2016/06/23	2017/05/12	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	ESTCOURT	HERITAGE - REPLACEMENNT OF EXISTING CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING AND REBUID WITH BRICK	5B	2012/04/17	2017/11/15	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	PIETERMARITZBURG	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEM	5B	2016/02/22	2019/02/21	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KOKSTAD	KOKSTAD MEDIUM AND MAXIMUM CORRECTIONAL CENTRES: FOLLOW ON C ONTRACT: INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEM	5B	2016/02/22	2019/02/21	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	LADYSMITH (KZN)	SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF STANDBY GENERATOR AT DUNDEE, VRYH EID, LADYSMITH, POMEROY, NEWCASTLE, UTRECHT AND KRANSKOP	5B	2016/08/05	2017/08/04	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KURUMAN	REPLACEMENT OF FOUR IN ONE SLICER, KITCHEN FLOORING , FOOD P ROCESSOR AND MEAT SAW	6A	2016/03/18	2017/04/18	Project Completed
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	KIMBERLEY	REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PROJECT: FOLLOW ON CONTRACT FOR INTER GRATED SECURITY SYSTEM AT TSHWELOPELE (KIMBERLEY)CENTRE	5B	2015/10/05	2018/10/05	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	RUSTENBURG	RUSTENBURG PRISON: REPAIR & RENOVATION AND UPGRADING OF BUIL DINGS, WET SERVICES AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE.	5B	2014/07/14	2018/07/26	On construction
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES	STANDERTON	STANDERTON CORRECTIONAL CENTRE: ADAPTATION AND COMPLETE UPGRADING PHASE 2: WCS 044954	5B	2013/12/20	2018/04/29	On construction

13 November 2017 - NW2742

Cassim, Mr Y to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) (a) How many properties in terms of (i) land and (ii) any other form of property are currently owned by his department in each province, (b) by which department is each of the specified properties occupied and (c) how many of the specified properties are leased to each specified departments in each province; (2) (a) what is the rental amount payable by each of the specified departments on a monthly basis in each province and (b) how is the rental amount determined in each case; (3) of the total number of properties owned by his department, (a) how many buildings are currently (i) not being leased and/or (ii) not utilised in each province and (b) what rates, taxes and utilities are payable each month on each of the specified properties in each province; (4) how much land is currently not being leased and/or not utilised in each province?

Source
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Reply:

(1) (a) (i) The National Department of Public Works is the custodian of 29 322 State Owned land parcels; and

(ii) 93 944 State owned buildings and improvements.

(b) The specified properties are accupied by various User Departments. Please refer to “Annexure A_Improvements” & “Annexure B_Land” for the number of land and buildings per User Department and per province.

(c) The specified properties are let out to various client departments in the various provinces. Please refer to “Annexure A_Improvements” & “Annexure
B_Land” for the requisite information.

(2) (a) The department issues quarterly invoices in advance to 25 National Departments as per devolved budget, which is equavalent to R372 355 708 per
month.

RENTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE EACH MONTH BY CLIENT DEPARTMENTS
REGION NAME	TOTAL AMOUNT
Agriculture, Forestry and fishing	R 9 515 336,00
Arts & Culture	R 3 872 102,00
Communications	R 96 425,00
Correctional Services	R 89 301 833,00
Defence and Military Veterans	R 85 377 333,00
Environmental Affairs	R 1 944 032,00
GCIS	R 3 105,00
Health	R 1 503 132,00
Health (Civitas)	R 7 581 052,00
Higher Education	R 80 688,00
Home Affairs	R 4 638 633,00
Human Settlements	R 49 212,00
Independent Police Investigative Directorate	R 33 167,00
Justice and Constitutional Development	R 31 939 083,00
Labour	R 5 450 380,00
National Treasury (SARS)	R 3 194 905,00
Public Service and Admin	R 28 595,00
Public Works	R 6 048 443,00
Rural Development and Land Reform	R 2 657 805,00
Social Development	R 52 335,00
SA Police Service	R 105 659 417,00
Sports and Recreation	R 1 108,00
Trade and industry	R 3 546,00
Water Affairs	R 12 887 131,00
Mineral Resources	R 301 248,00
Statistics SA	R 135 662,00
Total	R 372 355 708,00

(b) The purpose of accommodation charges, whilst engendering the culture of total
cost of accommodation within user departments, is to collect enough revenue, at
minimum, to sustain the entity’s portfolio at a specific level.

The current rate charged for state owned accommodation is based on the original calculations as performed in 2005 when certain accommodation budgets were devolved to Client Departments. In calculating the baseline information, the Department considered the different facility types in its property portfolio. It was not possible to calculate this amount on a per-property basis owing to the magnitude of the portfolio and the specific information that was not available at that time. This was done for all facility types which resulted in different rates proposed per facility type. The average rate was calculated at R23.74 per square meter (m2).

Although the average rate per facility was R23.74m2, the Department of Public Works could only devolve the funds it had in its Maintenance and Property Rates budgets baseline. The distribution of funds per Client Department had to be scaled down to fit into this baseline and was reduced on a pro-rata basis. The average of R23.74m2 was therefore reduced to R4.74m2 at introduction and has escalated to an approximate amount of R16.00m².

The amount devolved (and subsequently charged back) was not enough to cover the self-sustainable target level. As part of the devolution framework, it was indicated that the Department would have to receive at least a 15% growth on this amount to reach the desired funding level by 2017. At that point, it would be possible to maintain properties at its current level. During the time lapse from 2006 to 2017, the portfolio would further deteriorate except where specific intervention took place. This is referred to as “backlog maintenance” which would be funded separately.

While it is possible to indicate how much each department is currently paying, it is not possible to aggregate the information down per facility or per Province as the amount is paid on National level.

The abovementioned devolution and charge-back methodology is being reviewed currently with a view to align with operatinalisation of the PMTE.

(3) (a) (i) & (ii) A total of 4120 properties are currently not being let out in the various
provices. Refer to “Annexure C_Unutilised Buildings” for the breakdown per
provice.

(b) The rates payable in each province for unutilised properties are indicated in the table below:

RATES PAYMENTS ON UNUTILISED PROPERTIES 2016 & 2017 FINANCIAL YEAR
REGION NAME	TOTAL AMOUNT	NO OF PROPERTIES
BLOEMFONTEIN	R 2 413 237,94	182
DURBAN	R 6 279 285,98	169
JOHANNESBURG	R 10 530 132,88	386
CAPE TOWN	R 5 280 563,10	327
MMABATHO	R 0,00	0
NELSPRUIT	R 0,00	0
KIMBERLEY	R 1 373 213,33	339
PORT ELIZABETH	R 1 068 512,26	88
PRETORIA	R 14 573 869,71	227
POLOKWANE	R 1 275 382,07	8
UMTATA	R 263 870,86	34
TOTAL	R 43 058 068,13	1760

The municipal payments payable in each province for unutilised properties are indicated in the table below:

MUNICIPAL PAYMENTS ON UNUTILISED PROPERTIES 2016 & 2017 FINANCIAL YEAR
REGION NAME	TOTAL AMOUNT	NO OF PROPERTIES
BLOEMFONTEIN	R 199 393,43	11
DURBAN	R 2 359 451,36	133
JOHANNESBURG	R 6 708 905,23	168
CAPE TOWN	R 2 058 209,44	207
MMABATHO	R 0,00	0
NELSPRUIT	R 0,00	0
KIMBERLEY	R 626 434,03	91
PORT ELIZABETH	R 384 398,67	9
PRETORIA	R 1 563 729,96	40
POLOKWANE	R 399 600,84	14
MTHATHA	R 94 052,37	4
TOTAL	R 14 394 175,33	677

(4) 12 357 land parcels are currently not being let out in the various provinces. Refer to
“Annexure D_Unutilised Land” for the breakdown per provice.

13 November 2017 - NW2755

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Public Works

Is he aware of any (a) transfers due but not paid over to provinces from his department and/or (b) money from his department transferred to provinces but not paid to municipalities for services, rates and taxes yet; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

Source
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Reply:

a) All transfers have been made in line with the payment schedule as approved by National Treasury. The Department is only responsible for the EPWP Incentive Grant for Provinces.

b) The devolution of the property rates fund grant to provinces as the allocated funding for property rates was phased into the equitable share in 2013/14. This therefore means that the Department does not make transfers to provinces for property rates and service charges as it is part of their equitable share.

09 November 2017 - NW2895

Hadebe, Mr TZ to ask the Minister of Public Works

What is the detailed (a) breakdown of and (b) valuation for current and non-current assets and investments held by (i) his department and (ii) each entity reporting to him according to (aa) listed assets (aaa) directly held and (bbb) indirectly held and (bb) unlisted investments (aaa) directly held and (bbb) indirectly held by each of the entities, in each case breaking the current assets and investments down by 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months and beyond 12 months?

