Architectural Illumination of National Assembly, Aiwan-e-Saddar, PM Secretariat and Supreme Court Building Islamabad

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) Islamabad is procuring architectural illumination services for prominent government buildings including the National Assembly, Aiwan-e-Saddar, PM Secretariat, and the Supreme Court Building located at Constitution Avenue, Islamabad. This tender invites qualified contractors to undertake the installation and commissioning of lighting systems that enhance the aesthetic and functional aspects of these iconic structures. The technical scope involves the supply and installation of advanced lighting fixtures, wiring, control systems, and related electrical works to ensure energy-efficient and visually appealing illumination. The project demands high-quality materials and workmanship to meet the standards expected for such prestigious government buildings. Contractors must demonstrate experience in similar large-scale illumination or electrical projects, preferably with PEC registration in relevant electrical categories and valid FBR/ATL registration. Interested bidders should prepare their Technical and Financial Bids in accordance with the tender documents. The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) or Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) must be submitted as specified. The tender was originally published on 10-06-2026, and the final submission deadline is 14-07-2026 at 11:30 AM. Bids will be opened on the same day. All submissions should be addressed to the Director Mechanical-II, CDA, Islamabad. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that all technical specifications and compliance documents are meticulously prepared and submitted. Incomplete or non-compliant bids are often rejected. Early site visits and clarifications from CDA can help avoid costly mistakes. Meeting the submission deadline is critical as late bids will not be entertained. This tender offers a significant opportunity for electrical contractors specializing in architectural lighting within the Islamabad Capital Territory.