Annual Contract for Polishing of Marble and Granite Floors in PSO House Karachi

Pakistan State Oil Company Limited (PSO) invites quotations for an annual contract for polishing marble and granite floors at PSO House located in Karachi. This contract involves professional chemical floor polishing services to maintain the aesthetic and functional quality of the marble and granite surfaces within the premises. Items being procured: - Chemical Floor Polishing of Marble Floors: Ground Floor Cargo Lift Area, Ground Floor Corridor Area, Internal Entrance Area (Auditorium Side) totaling 4,553.4 square feet, to be polished twice a year. - Chemical Floor Polishing of Granite Floors: VIP Main Entrance Area (once per year) and all floors lift areas/lobby (twice a year) totaling 8,000 square feet. The scope includes labor, transportation, and all material charges necessary to complete the polishing work. The work will be subject to inspection and acceptance by PSO administration to ensure quality standards are met. Payment will be processed after job completion upon submission of verified bills. All government taxes and GST are included in the rates. The contract is renewable for up to two additional years based on satisfactory performance and mutual consent. Contractors must adhere to PSO Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) guidelines throughout the contract period. Interested bidders should ensure they meet all eligibility criteria including valid registrations and experience in similar services. Earnest money and bid security requirements apply as per PSO terms. The last date for submission of quotations is **30th October 2026**. Bids should be submitted in accordance with the instructions provided by PSO. It is advisable for bidders to carefully review the terms and conditions and prepare their technical and financial bids accordingly to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure all documentation including Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) and valid certifications are complete and submitted on time to avoid rejection. Early submission is recommended to handle any unforeseen delays.