Contract for Cobbler Services at Cadet College Petaro

Cadet College Petaro, located in Jamshoro, Sindh, is procuring professional cobbler services for its cadets, employees, and residents. This contract involves running a cobbler shop within the college commercial area, providing repair and mending services for shoes, sandals, sleepers, joggers, bags, and related items. The contractor will be responsible for maintaining the shop, paying monthly rent and maintenance charges, and ensuring quality service to all beneficiaries including cadets and college departments such as riding, caretaking, and sports. The technical scope includes repair and mending of footwear and bags for cadets and employees, with fixed monthly rates per cadet and employee. The contractor must operate the shop according to the college schedule and provide services even during holidays or extended working days. The contractor will also be liable for any damages caused to footwear during service. Eligibility criteria require bidders to be registered with relevant authorities including NTN, Sindh Revenue Board, EOBI, and FBR with active tax filer status. Experience certificates from reputable government organizations or firms for at least the last three years are mandatory. Bidders must submit a complete technical and financial bid with earnest money and bid security as per the bidding documents. The tender was published on 3rd June 2026, with a submission deadline of 22nd June 2026 at 1100 hours via the Sindh EPADS e-procurement system. Bids will be opened the same day at 1200 hours in the college conference hall. Only electronic bids submitted through EPADS will be accepted. Tender fee of PKR 2,500 and bid security of PKR 40,000 are required. The contract period and payment terms are detailed in the bidding documents. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all mandatory documents including authority letters, CNIC copies, tax certificates, and experience proofs are complete and uploaded correctly on EPADS before the deadline. Missing or incomplete documentation will lead to rejection. Also, bidders should carefully review the fixed rates and contract terms to avoid any disputes during contract execution.