This tender invites qualified contractors in Dadu for the construction of a compound wall and lavatory block at Government Boys Primary School Bhambia under the ADP Schemes 2025-26. The Executive Engineer Education Works Division Dadu requires experienced firms to undertake civil works including excavation, brickwork, reinforced cement concrete, steel fabrication, plastering, painting, and sanitary installations. The site is located in Bhambia, Dadu, Sindh, and demands adherence to local construction standards and specifications. The scope covers foundation excavation, brick masonry, RCC structural elements, steel reinforcement, plastering, painting, and installation of sanitary fittings including glazed earthenware pans, lavatory basins, and water supply connections. Contractors must ensure quality workmanship, timely completion within 12 months, and compliance with PEC registration and FBR/ATL requirements for the financial year 2025-26. The tender includes detailed bill of quantities and technical specifications to guide bidders. Bidders should possess valid PEC registration (category as per contract value), demonstrate financial and technical capacity, and submit a bid security of 5% of the estimated cost. The tender fee is PKR 3000. The contract will be awarded on a fixed price basis with no escalation. Compliance with all statutory obligations, safety measures, and environmental protection is mandatory. The submission deadline is 19th February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening at 12:00 PM on the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer Education Works Division Dadu, Pilot Boys High School Dadu. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes as per instructions. The office address for bid submission and queries is the Executive Engineer Education Works Division Dadu. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required documents including bid security, PEC registration, and technical details. Check the newspaper advertisement carefully for any specific stamp duty or earnest money requirements which are often overlooked. Early submission is advised to avoid last-minute issues.