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SAICE Practice Manual #1: The use of South African

Procurement may be defined as the process which creates, manages and fulfils contracts relating to the provision of supplies, services or engineering and construction works, the hiring of anything, disposals and the acquisition or granting of any rights and concessions.

R 241.23

SAICE Practice Manual #2: Delivery construction pr

Engineering and construction works is by definition the provision of a combination of supplies and services, arranged for the development, extension, installation, repair, maintenance, renewal, removal, renovation, alteration, dismantling or demolition of structures, including building and engineering infrastructure;

R 241.23

SAICE Quick Guide to Construction Procurement

R 43.86

SAICE Wits Lecture - Heavy Lift Engineering and Re

SAICE Wits Lecture 16&23 July 2003 - Heavy lift Engineering and Research by Prof. Yoo Sang Choo; The Advantages of Cellular Steel Beams by Paolo Trinchero; Implications of the Preposed New Steel Code by Spencer Erling

R 328.95

SANRAL Drainage Manual

It is especially necessary in the southern African context to provide manuals for the local designers since they have fewer opportunities to consult with specialists. Whilst a Drainage Manual must cater for this reality, it remains true that only persons with the necessary insight and experience may deal with major drainage components, as well as with complex situatiions such as scour at bridges.

R 701.75

SANS 10396, Implementing preferential construction

This standard describes procedures which enable a contracting authority to effectively and efficiently implement procurement intended, inter alia, to create employment and business opportunities for targeted labour and enterprises, respectively, in a measurable, quantifiable, verifiable and auditable manner.

R 254.38

SANS 10403, Formatting and compilation of procurem

This standard was prepared to establish procedures for the compilation of procurement documentation for supplies, services and engineering and construction works in a standard format. The construction industry is a broad conglomeration of industries and sectors which add value in the creation and maintenance of fixed assets within the built environment.

R 166.67

SANS 1200 Standardized Specifications (CD)

Single-User Version - SANS 1200 Set (including the SANS 2001 series of Standards) Updated May 2007 ISBN 978-0-626-19828-2

R 2,484.21

SANS 1200 Standardized Specifications (Hard Copy)

Hard CopyThe prime purpose in the production of these standardized specifications was to arrive at a set of standard and unambiguous documents acceptable to employer, engineering, and contractor bodies, and thereby to save money through lower contract prices and to reduce the number of engineering hours spent in administering contracts by establishing, for all clauses of civil engineering construction, practical standards of workmanship and administrative control that would be adequate but not excessive and with which all parties would, in due course, become familiar.

R 2,484.21

SANS 1914-1, Targeted Construction Procurement Pa

This part of SANS 1914 enables certain targeted procurement procedures associated with a preferential procurement policy, as described in SANS 10396, Implementing preferential procurement policies using targeted procurement procedures, to be implemented.

R 111.40

SANS 1914-2, Targeted Construction Procurement Par

This part of SANS 1914 enables certain targeted procurement procedures associated with a preferential procurement policy, as described in SANS 10396, Implementing preferential procurement policies using targeted procurement procedures, to be implemented.

R 96.49

SANS 1914-3, Targeted Construction Procurement Par

This part of SANS 1914 enables certain targeted procurement procedures associated with a preferential procurement policy, as described in SANS 10396, Implementing preferential procurement policies using targeted procurement procedures, to be implemented.

R 111.40

SANS 1914-4, Targeted Construction Procurement Par

This part of SANS 1914 enables certain targeted procurement procedures associated with a preferential procurement policy, as described in SANS 10396, Implementing preferential procurement policies using targeted procurement procedures, to be implemented.

R 96.49

SANS 1914-5, Targeted Construction Procurement Par

This part of SANS 1914 enables certain targeted procurement procedures associated with a preferential procurement policy, as described in SANS 10396, Implementing preferential procurement policies using targeted procurement procedures, to be implemented.

R 54.39

SANS 1914-6, Targeted Construction Procurement Par

This part of SANS 1914 enables certain targeted procurement procedures associated with a preferential procurement policy, as described in SANS 10396, Implementing preferential procurement policies using targeted procurement procedures, to be implemented.

R 111.40

SANS 1921-1, Construction and management requireme

This part of SANS 1921 is suitable for use in most contracting strategies, ranging from design by employer to design and build, and is generally compatible with the provisions of the Fèdèration Internationale des Ingènieurs-Conseils'(FIDIC) first edition(1999) series of conditions of contract, the Joint Building Contracts Committee's (JBCC) series 2000 agreements, the New Engineering Contract(NEC) system of contracts and the South African Institution of Civil Engineering's General Conditions of Contract for Construction Works, First Edition (2004).

R 111.40

SANS 1921-2, Construction and management requireme

This part of SANS 1921 is suitable for use in most contracting strategies, ranging from design by employer to design and build, and is generally compatible with the provisions of the Fèdèration Internationale des Ingènieurs-Conseils'(FIDIC) first edition(1999) series of conditions of contract, the Joint Building Contracts Committee's (JBCC) series 2000 agreements, the New Engineering Contract(NEC) system of contracts and the South African Institution of Civil Engineering's General Conditions of Contract for Construction Works, First Edition (2004).

R 67.54

SANS 1921-3, Construction and management requireme

This part of SANS 1921 is suitable for use in most contracting strategies, ranging from design by employer to design and build, and is generally compatible with the provisions of the Fèdèration Internationale des Ingènieurs-Conseils'(FIDIC) first edition(1999) series of conditions of contract, the Joint Building Contracts Committee's (JBCC) series 2000 agreements, the New Engineering Contract(NEC) system of contracts and the South African Institution of Civil Engineering's General Conditions of Contract for Construction Works, First Edition (2004).

R 111.40

SANS 1921-4, Part 4: Third-party management suppor

This part of SANS 1921 may be used to describe the scope of work for the third-party management support in a service contract or an engineering and construction works contract.

R 96.49

SANS 1921-5, Part 5: Earthworks activities which a

The undertaking of earthworks using labour-intensive methods can be used to provide cost-effective short-term employment opportunities to unskilled and semi-skilled workers, without compromising quality. This part of SANS 1921 establishes requirements to execute earthworks using labour-intensive methods, where the employer has an objective to deliver portions of the works using labour-intensive methods

R 67.54

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