The Supply Chain Management (SCM) unit is committed to transparent, fair, and effective procurement practices in compliance with the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2022. These regulations guide the implementation of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA), 2000, ensuring that procurement processes contribute to economic transformation and empowerment.
To participate in procurement opportunities, suppliers must:
- Be registered on the Central Supplier Database (CSD).
- Comply with tax clearance requirements and B-BBEE regulations.
- Meet the specific tender requirements, including local content where applicable.
A service provider may commence work only after the SCM department has issued an official Purchase Order (PO) and, where applicable, a Service Level Agreement (SLA) contract. CATHSSETA SCM Unit ensures all invoices are processed and paid within 30 days, subject to the receipt of complete supporting documentation and end-user approval.
CATHSSETA Trademark Usage
- All requests for the usage of CATHSSETA logo and name should be directed to the Communications and Branding Unit for review and consideration.
- The CATHSSETA Trademarks may not be used in conjunction with any element/s that could be interpreted as being part of the logo design and no other design/text/graphic or element may be placed closer to the logo than the height of the tallest letter/s in the logo.
- The usage of the CATHSSETA Trademarks and logo for illegal or inappropriate purposes is prohibited.
- The CATHSSETA Trademarks are the sole and exclusive property of CATHSSETA. Use of any Trademark implies acceptance of, and agreement with, the terms of this policy
No logo may be used or displayed in any of the following ways:
- discredits CATHSSETA or tarnishes its reputation and goodwill;
- infringes, dilutes, depreciates the value, or impairs the rights of CATHSSETA in the logos; or is false or misleading;
- in connection with pornography, illegal activities, or other materials that are defamatory, libellous, obscene, or objectionable;
- violates the trademark, copyright or any other intellectual property rights of others; and
- violates any law, regulations, or other public policy
- alters or distorts the logo in any way that misrepresents or misinterprets CATHSSETA's identity or message;
- places the logo in a manner that suggests endorsement or affiliation with entities, products, or services not approved or recognised by CATHSSETA.
Where a party does not accept and agree to follow the instructions as set out in this policy or any other document from CATHSSETA, such party must not use the CATHSSETA trademarks.
If a violation occurs, the individual or organisation that committed the violation(s) will be held liable for its actions.
For more information, contact our SCM unit at tenders@cathsseta.org.za
