This tender invites bids for the construction of cement paving blocks across various wards streets in Gharo City, Sindh, under the Highway Division, Works & Services Department Thatta. The project covers a total area of 45,616 square feet and includes laying of cement blocks, earthwork, cement concrete, and RCC pipes. The work is scheduled for completion within 180 days and is funded through the Annual Development Plan (ADP). The scope involves detailed civil works including earth embankment, cement concrete brick ballast, plain cement concrete, centering for RCC works, laying of murum, and installation of cement blocks flooring with natural colors and specified strength. The site is located in Gharo City, requiring careful handling of materials and adherence to engineering standards to ensure durability and quality. The project also includes laying RCC pipes and rainwater drainage systems, addressing local infrastructure needs. Bidders must be licensed by the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and comply with all statutory requirements including FBR/ATL registration for the financial year 2025-26. The tender requires submission of a bid security amounting to 5% of the bid price (Rs. 900,000) and adherence to the Sindh Public Procurement Rules. The contract includes provisions for mobilization advance, secured advance on materials, and retention money as per departmental rules. The submission deadline is set for 10:00 AM on 13th March 2026, with bid opening at 11:00 AM the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer, Highway Division, Thatta. Bidders should submit sealed bids in two envelopes as per the Single Stage Two Envelopes procedure. The physical address for submission is the office of the Executive Engineer, Highway Division, Works & Services Department, Thatta @ Makli. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid documents include the correct bid security and that your PEC registration category matches the contract value. Also, carefully review the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or bid submission requirements which are often overlooked, leading to disqualification.