Source
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Reply:

Department of Public works:

(a) (b) (ii) Breakdown and evaluation of current and non-current assets	(aa) listed assets (yes/no)	(aaa) directly held (yes/no)	(bbb) indirectly held (yes/No)	0-3 months	3-6 months	6-12 months	Beyond 12 months
				R ‘000	R ‘000	R ‘000	R ‘000
*Current Assets*
Unauthorised expenditure	No	Yes	No	-	-		261 169
Cash and cash equivalents	No	Yes	No	126	-	-	-
Prepayments and advances	No	Yes	No	-	-	36 325	-
Receivables	No	Yes	No			45 202
*Non – current assets*
Receivables				-	-	-	58 011

Property Management Trading Entity (PMTE):

(a) (b) (ii) None

(aaa) (bbb) (bb) (aaa) (bbb) Not applicable

Current Assets	2016/17 R’000
Receivables from exchange transactions	4 859 391
Receivables from Non-exchange transactions	66
Operating lease asset (straight – lining)	713 292
Cash and cash equivalents	2 934
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment (immovable assets, vehicles and equipment)	132 828 415
Investment property (immovable assets)	5 540 246
Heritage assets (immovable assets)	646 923
Intangible assets (software)	20 890

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ENTITIES:

Council for Built Environment (CBE)

(a) (b) (ii) None

(aaa) (bbb) (bb) (aaa) (bbb) Not applicable

Agrement South Africa (ASA)

(a) (b) (ii) None

(aaa) (bbb) (bb) (aaa) (bbb) Not applicable

At present, Agrement South Africa has up to 31 March 2017 been reported as a division under the CSIR and will partly continue to do so up to 31 March 2018.

At 31 March 2018, the net book value of the division will transfer from the CSIR to Agrement South Africa. At present the CSIR is functioning as a service provider to Agrement South Africa and therefore managing R13 126 000.00 of the allocated funds in terms of the approved budget on behalf of Agrement South Africa.

At present, there are no current and non-current assets and investments held by the entity reporting to NDPW according to (aa) listed assets (aaa) directly held and (bbb) indirectly held and (bb) unlisted investments (aaa) directly held and (bbb) indirectly held by each of the entities outside if the bank accounts containing cash to be utilised in the current financial period to procure infrastructure to become a fully operational entity and related operational cost. Therefore, there are no current assets and investments down by 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months and beyond 12 months, outside the cash value of R15 919 000.00 (0-6 months) less expenses from 1 August 2017. The CSIR will report on all current assets and investments up to 31 March 2018, where after it will transfer to Agrement South Africa.

Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB)

(a) (b) (ii) None

(aaa) (bbb) (bb) (aaa) (bbb) Not applicable

Independent Development Trust (IDT)

Breakdown of and valuation for current and non-current assets

(a) (b) (ii) Breakdown and evaluation of current and non-current assets	(aa) listed assets (yes/no)	(aaa) directly held (yes/no)	(bbb) indirectly held (yes/No)
				0-3 months R ‘000	3-6 months R ‘000	6-12 months R ‘000	Beyond 12 months R ‘000
*Current Assets*
Trade and other receivables	No	Yes	No	136 804	48 261	0	0
Cash and cash equivalents	No	Yes	No	2 783	0	0	0
*Non – current assets*
Property Plant and Equipment.	No	Yes	No	0	0	0	29 434

Breakdown of and valuation for current and non-current investments

(a) (b) (ii) Breakdown and evaluation of current and non-current investments

(bb)

Unlisted investments

(aaa)

Directly held

(bbb)

Indirectly held

0-3 months

R ‘000

3-6 months

R ‘000

6-12 months

R ‘000

Beyond 12 months

R ‘000

Current Investments

(a)(b)	0-3 months	3-6 months	6-12 months	Over 12 months
(ii)
Current Assets	39,712,858.64	4,888,818.72	2,730,957.88	4,647,360.82
Non – current assets	16,986,946.36	18,448,593.02	20,041,648.99	22,725,163.41
Investments	170,485,289.73	169,418,304.49	169,250,003.57	140,939,304.09

Investments held with financial institutions(unlisted)

No

Yes

No

43 037

0

Non- Current Investments

Investments held with financial institutions(unlisted)

No

Yes

No

0

8 412

09 November 2017 - NW2747

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Dr M J Figg (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works

Whether any properties owned by his department are leased out at below market-related rates; if so, (a) what are the names of the lessees, (b) what is the value of each property, (c) what is the difference between the market value and actual rate charged and (d) what are the reasons for the below market-related rates in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

Yes, there are some properties under the custodianship of the Department which are currently leased-out below market rate.

(a) & (b) & (c) & (d), please refer to the attached “Annexures A” to “Annexure J” for relevant details.

09 November 2017 - NW2751

Bucwa, Ms H to ask the Minister of Public Works

What are the relevant details of the aged analysis list of each outstanding debtor for his department as at the latest date for which information is available

Source
Link

Reply:

The attached annexure contains the details of debt owed per client department, per service line rendered, and aged appropriately. The outstanding debtor balance as at 31 August 2017 can be summarised as follows:

	Rand	% of balance
Current	827 261 485.97	20.2%
30days	989 493 488.15	24.2%
60days	74 082 995.07	1.8%
90days	399 916 208.13	9.8%
Less than 1 year	734 410 005.35	17.9%
More than 1 year	1 068 588 630.25	26.1%
Total	4 093 752 812.92	100%

09 November 2017 - NW2753

Bucwa, Ms H to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether any progress has been made with updating his department’s incomplete and inaccurate asset register, as indicated during discussions on his department’s presentation to the Portfolio Committee on Public Works on 9 June 2015; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

Source
Link

Reply:

The Department has compiled a complete and accurate Immovable Asset Regigister (IAR) that is also compliant with the relevant lesiglation and standards such as the Governemnt Immovable Asset Management Act (GIAMA), National Treasury Guidelines and Generally Recognised Accounting Practice (GRAP) Standards, notwithstanding areas highlighted by Auditor General (AGSA) of which management has put a plan in place.

09 November 2017 - NW3085

Topham , Mr B to ask the Minister of Public Works

(a) What is the (i) total amount and (ii) detailed breakdown of the amount spent on the Expanded Public Works Programme (aa) in the 2016-17 financial year and (bb) since 1 April 2017, (b) what is the total number of work opportunities that were created in each case and (c) what was the average cost of creating each work opportunity in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a) The total expenditure on wages for EPWP participants:

(i) &(ii) A total of R8,2 billion has been spent in wages for the EPWP participants from April 2016 to June 2017 across all sectors of the programme.

(aa) For the 2016-17 financial year, a total of R7 billion has been spent on wages for the EPWP participants across all sectors of the programme.

(bb) Between April and June 2017, a total of R1 billion has been spent on wages for the participants,

(b) A total of 779 245 work opportunities have been created in 2016/17 financial year whilst 352 330 work opportunities have been created between April and June 2017.

(c) The average cost of creating work opportunities is R22 000 for 2016/17 and the average cost of work opportunities for the first quarter of 2017/18 was R6 471 across all sectors.

06 November 2017 - NW2752

Bucwa, Ms H to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether he is aware of any under-utilised properties owned by his department; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what is the (a) address of, (b) value of, (c) amount of rates and taxes paid on and (d) amount spent on maintenance on each property (i) in the (aa) 2014-15, (bb) 2015-16 and (cc) 2016-17 financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2017?

Source
Link

Reply:

As the State’s major custodian of properties utilised by National departments for their service delivery objectives, the Department has identified that it has a number of vacant land parcels.

The total value for unutilised land parcels is R12,604,706,669.

Please refer to the attached compact disk (CD) for the various addresses.

(c) (i) (aa) Please see table below for rates and taxes paid in the 2014-15 financial year:

(bb) Please see table below for rates and taxes paid in the 2015-16 financial year:

(cc) Please see table below for rates and taxes paid in the 2016-17 financial year:

Please see table below for rates and taxes paid since 01 April 2017:

(d) (i) (aa) Please see table below for maintenance spend in the 2014-15 financial year:

(bb) Please see table below for maintenance spend in the 2015-16 financial year:

(cc) Please see table below for maintenance spend in the 2016-17 financial year:

Please see table below for rates and taxes paid since 01 April 2017:

06 November 2017 - NW2748

Bergman, Mr D to ask the Minister of Public Works

Has he been informed of any lessees who are in arrears with their rent for properties leased from his department; if so, (a) what are the relevant details, (b) what action has been taken to recover the outstanding amounts and (c) are the specified tenants still occupying the property?

