The Management Contract for Johannesburg Water
Tracking Number: The Management Contract for Johannesburg Water_2009_EN
Tracking Number: The Management Contract for Johannesburg Water_2009_EN
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Tracking Number: NERSA_2009_English
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IRT Vehicle Operator Contract between the City of Capetown and the Vehicle Operator Company
The National Treasure of the Republic of South Africa issued a Practice Note on Unsolicited Proposals for use with PPPs and unsolicited projects or concepts (2009).
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This template was prepared for the Southern Africa Transport and Communications Commission (SATCC) in 1998. It is a comprehensive template that could be used as the basis for drafting legislation for a specific country. It not only covers road management, but also deals with road financing and the regulation of roads and road transport.
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National Treasury’s PPP Manual is a systematically guide to public and private parties through the phases of the regulated PPP project cycle for national and provincial government, unpacking policy and providing procedural clarity as it does so. It draws on South African project experience to date and on best international practice, without infringing on the authority of accounting officers and authorities. It sets rigorous risk-assessment standards by which government will make affordable project choices that best leverage private investment for quality public services.
This policy guideline is a revision of the policy dated September 1997, issued by the predecessor of the Agency, namely the South African Roads Board.
It has been drafted in order to provide the private sector with a framework within which Unsolicited Proposals (“the Proposals”) should be prepared. It also explains how Proposals will be dealt with by the Agency, and lays down procedures which will be followed in order to stimulate a competitive environment, ensure transparency, and offer the public protection from the possibility of monopolistic practices and exploitation.