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CoGTA-Approved Executive Competency Assessments

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This subcontract opportunity with the City of Tshwane involves performing professional competency assessments for prime contractors working on Group Human Capital Management projects. The selected provider will be responsible for administering assessment tools and frameworks developed by CoGTA for senior and top management candidates, ensuring all recruitment and selection processes strictly adhere to Government Notice No. 21 and relevant legislative requirements. The successful candidate must hold valid B-BBEE status and obtain necessary CoGTA approval to deliver completed competency assessment reports. This project is based in Tshwane-Pretoria, South Africa, with a response deadline set for November 13, 2026.

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Professional competency assessments for City of Tshwane management projects, due November 13, 2026.

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Tshwane-Pretoria, ZAF

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CoT RFP Event Q53-2026-27

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Performs professional competency assessments for prime contractors on City of Tshwane Group Human Capital Management projects. Administers CoGTA-developed assessment tools and frameworks for senior and top management candidates per Government Notice No. 21. Ensures legislative compliance for recruitment and selection in specified management tiers. Requires CoGTA approval and B-BBEE status. Delivers completed competency assessment reports.

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