Source
Link

Reply:

There are leases that are in arrears for properties leases from the Department.

Please refer to “Annexure A” for (a) the relevant details, (b) the actions taken and (c) the specific tenant details.

06 November 2017 - NW2745

Dr M J Figg to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether his department rents any properties from private lessors; if so, (a) what is the rental amount in each case and (b) (i) what are the details of the lessor, (ii) what is the description of property leased, (iii) what amount is the property leased for, (iv) what is the reason for leasing each property and (v) for what period is the property leased in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

Yes, the Department rents properties from private lessors.

(a) The rental amounts vary per property with respect to each lease. Please refer to “Annexure A” attached.

(b) (i) & (ii) & (iii) Please refer to “Annexure A”.

(iv) The reasons for leasing the properties are, inter alia, the non-suitability and
insufficient properties within the State portfolio to meet various client
requirements.

(v) Please refer to “Annexure A”

06 November 2017 - NW3014

Horn, Mr W to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) What is the (a) total amount that was paid out in bonuses to employees in his department and (b) detailed breakdown of the bonus that was paid out to each employee in each salary level in the 2016-17 financial year; (2) what is the (a) total estimated amount that will be paid out in bonuses to employees in his department and (b) detailed breakdown of the bonus that will be paid out to each employee in each salary level in the 2017-18 financial year?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) (a) No Performance Bonuses in respect of the 2016-17 financial year have been paid to Department of Public Works as yet. Should approval to this effect be granted, payments will be limited to 1,5% of the Departmental remuneration budget as per the Department of Public Service and Administration directive, i.e payment of Performance Bonuses for employees on salary levels 2-12 will be limited to R 29,931,927.26 and payment for SMS Members will be limited to R 2,824,612.15.

(b) The Department of Public Works is still finalizing the process of attaining approval for the payment of Performance bonuses for the 2016-17 Performance Management Cycle. The information as requested is thus not available at this stage.

(2) (a) The actual amount for payment of Performance Bonuses is not available as yet, but the established principle will be adhered to, i.e to limit the payment of Performance Bonuses to 1,5% of the Departmental remuneration budget.

(b) The 2017-18 Performance Management Cycle will only be concluded by 31 March 2018. Assessments and Moderations, which forms the basis for the decision to consider payment of Performance Bonuses, will only be attended to after the said date. The information as requested is thus not available.

06 November 2017 - NW2814

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(a) What are the full details of the recent investor conferences held by his department, (b) how many delegates attended the conferences, (c) what is the (i) name and (ii) professional designation of each delegate, (d) what was the total cost of hosting the conference and (e) what was the total amount of investment committed by investors who attended?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a) The purpose of the recent investor conferences and property marketing events were to:

Showcase the current Small Harbours and State Coastal Properties of DPW as well as the priority projects of each coastal municipality;
Inform the current tenants of state coastal properties of the new letting framework to be implemented in conjunction with National Treasury;
Inform potential investors of the process to be followed when submitting a business proposal; and
Provide a platform for networking for the relevant parties.

(b) The number of delegates which attended each conference is as follows:

Western Cape 15-17 August 2017: 546
Kwa-Zulu Natal 29-31 August 2017: 760
Northern Cape 12-14 September 2017: 533
Eastern Cape 5-7 October: TBC

(c) The conference was attended by Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Premiers, MECs, Director-Generals, HODs, Mayors, Deputy Mayors, Municipal Managers, Other Municipal Representatives, National Government Departments, Provincial government Department, Development Agencies and Investors. The conference was advertised in National Media and was open to the public

(d) The total cost for the hosting of each conference is:

Western Cape, Hermanus 15-17 August 2017: R297 417
Kwa-Zulu Natal, Durban 29-31 August 2017: R265 000
Northern Cape, Port Nolloth 12-14 September 2017: R680 944
Eastern Cape, East London 5-7 October 2017: R341 974

(e) The purpose of the property marketing event was to interact with investors. The process of receiving investments will be done through a Request for Proposal process which can only commence upon the approval of National Treasury.

30 October 2017 - NW2754

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Public Works

Is there a backlog with respect to any of his department’s (a) essential, (b) major and/or (c) other projects; if so, (i) which projects are affected and (ii) what are the full reasons for the delay in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

1. Yes, the Department has identified and programmed backlog in the area of construction infrastructure projects deemed essential to be cleared year on year basis.

2. Definition of backlog:

Backlog in terms of infrastructure projects is defined as a number of projects that remained on planning phase for a period exceeding two years after issuing of procurement instruction and construction projects on construction phase for a period exceeding two years of construction period.

3. Essential and/or Major

The department has no classification of projects. It works according to prioritisation from client departments. Statistics of backlog are as follows:

3.1 Projects on planning stage for 2016/17

Planned Maintenance = 432
DPW Capital = 172
Client Capital = 530

Total = 1134 (Annual target was 15% of 1134)

(a) Performance reported in 2016/17 was 159 representing 14% of 1134. That implies that 94% of the annual target was achieved.

(b) Annual target for 2017/18 remain 15% (146) of the 975 remaining backlog in line with availability of budget from clients for the construction phase.

3.2 Projects on Construction Phase for 2017/18

Planned Maintenance = 24
DPW Capital = 3
Client Capital = 17

Total = 44

4. The annual target for 2017/18 is 75% (32) of 44 backlog projects identified and programmed.

5. Backlog projects in construction phase is caused by under-performance of contractors appointed for execution of the work, heritage compliance requirements, litigation processes, contract disputes and subsequent cancellations. Normal process of sourcing the replacement contractor had to be followed without deviation. In terms of CIDB regulation the department can only initiate the appointment of a replacement contractor after six months of cancellation. This waiting period contributes to backlog statistics.

6. These challenges will be addressed by the infrastructure delivery management system (IDMS) which the department is in the process of institutionalising and establishment of pre-approved panels of contractors and consultants.

7. Please find attached hereto a list of projects identified as infrastructure backlog of projects in construction phase for 2017/18 and projects that were on planning phase in 2016/17 and full reasons for the delay in each case.

30 October 2017 - NW2750

Bergman, Mr D to ask the Mr D Bergman

1) What was the reason for the recent replacement of the blinds in the houses at the parliamentary villages; (2) whether a tender process was followed to appoint the service provider who installed the blinds; if not, why not; if so, what are the details of the (a) date(s) when the tender was placed, (b) place where the tender was placed, (c) bidders who submitted tenders, (d) the winning bidder and (e) cost incurred to replace the blinds?

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Reply:

1. The reason for the recent replacement of blinds in houses at the parliamentary villages were because the aluminium perforated blinds in most residences were damaged, tenants complained about not being able to clean the blinds because they bend easily and get damaged, resulting in them being unable to open and close smoothly and secure locking because of the piled dust. Furthermore, doors and fanlights did not have blinds.

2. Yes, an open tender process was followed to appoint the service provider who installed the blinds at the parliamentary villages.

(a) The tender was advertised on 02 September 2016 and closed on 23 September 2016.

(b) The following are the places where the said tender was placed:

• www.publicworks.gov.za

• www.etenders.gov.za

• www.treasury.gov.za

• www.info.gov.za/documents/tenders

• Public Works tender noticeboard

(c) There were nine (9) bidders who submitted tenders, as follows:

1. DBEC PTY LTD

2. Earl-Nique Decorators CC

3. Louise Mulholland Interiors

4. Mosebetsi Interiors

5. MTF Consultants

6. Belinda’s Creative Interior Décor

7. Business by Numbers

8. Posh Curtain Designer CC

9. Azis Interior Designs CC

(d) The winning bidder was Belinda’s Creative Interior Décor.

(e) The cost incurred to replace the blinds amounted to R1, 586 890.45.

30 October 2017 - NW2231

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether there were any renovations conducted in any Ministerial residence in the 2015-16 financial year; if not, when last were any renovations of Ministerial residences conducted; if so, (a) what was the (i) nature and (ii) total cost of such renovations and (b) which Ministerial house was renovated?

