This tender invites contractors in Dhadar, Balochistan, under the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), Kachhi Irrigation Division, for civil works focused on river embankment protection. The project involves closing breaches and strengthening guide bunds on the Nari River, a critical task to prevent flooding and safeguard agricultural lands under the Balochistan Special Development Initiative (BSDI) for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The estimated cost is PKR 20 million, reflecting the scale and importance of the work. The scope requires experienced contractors familiar with riverbank stabilization and earthworks. The site in District Kachhi presents engineering challenges such as managing water flow and soil erosion. Contractors must ensure durable bund construction using composite schedule rates, adhering to technical specifications to withstand seasonal river dynamics. The work demands precision and timely execution to protect local communities and infrastructure. Bidders must comply with PEC Category C-6 and above, with specialization code CE-04. Active Taxpayer List (ATL) registration and NTN certificates are mandatory. Firms should have completed at least two similar assignments in the last five years with a minimum turnover of PKR 10 million in three consecutive years. A 3% bid security of the estimated cost and a tender fee of PKR 1500 are required. Non-compliance with eligibility criteria or submission guidelines will result in bid rejection. Submission deadline is set for 6th February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with tender opening at 12:00 PM the same day at the Office of the Deputy Commissioner Kachhi, Dhadar. Bidders must submit sealed tenders physically before the deadline. Tender documents are available during office hours and can be downloaded from the BPPRA website using the tender number. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes the correct Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and verify all eligibility documents carefully. Missing or incorrect documentation is a common reason for disqualification in WAPDA tenders. Also, check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty requirements to avoid last-minute issues.