Bobirwa District Council invites offers from interested individuals Estate Agents and Property Development companies for registration of their residential accommodation for possible leasing by the Council only and as when the need arises, for a minimum of Two (2) years (renewable).
Job Summary
- Type: contract
- Location: Gaborone
- Category: Real Estate
- Closing Date: 2026-08-05
Key Responsibilities
- Provide 2 bedroomed houses located within Bobirwa District Council (Bobonong Village Only), preferably in a single plot, all vacant.
- Ensure all properties to be offered are fenced with standard fence or boundary wall.
Requirements
- 2 bedroomed houses located within Bobirwa District Council (Bobonong Village Only), preferably in a single plot, all vacant.
- All properties to be offered must be fenced with standard fence or boundary wall.
- Individual bidders must submit a Certified copy of land title/ownership (e.g. Certificate of Rights (COR), Lease hold, Title Deed, mortgage bond or purchase agreements.
- Individual bidders must submit a Certified copy of National Identity card (Omang).
- Individual bidders must submit a Duly completed Accommodation Offer form.
- Companies must submit a Certified copy of land title/ownership (e.g. Certificate of Right (COR), Lease hold, Title Deed, mortgage bond or purchase agreements.
- Companies must submit Certified copies of National Identity cards (Omang) for all shareholders.
- Companies must submit a Valid Tax Clearance Certificate or TIN number for online verification.
- Companies must submit a Copy of Company/Business name extract from CIPA/shareholder Certificate.
- Companies must submit a Duly completed Accommodation Offer Form.
How to Apply
Phone: 267 2619274
Address: Private Bag 0013 Bobonong
Address: Private Bag 0013 Bobonong
REF Code: BDC/ DP/EOI/003/ 2026-2027
About the Company
Bobirwa District Council operates as a vital local government authority within the Central District of Botswana, with its administrative seat located in Bobonong. It is responsible for delivering essential public services and facilitating community development across the Bobirwa Sub-District. The Council's mandate includes overseeing primary education, managing public health clinics, and developing local infrastructure such as roads and water supply networks. Furthermore, it implements various social welfare programs aimed at improving the well-being of its residents. Through these comprehensive efforts, Bobirwa District Council plays a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life and fostering sustainable progress for all communities within its jurisdiction in Botswana.
Driving local development and services in Botswana's Bobirwa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to submit a proposal for leasing residential houses to the Bobirwa District Council?
Eligible parties typically include individuals, property owners, or registered companies based in Botswana with suitable residential properties. Properties must be located within the Bobirwa District Council's jurisdiction and be legally compliant.
What specific requirements or standards must the residential houses meet to be considered for leasing?
Houses must generally be in good habitable condition, fully serviced with water and electricity, and comply with all relevant building and safety regulations in Botswana. The Council often seeks specific configurations, such as a certain number of bedrooms and bathrooms, suitable for staff accommodation.
What is the detailed process for submitting an Expression of Interest (EOI), and what documentation is required?
The EOI process typically involves submitting a formal letter of interest, proof of property ownership (e.g., title deed), detailed property specifications, and proposed lease terms. Submissions must adhere to the deadline and method specified in the official EOI publication, usually delivered to the Council offices.
What are the common responsibilities and expectations for property owners whose proposals are accepted by the Council?
Property owners are generally responsible for major structural maintenance, ensuring the property remains habitable, and adhering to all terms outlined in the lease agreement. They must also comply with Botswana's landlord-tenant laws and address any agreed-upon repairs promptly.
What key factors will the Bobirwa District Council consider when evaluating proposals for residential house leases?
Key factors include the property's condition, its strategic location relative to Council facilities or services, and the competitiveness of the proposed lease terms. The Council also assesses the property's suitability for housing their personnel and the overall value for money.
What is the typical lease duration or contractual term anticipated for these residential houses?
Lease durations often vary but commonly range from one to three years, with options for renewal based on mutual agreement and performance. Specific terms, including notice periods and rent escalation clauses, will be detailed in the final lease contract.