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Reply:

Item No	Project Name	Nature of renovations	2015/16	2016/17
1	Bryntirion No. 19 WCS 053319	BUILDING WORKS: Replace portion of corrugated roof sheets with new, Replace burnt roof timber purlins with new, Repaint entire roof & walls, Replace study ceiling with new, New wall tiling, vinyl flooring, vanities, sanitary fittings to bathrooms, New ceiling in passage, Replace partitioning in study with new, Replace front door with new, Replace study door, New cabinetry to study, Replace broken glazing, Sand and seal existing timber flooring, Termite treatment to all floors and issue certificate, Install ironmongery where missing, New plumbing to bathrooms and Service plumbing, Investigate and repair all damaged electrical installation, Rewire the whole house, Allow for the installation of fire extinguishers, Replace patio paving and edging, New aprons around the house Scope for the outbuilding: Repainting of interior & exterior, Replacement of gutters and downpipes, Replacement of damaged ceilings, Repaint of roof ( Including replacement of sheets allowance) Replacement of two Doors. Allow glazing to broken panes, Replacement of skirting’s. New Ceramic tiles to toilet, Repainting of Windows and doors ELECTRICAL WORKS: Total rewire of the entire house – which will result in issuing a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) as the primary function. Servicing of existing generator	R 158 301.19	R 2 107 035.90
2	331 Olivier, Brooklyn WCS 053347	BUILDING WORKS: Fix cracks on walls, place loose paving, Remove all pergolas and replace with new, Replace existing built in gas braai unit, Re-slope existing carport roof structure, Paint existing steel balustrades, Replace existing asbestos components, Realignment, replacement of existing slate roof tiles, Paint existing timber eaves, fascia, badge boards, Replace gutters and downpipes with new where applicable, Replace rotten roof timber with new where applicable, Waterproof existing concrete flat roof, High pressure wash face bric, surface, New walk-way canopy/overhang, New coat/hat hooks and built in bench, Paints to walls, ceilings, New painted ceilings where applicable, Replace existing counter tops with new where applicable, Re-varnish existing clad existing timber wall panels, Re-putty and repaint existing painted steel window frames where applicable, Replace internal flooring with new where applicable, Clean existing wall to wall carpets, Clean existing floor tiles, Paint garage floor, Service sanitary fittings, Replace walls tiles where applicable, Install new vanity where applicable, Replace existing coloured whb with new white, Replace existing coloured bath with new white, Replace existing coloured wc with new white, Replace shower with new where applicable, Replace missing/damaged ironmongery ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL WORKS: Replacement of damaged light fitting, Replacement of faulty light fittings and lamps Repair of external light fittings, Repair of faulty electrical connections, Replacement of damaged light switches, Replacement of faulty socket outlets (plugs), Installation of wiring where required, Replacement of all old circuit breaker with new, Upgrade of electrical supply from dual phase to three phase. Testing of the existing generator as well as the changeover system, To that the entire electrical installation complies with the latest regulations, Issuing of certificate of compliance. Installation of new air conditioning, Ensured that air-conditioning system complied with latest regulation.		R 1 835 818.72
3	375 Lawley WCS 053574	BUILDING WORKS: Replace damaged ceiling, Replace damaged floor and wall tiles, Replace gutters and downpipes, Uplift and relay paving, Fix cracks on walls, Repair leaks to roof and balconies, Waterproof to walls and floors, Repair broken doors, Repair damaged cupboard bases in the kitchen, Replace toilet seat and base in the main bedroom, Replace wash basin in the main bedroom, Replace shower head and stop tap in the main bedroom, Replace broken glazing in the main bedroom, Replace bathtub in the main bedroom, Paint walls, ceilings, doors and windows, Service drainage system. Replace broken glass pane, Replace the skylight ELECTRICAL Repair of Main incoming supply Distribution point that is corroded, Servicing of Swimming pool Distribution Board, Replace main DB in house with new surface mounted DB. Minor electrical repairs including replacing or damaged missing cover plates, TV points, isolators, plug points etc. Replace garden area outlet box with new waterproof termination box and re-connect cables. Install new conduit in enclosed Garage area to house existing loose cabling in the area. Remove guard house DB face plate, install a 16A SP circuit breaker for the UPS feed, surge arresters, manufacture a new face plate, re install the face plate and install legend card and labelling, Install new Pratley joint box, joint the new supply cable and existing supply cable outside the Guard house, New dedicated supply breaker for electric fence energizer to be installed at Guard house. Install new 10kVA UPS at guard house. SECURITY Reposition Electric Fence energizer to Guard house.Install new 8 Strand/ 4 Zone Electric Fence including all accessories e.g. strobe lights, sirens, gate contactors, surge arrestors and earth rods. Connect electric Fence to Intruder Alarm system, Install new 4 x Static Cameras, Install new 2 x PTZ Cameras, Install new 1 x CCTV Recording System including all network switched, racking, monitors, keyboards, patches and panels Connect CCTV system to Intruder Alarm system, Install new IP Intercom system including 1 x Master, 3 x slave points and surge protection. Install new gooseneck intercom stand for vehicular gate access, Connect new Intercom system to existing system. Install new Intruder Alarm system including door contacts, PIR detectors, outdoor dual beam detectors, keypads, alarm sounders, strobes and surge protection. Install new 3 x Panic Buttons, Connect new Intruder Alarm system to new CCTV system. MECHANICAL Service existing air conditioner units, Service existing generator.		R 1 319 303.55
4	321 Rigel WCS 054033 & 048576	BUILDING WORKS: Phase 1- was confirmed as the following: HVAC – Main bedroom; Lounges; Study; Proposed Guardhouse (Equipment room) Generator – Behind guardhouse. Noise/Decibels to be reduced to comply. Security – Electric fence; Cameras; Alarm; Gate motor; Intercom system; security Equipment to be placed in proposed guardhouse. Floor level/storm water drainage problems – Identified areas require existing floor (paving/concrete floors) removed, fill re-compacted then new paving finish (re-use if possible). Cracked Garage floor – floor to be demolished. Replaced with new Evidence of water seepage into building on identified walls. Leakages to be rectified and walls to be filled/repainted. All interior walls to be re-painted to have consistent colour. Damaged ceilings and cornice to be replaced. Damaged/lifted roof flashing to be rectified. Towel rails/Toilet roll holders to be replaced new. Damaged blinds to be replaced with new. Damaged curtain rails to be rectified. All locks to be services (replaced where necessary) Steam clean all carpets New skirting in Study, Interior levels inconsistent and cracking. To be rectified. All rubber traps to be replaced with new bottle traps. Rusted light fitting to be replaced with new. Door stoppers to all doors/Cupboards. New keys for cupboards. External doors to receive new weather bars. Outbuilding – Replace existing Whb and WC. New shower doors to be installed. Main bedroom – fix mirror onto wall. Repaint internal door frames, Cover places for taps where necessary Cupboard edge strips to be replaced. Repair existing door hinges, Repair existing bedroom cupboards, Pergola to receive new hurricane clips. ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs – which will result in issuing a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) as the primary function. Install security measures for close circuit surveillance (CCTV) installation, refers: ( all connected to UPS power): 10 Static Cameras;2 PTZ;3 screens for viewing; 1 Recording System for 30 days; Repair / replace an 8 strand electric fence installation including a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) Add new A/C units for main bedroom, lounge, sun room and guard house. Servicing existing A/C units; New intruder alarm installation with indoor and outdoor passives, including 3 Panic Buttons to increase security measures New intercom system for communication between guard house to outside and from guardhouse to the inside of the house.	R 2 398 350.77	R 89 124.35
5	313 Edward, Waterkloof WCS 054031	BUILDING WORKS: Fix cracks on walls,Paint walls, Fix/re-a line loose, replace broken/missing slate roof tiles by specialist, Paint existing steel balustrades, Service all trelly security sliding windows/doors Reputy and repaint painted steel window frame where needed, Replace existing asbestos components if any, Replace damaged & paint existing closed eaves, Replace gutters and downpipes with new where needed, Paints to walls, ceilings, Replace internal vinyl flooring with new tiled flooring in the cottage room, Clean existing floor tiles, Clean existing wall to wall carpets Remove existing wall to wall carpets & restore existing parquet flooring underneath. Service sanitary fittings, Replace walls tiles were damaged, Replace coloured whb with new white Replace existing coloured bath with new white, Replace coloured wc with new white, Install shower with new where needed, Replace missing/damaged ironmongery,Service existing bathroom extract fan, Replace formica counter tops in guard house, Retile existing vanity slab & repaint vanity cupboards. Roofs : reinstate damaged roof tiles, reinstate waterproofing, reinstate damaged truss members, reinstate waterproofing, reinstate and repaint ceiling boards to match existing ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs:Distribution Boards, Security Lighting,Switches and socket outlets,Power points for air-conditioning, Earthling and bonding, Allow for Mechanical repairs: Replacing damage geysers, Replacing air-conditioning, Additional air-conditioning, Toilet extraction and ventilation	R 0.00	R 2 597 583.51
