Tender for 2x2 Duct Line with Manholes and Shifting of Electrical Services Overhead to Underground at Tulsa Chowk and Construction of 4x4 & 2x2 Duct Line at Margalla Avenue Extension

IESCO, a leading distribution company serving over 4.1 million consumers, invites E-bids for important civil and electrical works in Rawalpindi under the National Competitive Bidding (NCB) procedure. The tenders include three key projects: - Tender No. 18: 2x2 duct line with manholes, HT/LT direct burial road/gate crossing, supply of 1st class burnt bricks, sand free of dust, plinth/earthing of LBS, transformers, bases of D-boxes for laying HT/LT underground cables, and shifting of electrical services overhead to underground for construction of underpass at Tulsa Chowk from Rah-e-Aman to 502 Workshop Gate MID on Adyala Road Rawalpindi (Section-A) with an estimated cost of Rs. 12,377,166/-. - Tender No. 19: Similar scope as Tender 18 for Section-B of Tulsa Chowk from 502 MID to 502 Workshop on Adyala Road Rawalpindi with an estimated cost of Rs. 12,481,504/-. - Tender No. 20: Construction of 4x4 & 2x2 duct line with manholes for shifting of service at Margalla Avenue Extension sponsored by CDA near Sangjani 220/132 KV Grid Station, with an estimated cost of Rs. 26,029,474/-. The scope involves civil works for duct lines, manholes, and shifting electrical services from overhead to underground, ensuring improved infrastructure and safety. Bidders must be registered with PEC in EE-04, EE-05, CE-10 categories renewed up to 30th June 2027, or prequalified from Chief Engineer (D&S&S) NTDC Lahore. Firms must be registered with FBR, Punjab Revenue Authority, and provide fresh bank statements with 25% balance of BOQ cost. Financial criteria include audited statements for last three years with specified UDINs. The bid price must include all applicable taxes. Bids must be submitted electronically via E-bids before the closing date of 31st August 2026 at 09:30 AM, with technical bids opening at 10:00 AM the same day. Earnest money and other bid security requirements apply as per PPRA rules. Interested bidders should carefully review eligibility criteria and ensure compliance. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure all financial documents are up-to-date and UDIN verified to avoid disqualification during technical evaluation. Early preparation of bank statements and tax returns will facilitate smoother bid submission.