Annual Maintenance and Repair of SE-II Civil Office Barotha

This tender invites contractors registered on E-PADS and licensed by the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in category C-6 or above for the Annual Maintenance and Repair (AM&R) of the SE-II Civil Office at Barotha, Hattian. The project involves civil repair works at the hydropower facility office, requiring quality construction materials and skilled workmanship to ensure structural integrity and operational efficiency within a 30-day completion period. Located in Hattian, the site demands careful coordination with WAPDA standards and adherence to safety protocols. Bidders must be active taxpayers listed on the FBR's Active Taxpayers List (ATL) and comply with PEC renewal requirements for the financial year 2025-26. The tender follows a National Competitive Bidding process under a single-stage, one-envelope procedure conducted electronically via the E-PADS platform. Manual bids are not accepted, emphasizing the importance of digital compliance. For eligibility, contractors should ensure their PEC category and FBR ATL status are current, as these are critical for bid acceptance. The financial year 2025-26 renewal is mandatory, so verifying documentation beforehand will save time and avoid disqualification. The bid security of PKR 20,000 must be submitted as a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) in favor of the Chief Engineer/PD, GBHP, WAPDA Hattian. The submission deadline is set for 01 April 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening at 10:30 AM on the same day in the Committee Room of the Chief Engineer/PD Office at GBHP, WAPDA Hattian. Bidders should prepare their technical and financial bids carefully and ensure timely electronic submission through the official e-procurement portal. Pro-Tip: Make sure to double-check the bid security format and the PEC category renewal date. Often, bidders miss the exact stamp duty requirements or fail to upload the correct CDR, which can lead to immediate rejection. Staying ahead on these details can give you a competitive edge in this tightly regulated tender process.