6	273 Eridunus, Waterkloof WCS 053575	BUILDING WORKS: Demolish existing structurally damaged old guard house on south boundary wall, Fix cracks on walls, Service/fix sewer and storm water pipes, Varnish existing exterior doors where applicable Remove existing wall tiles and replace with new where applicable, Re-net existing steel carport with new shade netting, Replace drop in stove and oven with new, Refurbish existing squash court walls and floor, Service existing sauna room, Repaint existing steel balustrades, Repaint existing painted walls, Re-vanish existing timber eaves, Replace gutters and downpipes with new where applicable, Replace rotten roof timber with new where applicable, Paints to walls, ceilings Retile existing tiled skirting, risers and treads to match existing finish were applicable, Replace broken brass coat and hat hooks, Add mirrors where applicable, Re-putty and repaint existing painted steel window frames where applicable, Replace missing window stays where applicable Clean existing wall to wall carpets, Replace existing carpets where stains cannot be removed by cleaning, Clean existing floor tiles, Repair or replace existing garage doors where applicable Replace broken stoep/balcony tiles to match existing, Service sanitary fittings, Replace walls tiles Replace coloured whb with new white at the small bathroom, Replace existing coloured bath with new white at the small bathroom Replace coloured wc with new white at the small bathroom, Replace shower with new at the small bathroom, Repaint existing painted skirting where applicable,Replace missing/damaged ironmongery, Relay existing paving ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs: Replace interior and exterior lighting, Replace power points, Rewiring of distribution boards, Replace gate motor, Replace garage doors motors, Earthing and lightning protection MECHANICAL WORKS: Mechanical: Installation of air conditioning	R 0.00	R 2 828 604.88
7	286 Albertus, Waterkloof WCS 053584	BUILDING WORKS: Remove steel door frame and replacing with new, Fix sliding gear of timber sliding double doors Repair and waterproof concrete roof ridge capping, Remove aluminum adjustable louvered awnings and replace with new, Remove aluminum roof gutters and downpipes and replace with new, Remove portion of damaged flush plastered gypsum plasterboard ceilings and replace with new, Remove damaged acoustic suspended ceiling and replace with new, Replace missing acoustic suspended ceiling tiles, Remove portion of damaged fibre-cement suspended eaves soffit coverings replace with new, Remove fibre-cement fascias and barge boards and replace with new, Remove existing roof waterproofing and replace with new, Remove damaged timber laminate skirtings and replace with new, Remove wall cupboard and replace with new, Remove sink cupboards and replace with new, Remove BIC and replace with new, Remove timber counters and replace with new, Remove timber trap door and frame and replace with new Remove rubber tile floor covering and skirtings and replace with ceramic tiles, Remove carpet floor covering and replace with new, Remove door closer and mortice lockset and replace with new, Remove bathroom towel rail and toilet roll holder and replace with new, Remove steel floor grating, galvanize and re-instate existing, Hack off internal and external plaster due to dampness, waterproof and replace with new plaster as per engineer’s instructions, Hack off wall and floors tiles including tile skirting’s and replace with new, Remove ceramic soap dishes and replace with new, Remove corroded pipes and replace with new uPVC pipes. Remove Sink, WC pan , wash hand basin, shower trays and shower cubicle and replace with new next to the kitchen Remove wallpaper, plaster and paint wall Remove grout between floor tiles and clean out joints to receive new grout were damaged, Steam clean existing carpet floor covering, Clean down window panes and make good putty to glazing Fix window mechanism for easy operating, Demolish existing concrete apron and replace with new, Remove and replace steel rotary dryer, Cart away existing loose rubble from site Brick seal face brick walls and stone wall cladding, Remove shrubs and plants against building and replace with apron slab were necessary, Paint all new and existing walls and concrete surfaces, Paint all new and existing plasterboard suspended or nailed-up ceilings boards and bulkheads, Paint all new and existing fiber-cement suspended or nailed-up ceiling boards Paint fibre-cement fascias and barge boards, Varnish new and existing timber doors, frames, skirtings and shelving, Varnish existing timber ceilings (Kitchen), Paint all new and existing metal doors, frames, windows, gates, burglar bars, screens, balustrades, rails, bars and pipes Paint existing metal gazebo, Paint existing IBR roof sheeting, Remove existing courtyard brick paving, level, re-compact and replay existing brick paving on new sand layer, Remove brick pavers and replace with new were necessary,Break out portion of existing concrete storm water channels and replace with new, Waterproofing of Roof ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs, Replace interior and exterior lighting, Replace power points, Rewiring of distribution boards, Replace gate motor, Replace garage doors motors, Earthing and lightning protection, Cameras MECHANICAL WORKS: Installation of air conditioning, Service generator	R 0.00	R 2 784 102.34
8	13, 1st Avenue Houghton* WCS 050773 & 054581	BUILDINGS WORKS: All rooms to be painted. New carpets to Ground Floor passage, All existing carpets to be deep cleaned, All Bathrooms to be upgraded as per drawings, New tiling and to bathrooms, New ceiling to Guest toilet, Door to be repaired. New tiling to toilet, Kitchen to be upgraded as per drawings. New cabinetry to kitchen and scullery, New tiling to kitchen and scullery, Repairs to pantry cabinetry, Study cabinetry to be repaired. New shelving to Ground Floor store, New plumbing to be installed. Balcony tiling to be re-grouted, Balcony balustrading to be repainted. External timber doors and windows to be re-varnished with new putty to glazing. All internal timber to be retained as is. All walls to be prepared and repainted. Garage walls to be prepared and repainted. New storm water channel around the buildings, Bath tub to be re enamelled, New taps to existing freestanding tub. Repaint existing front boundary wall ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs – which will result in issuing a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) as the primary function. Install security measures for close circuit surveillance (CCTV) installation, refers: ( all connected to UPS power): 10 Static Cameras; 2 PTZ;3 screens for viewing;1 Recording System for 30 days; Repair / replace an 8 strand electric fence installation including a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) Add new A/C units for main bedroom, lounge, sun room and guard house. Servicing existing A/C units;New intruder alarm installatio, New intercom system for communication between guard house to outside and from guardhouse to the inside of the house. The new electrical installation to allow for a future Generator(supplied and installed by the client) Servicing existing lift	R 3 133 499.05	R 333 263.99
9	21A Killarney Road, Sandhurst WCS 052038	BUILDING WORKS: Replacement of cracked marble tiles Painting of external walls including timber windows (Removal and replacement of timber windows damaged by dry rot). New Drywall and paint and new door to guardhouse for server room. Replacement of damaged gutters and installation of leaf guard mesh. Installation of frosted vinyl to bathroom widows 6. Repair to carpet Maintenance of skylights New stainless steel balustrading. Repair of wall cracks as per engineers specifications Repair of precast concrete architrave to outbuilding door. Repair external doors on outbuilding Replace 2 external doors on outbuilding Please note that all internal painting and internal damp proofing to be done by DPW maintenance. ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs – for achieving the issuing of a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) as the primary function. Install security measures for close circuit surveillance (CCTV) installation, refers: ( all connected to UPS power) 10 Static Cameras; 1 PTZ; 3 screens for viewing; 1 Recording System for 30 days; Repair / replace an 8 strand electric fence installation including a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) Add new A/C unit for main bedroom. Servicing existing A/C units; New intruder alarm installation with indoor and outdoor passives, including 3 Panic Buttons to increase security measures New intercom system for communication between guard house to outside and from guardhouse to the inside of the house.	R 197 826.19	R 2 501 531.73
10	79 Bogey WCS 052425	BUILDING WORKS: Install new aprons, Cut trees, Demolish existing perimeter walls replace with new Fix cracks on walls, Replace existing pool surround with new, Paint existing paving, Replace loose paving, Remove all pergolas, Install timber decking, Paint existing timber eaves Replace gutters and downpipes with new Paints to walls, ceilings, Replace internal flooring with new, Clean existing floor tiles, Replace stoep tile with new, Service sanitary fittings, Replace walls tiles, Install new vanity cupboards Replace whb with new , Replace existing bath with new, Replace wc with new, Replace shower with new , Replace missing/damaged ironmongery ELECTRICAL WORKS: Allow for electrical repairs – for achieving the issuing of a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) as the primary function. Install security measures for close circuit surveillance (CCTV) installation, refers: ( all connected to UPS power) 10 Static Cameras; 1 PTZ; 3 screens for viewing; 1 Recording System for 30 days; Repair / replace an 8 strand electric fence installation including a certificate of compliance (C.O.C) Add new A/C unit for main bedroom. Servicing existing A/C units; New intruder alarm installation with indoor and outdoor passives, including 3 Panic Buttons to increase security measures New intercom system for communication between guard house to outside and from guardhouse to the inside of the house.	R 920 961.98	R 1 200 680.99
11	205 Sterlitzia Street WCS 054730	ELECTRICAL WORKS: Repair exterior and interior lighting, Rewiring and distribution boards, Repair power points Installation of Earthing and lightning protection, Repair gate and garage motors MECHANICAL WORKS: Servicing of air conditioning BUILDING WORKS: New Boundary walls: Removal of existing fencing,Trench excavations,Reinforced concrete foundations, Construct Masonry walls , Backfilling, Covered entertainment area, Repair and reinstate timber rafters, brandering etc Replace ceiling boards, Repair roof Paving: Remove and reinstate to match existing, Backfill to required density, Painting , Preparation and Waterproofing, Repair and seal cracks, Repaint (colours to be confirmed) Roof, Identify leaks and repair , Replace/repair ceiling damaged ceiling boards, Repaint to match existing	R 0.00	R 2 658 529.98
			R 6 808 939.18	R 20 255 579.94

