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The widest stack: CIDB Level 2, two categories, plus trade

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R4,500Once-off · 12 inclusions · Specialised bundle

Every compliance filing we offer in one bundle — CIDB Level 2 across two categories, an import/export licence, COID, PAYE/UIF/SDL, tax clearance and CSD.

What you will need

Have these ready before you start.

  • 1Director ID documents (certified copies)
  • 2Proof of registered address
  • 3Company name preferences (up to 4)
  • 4Nature of construction work and the two intended CIDB categories
  • 5Description of goods to be imported or exported
  • 6Expected number of employees
  • 7Banking details for the CSD profile

Timeline

Incorporation typically 3–10 business days. CIDB Level 2, the COIDA letter of good standing and the SARS customs registration each run on their own queue and are the long poles — expect the full stack to complete over weeks, not days.

What this bundle actually does

This is Total Business widened in two directions. The CIDB element moves to Level 2 across two categories, which matters when your work spans classes — general building and civils, say — because a grade in one category does not let you bid in another. The import/export licence is the SARS customs registration, and it is worth being precise about what that does: it identifies you to customs, it does not clear goods by itself, and restricted categories such as foodstuffs, medicines and dual-use items need their own permits from their own authorities. Everything regulator-assessed in this bundle — the CIDB grading, the COIDA risk evaluation invoice, the SARS customs registration — stays on those bodies' timelines and criteria. The bundle buys the paperwork being prepared and lodged correctly; it does not buy the outcome, and no agent can promise one.

Best for

An established operator bidding across more than one construction category who also trades across borders.

Consider instead

Total Business, if one CIDB category is enough and you are not importing or exporting — it covers the same compliance base for materially less.