Tender Details

7 each x hearing protector headset

Tender Number:

GA12600663

Client:

City of Cape Town

Region:

Western Cape

Industry:

Other

Title:

7 each x hearing protector headset

Closing Date:

17/04/2026 15:59

Site Inspection Date:

N/A

Tender Description:

Bulelwa Nyandeni RFQ Type Goods Goods Clothing, PPE & Accessories Reference Number GA12600663 Title Hearing protector headset Description 7 each x hearing protector headset Specification* Hearing Protector Headset n decibels (dB), this indicates the maximum noise reduction under laboratory conditions. Typical ratings for headsets range from 20 dB to 30 dB. Single Number Rating (SNR) The European equivalent of NRR, often roughly 2–3 dB higher than NRR due to different calculation methods. Impulse Noise Suppression High-end electronic headsets react in as little as 0.1 milliseconds to suppress sudden loud sounds like gunshots or explosions while keeping ambient sound audible. Level-Dependent Function Active headsets often limit all sounds reaching the ear to a safe level, typically around 82 dB. Audibel Hearing 2. Audio <(>&<)> Communication Features icrophones Many headsets use directional microphones to amplify low-level ambient sounds (like speech) while tracking and suppressing loud noises. Connectivity Wireless Integration of Bluetooth 5.0 or higher for streaming and calls. Wired Common inputs include 3.5 mm AUX for radios or smartphones and specialized military connectors like the Nexus TP-120. Battery Life Basic electronic muffs using AAA batteries can last 350–600 hours. Rechargeable Bluetooth models typically offer 20–40 hours per charge. Physical <(>&<)> Durability Specs Ingress Protection (IP) Rating Look for ratings like IPX-5 for water resistance in outdoor or tactical environments. Weight Industrial and tactical headsets typically weigh between 250g and 400g. Comfort Materials High-quality models feature silicone gel ear cushions or memory foam for a superior seal and long-term comfort. 4. Standards <(>&<)> Certifications To ensure safety, look for compliance with these standards ANSI S3.19-1974 The standard for NRR testing in the U.S.. EN 352 (Part 1–6) The European standard regulating earmuffs, active noise compensation, and communication devices. CE/RoHS General safety and environmental compliance for electronic components. Delivery Date2026/05/29 Delivery ToSupport Services SUSE Delivery Address01 Lower Stion Road Observatory Metro Police opposite kwik Spar, OBSERVATORY Contact PersonBulelwa Nyandeni Telephone Number0214003520 Cell Number Closing Date2026/04/17 Closing Time04 00 PM RFQ Submission Fax0000000000 RFQ Submission Fax 2 Buyer Email AddressGA1.Quotations@capetown.gov.za Buyer DetailsN. Tshingana Buyer Phone0214005666 Attachments No Attachments NOTE On 1 November 2017 the City of Cape Town went live with e-Procurement which was piloted with 3 commodities Clothing, Building Hardware and IS&T. No manual submissions will be accepted for these commodities and suppliers must log in to e-Services portal to access RFQs. Bids must be compliant with the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2017 including but not limited to local content, functionality, price and preference, eligibility criteria and relevant statutory criteria. The details of this are contained in the RFQ document and/or the specification advertised via E-Procurement. Only locally produced goods or locally manufactured goods, meeting the stipulated minimum threshold for local production and content, will be considered, where applicable.