30 October 2017 - NW2746

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether he has found that there are monies paid by his department for leases where it was subsequently established that no property was in fact leased, used or even existed; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what (a) are the relevant details of each case and (b) action has been taken in this regard; (2) whether his department suffered any financial losses as a result of paying money for leases where it was subsequently established that no property was in fact leased, used or even existed; if not, why not; if so, what plans have been put in place to recover these funds?

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Reply:

1. (a) & (b) No monies were paid for leases where it was established that no property was in fact leased, used or did not exist.

2. The department has not suffered any financial losses in this regard.

30 October 2017 - NW2963

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether any contractors that entered into a contract with his department had their contracts ceded or cancelled in the past financial year; if so, what are the reasons for the cession or cancellation; (2) Whether his department incurred any financial losses as a result of the cession or cancellation; if so, what are the details of the financial losses?

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Reply:

and (2) Yes, the details are as follows:

BLOEMFONTEIN REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS	SERVICE PROVIDER	PROJECT NAME	DATE CANCELLED	REASON FOR CANCELLATION	FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
049859	Moretlo Consulting CC	Tempe repairs and renovations to building 1,2,5 to 8 and 21 at Military Police Area Office.	20 May 2016	Consultant not providing monthly financial reports as per contract and not attending project meetings, even after a warning letter was issued.	There will be no financial losses to be incurred by the Department of Public Works (DPW) as a departmental quantity surveyor was appointed to execute the quantity surveying functions until project completion.
051856	Central Bridge Trading 389 CC	Vrede Police Station: Condition Based Maintenance	11 August 2016	At contract completion the contractor was not even 48% complete with project work. The contractor was put on terms in several project and site meetings but the work on site was not progressing at all.	The financial losses can only be known when another contractor is appointed to complete the project and when the project is complete. The Department of Public Works (DPW) is at advertisement stage.
052133	Pegas Trading CC	Deeds Office Upgrading of sewer system	19 September 2016	The contractor delivered poor progress on site and ultimately abandoned site.	The financial losses can only be known when another contractor is appointed to complete the project and when the project is complete. The Department of Public Works (DPW) is at advertisement stage.
043244	Keren Kula Construction (pty) ltd	Bloemfontein Central Government Building construction of the office block	22 September 2016	The contractor filed for voluntary liquidation.	The financial losses can only be known when another contractor is appointed to complete the project and when the project is complete.

CAPE TOWN REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS	SERVICE PROVIDER	PROJECT NAME	DATE CANCELLED	REASON FOR CANCELLATION	FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
053916	Vino Building & Multi Projects	Albertinia, Heidelberg and Mossel Bay: Magistrates Offices: Construction of Facilities For People with Disabilities	06 December 2016	Site was handed over on 14 September 2016, but the contractor never commenced with any work.	The financial implication will be known once the replacement contractor is appointed and the project completed. The awarding of the tender is anticipated for the 2017/11/09.

PORT ELIZABETH REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS

SERVICE PROVIDER

PROJECT NAME

DATE CANCELLED

REASON FOR CANCELLATION

FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS

049997

Poenie’s Builders CC

Graaff Reinet South African Police Service (SAPS) Academy: Complete upgrading of existing boundary fence to the complex.

17 August 2016

Poor performance by Contractor as well as cash flow problems and lack of progress after several warning letters were issued by the Consultants and the Project Manager.

There will be financial implications. The replacement contractor was appointed in September 2017 and the exact financial implications will be determined at the completion of the contract.

050144

Twizza Civils and Building CC

Port Elizabeth: SAPS Southdene Police Garage: Complete construction of boundary wall and fencing.

03 Mar. 2017

Poor performance by Contractor as well as cash flow problems and lack progress after several warning letters were issued by the Consultants and the Project Manager.

The financial implication will be determined once the completion contract is in place and project completed. The Department of Public Works (DPW) is at the adjudication stage of the Supply Chain Management (SCM) process in this regard.

JOHANNESBURG REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS	SERVICE PROVIDER	PROJECT NAME	DATE CANCELLED	REASON FOR CANCELLATION	(2) FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
023106	Masutanaka Trading Enterprise	Oberholzer Magistrates Office: Security measures. Upgrade includes minor works: Completion contract.	23 April 2015	The contractor abandoned the site.	The contract started on the 01st September 2016 and was terminated on the 28th July 2017. The project is on a 12 months defects liability period and the final account will determine the full financial implications of the terminated contract.

17 October 2017 - NW2813

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether his department is leasing any properties from any (a) member of a certain family (name furnished) and/or (b) company associated with any member of the specified family; if so, what are the full details in each case

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Reply:

The Department is not aware of any properties leased from

a) member of the specified family and /or

b) a company associated with any member of the specified family.

17 October 2017 - NW2963

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether any contractors that entered into a contract with his department had their contracts ceded or cancelled in the past financial year; if so, what are the reasons for the cession or cancellation; (2) Whether his department incurred any financial losses as a result of the cession or cancellation; if so, what are the details of the financial losses? NW3282E

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Reply:

and (2) Yes, details are as follows:

BLOEMFONTEIN REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS	SERVICE PROVIDER	PROJECT NAME	DATE CANCELLED	REASON FOR CANCELLATION	FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
049859	Moretlo Consulting CC	Tempe repairs and renovations to building 1,2,5, to 8 and 21 at MPA	20 May 2016	Consultant not providing monthly financial reports as per contract and not attending project meetings even after the warning the letter was issued.	There will be no financial losses to be incurred by the Department as a departmental quantity surveyor was appointed to execute the quantity surveying functions until project completion.
051856	CENTRAL BRIDGE TRADING 389 CC	Vrede Police Station: Condition Based Maintenance	11 Aug. 2016	At contract completion the contractor was not even 48% complete with project work. The contractor was put on terms in several project and site meeting but the work on site was not progressing at all.	The financial losses can only be known when another contractor is appointed to complete the project and when the project is complete. We are on advertisement stage
052133	Pegas Trading CC	Deeds Office Upgrading of sewer system	19 Sept. 2016	The contractor delivered poor progress on site and ultimately abandoned site.	The financial losses can only be known when another contractor is appointed to complete the project and when the project is complete. We are on advertisement stage
043244	KEREN KULA CONSTRUCTION (PTY) LTD	Bloemfontein Central Government building construction of the office block	22 Sept. 2016	The contractor filed for voluntary liquidation	The financial losses can only be known when another contractor is appointed to complete the project and when the project is complete.

CAPE TOWN REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS	SERVICE PROVIDER	PROJECT NAME	DATE CANCELLED	REASON FOR CANCELLATION	FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
053916	Vino Building & Multi Projects	Albertinia, Heidelberg and Mossel Bay: Magistrates Offices: Construction of Facilities For People with Disabilities	06 Dec. 2016	Site handed was over on 14 September 2016 but the contractor never commenced with any work.	The financial implication will be known once the replacement contractor is appointed and project completed. The award for the tender is anticipated for the 2017/11/09

PORT ELIZABETH REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS

SERVICE PROVIDER

PROJECT NAME

DATE CANCELLED

REASON FOR CANCELLATION

FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS

049997

Poenie’s Builders CC

Graaff Reinet SAPS Academy : Complete Upgrading of Existing Boundary Fence to the Complex

17 Aug. 2016

Poor performance by Contractor as well as cash flow problems and lack of progress after several warning letters were issued by Consultants and Project Manager.

There will be financial implications. The replacement contractor was appointed in September 2017 and the exact financial implications will be determined at the completion of the completion contract.

