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CESA Procurement Guideline for Consulting Engineering Services & Supplement to the Procurement Guideline for Consulting Engineering Services

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Product Code: TD/CES/PC&SP
The Procurement Guide reflects what is considered best practice today for Clients and Consulting Engineers – to appropriately invite and respond to calls for consulting engineering services and to deliver these services in a true value-added context which will ensure better lives of our communities. It incorporates the requirements of all applicable legislation including the Construction Sector Charter published in terms of Section 9 (1) of the BBBEE Act, 53 of 2003.The contents of this Guide focus on suggestions to Clients in requesting services and advice to Consulting Engineers in framing their responses to these requests. This has been done in order to better inform the procurement process. The 2013 Supplement to the Procurement Guideline for Consulting Engineering Services (the “2010 PCES Guide”) continues to reflect best practice today for clients and consulting engineers, namely to appropriately invite and respond to calls for consulting engineering services in a true value-added context.

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Weight 1000 g
Publisher

CESA

Year

2011 & 2013

PROCUREMENT GUIDELINE FOR CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 8
DEFINITIONS 9
CHAPTER 1 PROJECT LIFE-CYCLE 11
CHAPTER 2 CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES 13
CHAPTER 3 PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES 14
3.1 Legal Environment for Procurement of Consulting Engineering Services 14
3.2 Objectives of Procurement 16
3.3 Methods of Procurement 16
3.4 cidb’s Best Practice Guidelines: Competitive Selection 17
3.5 Points to Note 18
CHAPTER 4 SCOPE 19
4.1 Planning, Studies, Investigations and Assessments 19
4.2 Scope of Services for Normal Project Design Stages 20
4.3 The Scope of Work 21
4.4 Important Considerations 22
CHAPTER 5 TENDER DOCUMENTATION FOR CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES 24
5.1 Model for Uniformity 24
5.2 Guidelines for Compiling the Documentation 24
CHAPTER 6 VALUE-ADDED SERVICES 25
6.1 The Concepts of Financial Offer and Quality 25
6.2 The Concept of Value 27
6.3 Guidelines for Pricing of Tenders 27
6.4 The Relevance of a Benchmark 30
6.5 The Multipliers 30
6.6 The Concept of ‘Value Bidding” 32
6.7 Points to Note 32
CHAPTER 7 EVALUATION OF TENDERS 33
7.1 cidb’s Best Practice Method 33
7.2 Evaluation Criteria 33
7.3 Recommended Approach 33
7.4 Evaluation Procedure 34
7.5 Points to Note 36
7.6 Tables for the Evaluation of Tenders 36
CHAPTER 8 PERFORMANCE MONITORING 47
8.1 Communication and Liaison 47
8.2 Suggested Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Process 47
8.3 Points to Note 48
APPENDICES
Appendix A Integrity Pact
Appendix B The Case for Using Method 4: Financial Offer, Quality and Preferences
Appendix C Framework Agreements and Term Contracts
Appendix D The Procurement Cycle – Checklist
Appendix E Examples of International Best Practices in Procurement
Appendix F Example of Scope of Services
Appendix G CIDB Tables to Assist in Compiling Tender Documents
Appendix H Explanatory Notes on Ecsa Guidelines
Appendix I Useful Websites

SUPPLEMENT TO THE PROCUREMENT GUIDELINE FOR CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS
CHAPTER 1 PROJECT LIFE CYCLE
CHAPTER 2 CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
CHAPTER 3 PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
CHAPTER 4 SCOPE
CHAPTER 5 TENDER DOCUMENTATION FOR CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
CHAPTER 6 VALUE-ADDED SERVICES
CHAPTER 7 EVALUATION OF TENDERS
CHAPTER 8 PERFORMANCE MONITORING
APPENDICES
Appendix F(A) Further Examples, of Scope of Services
Appendix H (A) ECSA 2013 Guideline to Estimate Fees
Appendix J Construction Charter Scorecard
Appendix K Target Contracts