Terms of Reference for the Appointment of a Service Provider / Transaction Advisor to Develop the National Solar Water Heaters Programme (NSWHP 1.0) Close-Out Report and Design the National Solar Water Heaters Programme (NSWHP 2.0) Business Case and Implementation Model
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Issuing entityDepartment of Electricity and Energy (DEE), Republic of South Africa
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ScopeAppointment of a multidisciplinary Service Provider/Transaction Advisor to (Phase 1, mandatory) close out NSWHP 1.0 through an auditable close-out report, review and update the 2018 feasibility study/2024 viability work, and design a decision-ready NSWHP 2.0 business case and implementation model covering the social upliftment and demand/load-reduction pillars; (Phase 2, optional) provide procurement, funding structuring and fund mobilisation support if activated after Decision Gate 1; and (Phase 3, optional) provide PMO establishment, programme management and implementation support if activated after Decision Gate 2. Work must align with the DEE Strategic Plan 2025-2030, NEES 2026-2035 and the forthcoming NEEAP, and address technology eligibility (SWH, heat pumps, PV-enabled water heating), financing/incentive design, MRV, risk allocation, consumer protection and municipal implementation capacity.
Service linesConsulting
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Closing01 Sept 2026 · closed
Site visit17 Aug 2026compulsory
Province / municipalityGauteng · City of Tshwane
B-BBEEValid B-BBEE Verification Certificate issued by a SANAS-accredited verification agency or approved Registered Auditor required for all bidders; EMEs (annual revenue <R10m) and QSEs (R10m-R50m) may submit a sworn affidavit confirming annual revenue and level of Black ownership in lieu of a Verification Certificate. JVs/Consortia/Prime+Subcontractor structures must submit either a consolidated B-BBEE scorecard or individual certificates/affidavits with the JV/subcontracting agreement. Preference points allocated via 80:20 system with 20 points for Specific Goals (Black-owned, Women-owned, Youth-owned, Disabled-owned, SMME-owned enterprises, 4 points each) at Stage 3, not scored as functionality.
Local contentTechnical update must confirm SABS/SANS-aligned product and installation specifications and local content; Programme rollout strategy must address industrialisation and localisation approach and local-content commitments; support for local manufacturing referenced in background.
FundingDepartment of Electricity and Energy (DEE) budget; programme historically implemented with Central Energy Fund (CEF) involvement; NSWHP 2.0 financing may include DFI funding, commercial bank facilities, insurance-sector participation, subsidies/rebates and public-private financing arrangements · unknown
Duration36 months
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