050144

Twizza Civils and Building CC

Port Elizabeth : SAPS Southdene Police Garage: Complete Construction of Boundary Wall and Fencing

03 Mar. 2017

Poor performance by Contractor as well as cash flow problems and lack progress after several warning letters were issued by Consultants and Project Manager.

The financial implication will be determined once the completion contract is in place and project completed. We are at adjudication stage of the SCM process in this regard.

JOHANNESBURG REGIONAL OFFICE

WCS	SERVICE PROVIDER	PROJECT NAME	DATE CANCELLED	REASON FOR CANCELLATION	(2) FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
023106	Masutanaka Trading Enterprise	Oberholzer Magistrate Office: Security measures Upgrade including minor works: Completion contract.	23 April 2015	The contractor abandoned the site.	The completion started on 01st September 2016 and completed on the 28th July 2017. The project is on 12 months defects liability period and the final account will determine the full financial implications of the terminated contract.

17 October 2017 - NW2576

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Public Works

When are the application dates (a) opening and (b) closing for the board positions of all entities and councils reporting to him?

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Reply:

Name of entity	(a) Opening Date	(b) Closing Date	Remarks

CIDB	9 July 2017	14 September 2017
IDT	10 May 2016	24 May 2016	The Board was appointed with effect from 4 November 2016
CBE	January 2018	March 2018	The term of office for the current Council is ending on 31 July 2018.
ASA	29 January 2017	10 Feb 2017

Built Environment Professional Councils
ECSA	December 2019	February 2020	The current Council was appointed with effect from 29 July 2016.
SACLAP	03 February 2017	03 April 2017	The current Council was appointed with effect from 1 September 2017
SACAP	11 September 2017	4 December 2017.	The term of office for the current Council expire on 14 April 2018
SACPCMP	09 June 2017	10 August 2017
SAVPVP	30 June 2017	01 September 2017
SACQSP	05 May 2017	28 July 2017

10 October 2017 - NW2749

Bergman, Mr D to ask the Minister of Public Works

(a) Which countries did he visit on his recent trip abroad, (b) what was the purpose of the trip, (c) what are the (i) names and (ii) professional designations of each official who accompanied him on the trip, (d) what was the duration of the trip and (e) what was the (i) total cost of and (ii) detailed breakdown of the cost of the trip?

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Reply:

a) China (with a transit two-day working stop in Hong Kong).

b) Attending the ministerial workshop on China’s Development Experience for Developing Countries in Beijing, China.

c)

(i)Names of Officials	(ii) Professional Designations
Mr Mahalingum Govender	Deputy Director-General: Small Harbours
Mr Samuel Thobakgale	Acting Deputy Director-General: Construction Project Management
Ms Sue Mosegomi	Chief Director: Project Management Office
Mr Percy Molefe	Chief Director: International Relations

d) Six (6) days.

e) (i) The cost of the trip for Minister Nhleko and three officials (Mr Govender, Mr Thobakgale and Ms Mosegomi) was fully sponsored by the Government of the Peoples’ Republic of China.

(ii) The total cost for a return flight ticket to China (for Mr Molefe), accommodation and ground transport (for Minister Nhleko and Mr Molefe) in Hong Kong amounted to R183 235.

29 September 2017 - NW2639

Kohler-Barnard, Ms D to ask the Minister of Public Works

Whether, with reference to the Public Service Vacancy Circular No 32 of 2017, where his department advertised a vacancy for Deputy Director: Intergovernmental Relations (Post 32/101 Ref 2017/42), stating that potential candidates only require a Matric certificate and no specific managerial experience, the requirements for the specified position are in line with his department’s guidelines regarding the appointment to that level of employment; if not, how will his department remedy the situation; if so, what are the current guidelines that his department uses for the appointment of Deputy Directors in terms of (a) tertiary qualification/s, (b) general work experience, (c) managerial experience and (d) experience in the field?

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Reply:

As per the initial written response of the Director-General addressed to Ms D Kohler, MP on the same matter, the Department advertised the position of Deputy Director: Intergovernmental Relations (Ref: 2017/47) with relaxed minimum appointment requirements. The advertisement of the position with relaxed qualifications followed internal approval processes after the Department sort and received a legal opinion from counsel who was briefed through State Attorney in relation to an employee who is in possession of matric certificate with more than 10 years’ experience at a Deputy Director level within Intergovernmental Relations unit. The legal opinion advised the Department to absorb the employee into a permanent employment on the basis of an established case of a reasonable expectation for a permanent appointment given the period in which the position was renewed over the years

Although counsel has advised the Department to absorb the employee without following recruitment processes, an option which is permissible in law, the Department deemed it necessary to promote competition and advertise the position with relaxed minimum appointments in order to accommodate the employee in question. The relaxation of qualifications is meant to create an opportunity for the employee to apply and compete with others for the position without a guarantee of an employment.

The Department has however abandoned the process of filling the position with relaxed qualifications.

07 September 2017 - NW2359

Kohler-Barnard, Ms D to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) With reference to his reply to oral question 106 on 7 June 2017, (a) what are the reasons that the 1 299 properties became illegally occupied and (b) have any officials been held accountable in this regard; (2) What are the names of the top ten landlords of his department’s properties in each province?

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Reply:

1. (a) As part of ensuring that the Department has an asset register that is compliant with the Standards of Generally Recognised Accounting Practice (GRAP), an asset verification processes needed to be undertaken. Whilst conducting the verification process, the Department came across some anomalies which required further investigation. Illegal occupation of State-owned land came out as one of the results of the investigation and this lead the Departments need to establish the OBB Project to ensure that the said anomalies are addressed.

Following this, various reasons were identified as the cause for the illegal occupation of State properties, these include:

Properties which have been unlawfully and / or to the detriment of the State been disposed of to other entities, private individuals, companies or trusts;
Properties which have been otherwise transferred incorrectly / unlawfully
Properties which have been occupied unlawfully or encroached upon;
Properties which have been donated for non-valid reasons
Opportunists and land grabbers purporting to be land owners of state owned land, selling and letting out to unsuspecting applicants.
State owned properties abandoned and left unattended and unsecured by Client Departments
Sub-letting of State owned properties

(b) The investigations into the illegally occupied properties is a detailed and time consuming process. It further requires that thorough investigations be
conducted in identifying those who are found to have played a part in the said properties being illegally occupied. To this end, no officials have been held
accountable as yet as investigations into the illegally occupied properties are on-going.

(2) Below, please find a list with the top 10 landlords per region:

07 September 2017 - NW2340

Kohler-Barnard, Ms D to ask the Ms D Kohler (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether, with reference to his reply to oral question 106 on 7 June 2017, his department is paying rates and taxes on the 2 745 properties identified as being vested in his department according to the records of the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform but which do not appear in the Departmental Immovable Assets Register; if so, (a) what is the total amount that has been paid in rates and taxes on these properties (i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2017, (b) what is the location of these properties in each province, (c) who occupy these properties and (d) what are the details of the lease agreements concluded with the tenants in each case; (2) (a) why are the 2 451 properties identified on Departmental Property Management Systems no longer vested in his department, (b) what is the current status of these buildings and (c) what is the total amount of rates and taxes that his department has paid for the buildings (i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2017?

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Reply:

Due to a number of role players and stakeholders involved, the Department is still trying to collate the information and come back to the honourable member with a comprehensive and accurate information.

28 August 2017 - NW2230

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) (a) Which are the 10 properties of the highest value that his department owns and (b) what are they used for; (2) have any of the properties been leased; if so, (a) who are the tenants and (b) how much does each tenant pay?

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Reply:

(1) (a) & (b) The table link below indicates the Top 10 properties of the highest value which are under the custodianship of the Department, including their respective use.

https://pmg.org.za/files/RNW2230TABLE-170828.pdf

(2) All the properties are being utilised by client departments, (a) As indicated in the list above.

(b) State-owned accommodation charges are billed on a quarterly basis, in advance, in line with the devolution of budgets to client departments as developed and approved by the National Treasury.

28 August 2017 - NW2332

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Dr M J Figg (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works

Whether any entities in his department are in a financial crisis; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

Council for Built Environment (CBE)

The CBE has no financial crisis, besides the pressure on the budgets due to the growth in the organisation and inflationary expenditure escalations.

Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB)

The CIDB has never been at any stage deemed to be in financial crisis. This is further supported by the Auditor-General’s audit reports which consistently assessed the CIDB’s financial viability to be good.

Agrement South Africa (ASA)

ASA does not have any financial crisis.

Independent Development Trust (IDT)

IDT does not have any financial crisis. It has had going concern challenges at the beginning of 2017/18 financial year due to a budget deficit, which had no initial committed funding from National Treasury or the Department of Public Works. The National Treasury has however since committed to fund the deficit of IDT for the METF period. This is in terms of Section 4 of the 2017 Appropriations Act. Further, the entity is currently reviewing its Operating Model and Turnaround Plan in order to embolden its future financial viability and sustenance.

