This tender invites bids for the reconstruction of a bridge at Ashiqabad Sindh to Village Sanhri Panhwar Shahi Canal Balochistan RD-52 and the construction of a new bridge at Jungle Khan Dhuo RD-16 Garhi Hassan. Issued by the Irrigation Department Government of Sindh, this project falls under construction and civil works with a focus on road and infrastructure materials in Garhi Hassan Sarki, Sindh. The estimated cost is PKR 29.530 million with a completion period of 24 months. The scope includes excavation, cement concrete works, RCC slabs, fabrication of mild steel reinforcement, brickwork, plastering, and carriage of materials. The site presents typical engineering challenges related to foundation excavation and concrete works in ordinary soil conditions. Contractors must demonstrate experience with similar projects, including at least one project of 80% estimated cost or two projects of 50% estimated cost completed in the last five years, and must have relevant PEC registration for 2025-26. Bidders should ensure compliance with PEC Category C-5 or above, maintain active FBR and Sindh Revenue Board registrations, and be on the Active Taxpayers List. The tender requires submission of bid security at 5% of the bid cost in the form of a call deposit receipt. The financial year 2025-26 requirements include valid CNIC, tax certificates, and bank statements showing 30% tender bidding amount. The submission deadline is **09-02-2026 11:00 AM**, with bid opening at **12:00 Noon** on the same day at the Office of the Executive Engineer Kandhkot Division at Garhi Hassan Sarki. A second attempt for un-responded tenders is scheduled for **24-02-2026** at the same times and venue. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes clearly marked with the name of the work and separated into technical and financial bids. Pro-Tip: Make sure to carefully paginate, sign, and stamp each page of the bidding document and profile. Also, verify the exact stamp duty requirements and ensure all affidavits regarding litigation and blacklisting are properly notarized to avoid disqualification.