Provision of Rubber Removal Services (COR7999/2025)

Businesses operating in the aviation maintenance, infrastructure cleaning, and specialized surface treatment sectors are invited to explore an important tender opportunity for the **Provision of Rubber Removal Services (COR7999/2025)**. This tender calls for experienced and qualified service providers capable of delivering professional rubber removal services at airports operated by Airports Company South Africa.

The project focuses on maintaining runway and taxiway safety by removing rubber deposits that accumulate on pavement surfaces over time. Aircraft tires leave rubber residue during landing and braking, which can gradually build up and reduce runway friction. Regular removal of these deposits is essential to ensure that aircraft operations remain safe and efficient. Effective rubber removal helps maintain optimal runway performance, improves braking capability, and supports overall airport safety standards.

This tender seeks service providers that have the expertise, equipment, and technical capability to perform high-quality rubber removal operations. Contractors may utilize advanced cleaning technologies such as high-pressure water blasting, specialized mechanical equipment, or environmentally responsible chemical cleaning processes designed for airport surfaces. Service providers must ensure that all work is performed carefully to avoid damage to the pavement while restoring proper friction levels.

The successful bidder will provide rubber removal services for a **period not exceeding three years across nine airports operated by Airports Company South Africa**. ([airports.co.za][1]) This long-term contract provides a valuable opportunity for companies looking to expand their footprint in aviation infrastructure maintenance and large-scale facility services.

Companies interested in participating should demonstrate proven experience in industrial surface cleaning, airport maintenance, or related technical services. Bidders should also ensure that they comply with all procurement requirements, including being registered on the Central Supplier Database and maintaining tax compliance with the South African Revenue Service. ([airports.co.za][1])

Participation in this tender allows service providers to showcase their expertise in specialized infrastructure maintenance while building strong partnerships within the aviation sector. Contractors with advanced equipment, skilled technical teams, and a commitment to safety and quality are well positioned to benefit from this opportunity.

Businesses seeking to grow within South Africa’s infrastructure and aviation services market are encouraged to review the tender requirements carefully and prepare competitive submissions. Opportunities like this enable companies to contribute to the safe operation of airport facilities while strengthening their portfolio in high-value maintenance and engineering services.