28 August 2017 - NW2331

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

(1) Whether there are any outstanding monies owed to the department; if so, (a) what is the total amount owed, (b) by whom and (c) since what date has it been outstanding? MINISTRY PUBLIC WORKS REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Department of Public Works l Central Government Offices l 256 Madiba Street l Pretoria l Contact: +27 (0)12 406 2034 l +27 (0)12 406 1224 Private Bag X9155 l CAPE TOWN, 8001 l RSA 4th Floor Parliament Building l 120 Plain Street l CAPE TOWN l Tel: +27 21 468 6900 Fax: +27 21 462 4592 www.publicworks.gov.za NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WRITTEN REPLY QUESTION NUMBER: 2331 [NW2576E] DATE OF PUBLICATION: 14 AUGUST 2017 DATE OF REPLY:22 AUGUST 2017 2331.Dr M J Figg (DA) asked the Minister of Public Works: (1)Whether there are any outstanding monies owed to the department; if so, (a) what is the total amount owed, (b) by whom and (c) since what date has it been outstanding? NW2576E ____________________________________________________________________________ The Minister of Public Works: REPLY: The Department of Public works manages accommodation requirements of national departments through the Property Management Trading Entity (PMTE). Included in this mandate is the provision of accommodation through state owned and leased properties, construction of new accommodation, major refurbishment of existing properties and management of municipal services. State-owned accommodation charges are billed quarterly in advance in line with the devolution framework principles adopted effective 1 April 2006. The process that is followed to recover monies relating to private leases, municipal services, client infrastructure spending (Capital allocation) and other recoverable infrastructure projects (referred to as PACE and CA) is as follows: PMTE pays lessors, contractors and municipalities on behalf of user departments; At the end of the month, the recoverable costs are consolidated per client; Invoices are then issued to clients in arrears; User departments have 30 days to settle debts in terms of the PFMA; However, in practice clients take an average of 60 days to settle the PMTE claims. As at 22 August 2017, R3.814billion was outstanding from national departments and other organs of state (Annexure: A). In line with established inter-governmental cooperation principles, the PMTE has regular interactions with user departments for the recovery of outstanding debts and is assisted by the National Treasury.

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The Department of Public works manages accommodation requirements of national departments through the Property Management Trading Entity (PMTE). Included in this mandate is the provision of accommodation through state owned and leased properties, construction of new accommodation, major refurbishment of existing properties and management of municipal services.

State-owned accommodation charges are billed quarterly in advance in line with the devolution framework principles adopted effective 1 April 2006. The process that is followed to recover monies relating to private leases, municipal services, client infrastructure spending (Capital allocation) and other recoverable infrastructure projects (referred to as PACE and CA) is as follows:

PMTE pays lessors, contractors and municipalities on behalf of user departments;
At the end of the month, the recoverable costs are consolidated per client;
Invoices are then issued to clients in arrears;
User departments have 30 days to settle debts in terms of the PFMA;
However, in practice clients take an average of 60 days to settle the PMTE claims.

As at 22 August 2017, R3.814billion was outstanding from national departments and other organs of state (Annexure: A).

In line with established inter-governmental cooperation principles, the PMTE has regular interactions with user departments for the recovery of outstanding debts and is assisted by the National Treasury.

28 August 2017 - NW2330

Figg, Mr MJ to ask the Minister of Public Works

Has there been any incidents of maladministration (a) identified and (b) reported in the (i) department and/or (ii) any of the entities reporting to him; if so, (aa) what action has been taken against the perpetrators and (bb) what measures have been taken to prevent the same from happening again?

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(i) The Department of Public Works

(a) For the 2016/17 financial year the Department of Public Works Anti-Corruption Unit received Twenty-eight (28) validated reported allegations of maladministration. Of the twenty-eight (28), Seventeen (17) were finalised, one (1) is at a reporting stage and ten (10) are currently at fieldwork stage.

The finalised seventeen (17) investigations related to:-

3 incidents of overpayments to service providers;
1 incident of preferential treatment of a service provider;
1 incident of irregular lease tender contract;
3 incidents of Irregular appointments of officials
5 incidents of procurement irregularities
2 incidents of irregular submission of fraudulent invoices
2 incidents of corruption

(aa) Emanating from the finalised investigations Seventeen (17) disciplinary recommendations were made, of the disciplinary actions recommended, eleven (11) are finalised resulting in two (02) final written warnings, nine (09) written warnings while six (06) disciplinary cases are still pending.

The Branch Corporate Services has also instituted 91 disciplinary actions against officials of the Department for various misconducts, resulting in two (2) dismissals; one (1) demotion; one (1) suspension without pay; nine (9) final written warnings, one (1) resigned before sanction; fifteen (15) written warnings; four (4) verbal warnings; 0ne (1) referred to new employer to institute action; thirty-six (36) not found guilty / lack of evidence and twenty-one (21) matters are still pending.

(bb) The Department has developed and implements a fraud risk management program. Amongst the important aspects of the fraud risk management plan is the maintenance of a fraud risk register. All areas of internal control deficiencies which makes the Department vulnerable to fraud/corruption/maladministration are incorporated in the fraud risk register and relevant Branches are requested to develop mitigating plans to address the fraud risks identified. This implementation of the mitigating factors are monitored through the Department Governance Structures such as the Risk Management Committee and Accountability Management Committee.

ii) Department of Public Works Entities

(a) Agrement South Africa (ASA), Construction Industry Development Board

(CIDB) did not have any incidents of maladministration identified.

(b) Agrement South Africa (ASA), Construction Industry Development Board

(CIDB) did not have any incidents of maladministration reported.

Council for Built Environment (CBE)

(a) (b) Yes

(ii) (aa) What action has been taken against the perpetrators

Possible fraud pertaining to procurement was discovered during investigations in 2014/2015 financial year, and a disciplinary action was instituted against the relevant official who resigned before the commencement of a disciplinary hearing. In 2015 a criminal case was opened and the Police docket is currently with the Commercial Crimes Unit of the Prosecuting Authority for a decision. Further investigation and the collation of documentary is underway in preparation of a criminal hearing.

(bb) What measures have been taken to prevent the same from happening again?

Various key vacancies have also been filled and therefore duties are properly segregated which prohibits incidents like this happening again. The filled positions includes the Chief Financial Officer, Finance Manager, Accountant and Supply Chain Practitioner. An update of all finance policies have been undertaken to ensure that all policies align to the most updated National Treasury instruction Notes as well as Legislation. These measures have ensured that there are no new irregular expenditure transactions incurred in the current year.

Independent Development Trust (IDT)

(a)(b) Yes

(ii) (aa)

The staff alleged to have committed maladministration were taken through a formal disciplinary hearing process and appropriate action taken against them as per the recommendations of the disciplinary hearing process. This is a normal process through which all alleged cases misconduct (maladministration) were and are handled within the entity.

(bb)

Additional to the preventive action taken on the recommendation/s of the disciplinary hearing process, and depending on the nature of the act of maladministration, a number of preventive interventions are in place ranging from deepening performance management, fraud prevention and general information sharing through internal communication and targeted training.

28 August 2017 - NW2072

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Ms L Mathys (EFF) asked the Minister of Public Works

Whether (a) his department and/or (b) any entities reporting to him are funding, including by way of discretionary funding, any institution of research and development (i) domestically and/or (ii) internationally; if so, (aa)(aaa) what are the names of the specified institutions and (bbb) what are their functions, (bb) from what date has his department or any entity reporting to him been funding them and (cc) what amount has his department contributed towards such funding? NW2294E

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a) No. The Department does not deal with discretionary funding but rather all funding is appropriated by National Treasury.

(i) (ii) (aa) (aaa) (bbb) (bb) (cc) Not Applicable.

With regard to Council for the Built Environment (CBE), Independent Development Trust (IDT) and Agrement South Africa (ASA):

(b) No

(i) (ii) (aa) (aaa) (bbb) (bb) (cc) Not Applicable

With regard to Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB)

(b)

i) Yes (Domestically)	(aa) (aaa)	bbb)	bb)	cc)
	Institution Name	Functions	From what date	Amount
	1. University of Cape Town and	Postgraduates and Doctoral Conferences	04 February 2016	R200 000
	2. Central University of Technology		28 February 2017	R100 000
ii) No. (Internationally)	(aa) (aaa)	bbb)	bb)	cc)
	Institution Name	Functions	From what date	Amount
	Not applicable

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