Tenders requiring public liability insurance

These tenders require public liability cover, usually to a stated minimum value, before a contract can be signed.

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Public liability insurance

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Common questions

How much public liability cover do tenders usually require?

It varies with contract size and risk. A few million rand is common on smaller service contracts, and considerably more on construction. The bid document states the minimum, so read it before quoting.

Do I need the policy in place before I bid?

Usually you need proof at award rather than at bid, and many tenders accept a letter of intent from a broker. Check the wording, because some buyers require a valid policy schedule with the bid itself.

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