SANRAL announces major procurement reforms after a High Court sets aside its R9.5 billion road maintenance tender. According to reporting, the court ruling invalidates the tender and triggers SANRAL to review and change how it manages major procurement processes. SANRAL says the reforms are aimed at strengthening governance and compliance, improving transparency in procurement, and addressing factors that led to the court decision. The company positions the changes as part of an effort to rebuild public confidence in how it awards contracts for road-related work. While details of the full reform package are not fully specified in the available excerpt, the stated focus is on tightening procurement controls and ensuring future tenders meet legal and procedural requirements. The announcement comes in the aftermath of the court’s decision and reflects SANRAL’s response to the ruling. The matter is presented as significant for public spending and road maintenance planning, given the tender’s stated value and the legal consequences of the court action.