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The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) is a national body established by an Act of Parliament (Act 38 of 2000) to oversee the sustainability and growth of construction enterprises across the country.The CIDB sets national standards for construction delivery and contracts by means of a Code of Conduct and by standardising construction procurement based on … Read more

A guide to compliance Always ensure that your supporting documents are not outdated or invalid. A certified copy must always have an original stamp and signature of the commissioner of oaths. To enable the cidb to process applications timeously, please ensure that your application is accompanied by all documents required for the specific grade for … Read more

Head Office Tel:           +27 86 100 2432 or +27 12 482 7200 Fax:          +27 87 238 5555 Email addressE-mail:  cidb@cidb.org.zaNo contractor registration related documentation will be accepted via e-mail, all original documents must be submitted to your nearest Provincial Offices.Postal address:PO Box 2107, Brooklyn Square, 0075Physical address:Block N&R, SABS Campus, 2 Dr Lategan Rd, Groenkloof, Pretoria, South AfricaMap and directions: … Read more

Registration Fees How much must you pay? Applications must be accompanied by proof of payment of administration fees (for all grades) as well as annual fees (for grades 2 and higher). A contractor applying for more than one grade in Grades 2 to 9 only needs to pay the annual fees for the highest grade, … Read more

A CIDB grade is determined by the contractor’s financial capability and your works capability. This enables the Public Sector, Private Sector and the Public in general to access a contractor’s ability to undertake a respective project. A large part of success in tendering involves a decision making process that a tenderer should have prior to tendering. The process can … Read more

CIDB grading calculator is used to determine your potential tender range when applying for your grading registration at the cidb CLICK HERE FOR THE CIDB GRADING CALCULATOR How long does it take to get registered? By law the cidb must take no more than 21 working days to process a registration application for Grades 2 … Read more

A CIDB grade is determined by the contractor’s financial capability and your works capability. This enables the Public Sector, Private Sector and the Public in general to access a contractor’s ability to undertake a respective project. Contractors may enlist the help of the cidb Grading Calculator to estimate more realistically which grading they may potentially qualify for. The cidb will however … Read more