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Education and Awareness Compliance
Education and Awareness Compliance to Central Supplier Database for Local SMMES
22 May 2019
Immediate Release
Johannesburg Water is conducting an education and awareness campaign for local Small, Medium and Micro-sized Enterprises (SMMEs) to register and comply with the Central Supplier Database (CSD) requirements across the City of Joburg. The motive for conducting these registrations and education seminars is because Johannesburg Water needs to comply with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA) on the subject of sub-contracting. To have sub-contractors registered with CSD is also a requirement by the National Treasury.
The Central Supplier Database keeps up a database of associations, organizations, and people who can give products and services to the government. Service Providers keen on doing business with the South African government are urged to self-register on the Central Supplier Database. The key priorities of such implementations by government and efforts from Johannesburg Water is to ensure minimal fraud and corrupt practices and to encourage accountability. Another priority includes promoting the empowerment of previously disadvantaged entities and persons.
In order to register with CSD, individuals must have SARS documents (Tax Reference number), CIPC documents, CIDB documents and BBBEE information (if readily available).
The sessions will be held on the following dates and times
- 30 May 2019 Sophie Masite Chambers Civic Centre – Soweto 09H30 for 10H00 am
- 19 June 2019 17 Harrison street – JW Head Office 09H30 for 10H00 am
- 26 June 2019 Lenisia Civic Centre – Lenasia 09H30 for 10H00 am
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Issued by
Mr Isaac Dhludhlu
Communications Manager
011 688 1577/072 638 5346
isaac.dhludhlu@jwater.co.za
Water Restrictions In Johannesburg
Water Restrictions In Johannesburg
18 April 2019
Release: Immediate
MMC of Environment, Infrastructure, and Service Delivery Cllr Nico De Jager would like to remind all residents if the City of Johannesburg that level 1 water restrictions in the City of Johannesburg are still in place and all customers are urged to continue to use water sparingly as we approach winter months which means less rainfall.
Johannesburg Water, in an effort to maintain a culture of water conservation is still implementing Level -1 water restrictions according to section 44 (3) of the Water Services By-law:
- On an annual basis, between 06:00 – 18:00 during 1 September and 31 March; and between 08:00 – 16h00 during 1 April and 31 August, all consumers are prohibited from watering and irrigating their gardens; and
- All consumers are prohibited from using a hose-pipe to clean paved areas and driveways with municipal water
South Africa is a water scarce country and at all times residents are reminded to conserve water by practicing the following water saving tips:
- Do not leave taps dripping.
- Wash your car on the grass. This will water your lawn at the same time.
- Use a watering can instead of a hosepipe.
- Shorten your showering time.
- Use a glass of water to rinse when brushing your teeth.
- Take shallow baths. Avoid filling your bath to a depth greater than 100mm.
- Re-use water to water your garden or pot plants.
Residents are also advised to continue to report all burst pipes, leaking water meters, and open hydrants to:
- 011 375 5555
- SMS 082 653 2143 or
- johannesburgwater.co.za
- @Jhbwater- Twitter
The risk of demand outstripping supply in the intervening period between now and the commissioning of Phase II of the Lesotho Highlands Project (2025) remains a real threat.
The implementation of by-law enforcement is critical for Johannesburg and consumers are urged to continue to report non-compliance by phoning the JMPD 24/7 hotline on 011 758 9650.
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Cllr. Nico De Jager
MMC: Environment and Infrastructure Services Department
Tel: +27 11 587-4257/4275
Cell: +27 83 899 2127
Email:nicode@joburg.org.za