Construction-ready: CIDB Grade 1 and COID cover
Total Business
R2,890Once-off · 11 inclusions · Specialised bundle
Pty Ltd registration with CIDB Grade 1, COID registration, PAYE/UIF/SDL, tax clearance and CSD — the entry stack for bidding on small public works.
What is included
Every filing covered by the R2,890 price.
- Company Registration (PTY Ltd)
- Company Name Registration
- Share Certificate
- Company Income Tax Registration
- Beneficial Ownership – Share Certificate
- BBBEE Affidavit
- Tax Clearance Certificate
- CSD Registration
- WCA/COID (excl. risk evaluation invoice)
- PAYE / UIF / SDL (SARS only)
- CIDB Registration (Level 1, 1 category)
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 intended CIDB category
- 5Expected number of employees
- 6Banking details for the CSD profile
Timeline
Incorporation typically 3–10 business days. CIDB grading and the COIDA letter of good standing are separate queues that commonly run weeks beyond the company certificate, and both depend on the SARS tax compliance status being clean first.
What this bundle actually does
This is the construction entry stack, and two of its inclusions are decided by regulators rather than by us. COIDA registration with the Compensation Fund is compulsory for any employer; what site access and public works actually ask for is the Letter of Good Standing that follows it. The registration is included here, but the risk evaluation invoice the Fund raises is not — that amount is assessed on your payroll and your industry risk class, so it cannot be quoted in advance. CIDB Grade 1 covers small works in a single category. The grade itself is assessed by the CIDB against financial capacity and works history, so we lodge the application correctly but we cannot grade you into a class you do not qualify for, and naming your category honestly — general building, civils, electrical — avoids being graded into the wrong one. If you build homes, the NHBRC is a further regulator that sits outside all of this.
Best for
A contractor starting out who needs one CIDB category and the compliance documents that public works sites ask for.
Consider instead
All Inclusive Company, if you will bid across two work categories or need an import/export licence as well.