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Media Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Services (6 Months)

Summary · 1 min read

The South African Agency for Science and Technology Advancement (NRF-SAASTA), a business unit of the National Research Foundation, requires a service provider to conduct media monitoring, media analysis, and reporting for a duration of six months.

Closing
30 Nov 2026 · 11:006 months contract
Location
Pretoria
Published
13 Nov 2026
Documents
1 filePDF

How it's scored

80 pts Price 20 pts B-BBEE

Ensure your B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit is valid and submitted with the bid to claim up to 20 preference points.

Ideal bidder

The ideal bidder is an established media intelligence agency with automated tracking platforms for South African TV, radio, print, online news, and social media, backed by skilled media analysts who can deliver high-quality sentiment analysis and media impact reporting.

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Do you qualify? 4 requirements found

Extracted from the tender documents by AI · check against the official notice
  • CSD Registration Must be registered on the Central Supplier Database
    Mandatory
  • SARS Tax Pin Valid Tax Compliance Status Pin
    Mandatory
  • Completed RFQ documentation Fully completed and signed RFQ submission forms
    Mandatory
  • Media monitoring experience Demonstrated track record in media monitoring, analysis, and reporting
    Scoring

Documents you must submit

  • CSD Summary Report
  • B-BBEE Certificate / Sworn Affidavit
  • Company Profile & References

Evaluation criteria

80/20 Preference Point System (80 points Price, 20 points B-BBEE / Specific Goals) following administrative compliance and technical functionality evaluation.

Tender documents · 1 file

Also available: submission address & procurement contact
  • RFQ-NRF-SAASTA-135-2026-2027 Media Monitoring for Six MonthsPDF document · PDF
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