This tender from the Directorate of Archaeology and Museums Quetta invites bids for the conservation and restoration of Hurmagay Fort located in Washuk, Balochistan. The project falls under the construction and civil works category, focusing on preserving a historic site with specialized restoration techniques. The estimated cost is PKR 100 million, reflecting the scale and importance of the work in this remote region. The scope involves detailed restoration using composite schedule rates 2023 on percentage basis. The site in Washuk presents unique challenges including material sourcing and preservation of original fort structures. Bidders must demonstrate experience in similar restoration projects, ensuring structural integrity while maintaining historical authenticity. The work demands technical expertise in civil engineering and conservation practices suitable for heritage sites. Bidders should be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) under category C-4 or above, with a specialized code BC02 for restoration and conservation. Firms must be on the Active Taxpayer List and not blacklisted by any procuring agency. Financial capacity must show turnover of at least PKR 70 million in the last five years. Registration with the Survey of Pakistan under S2 category is also mandatory. These compliance requirements ensure only qualified and financially sound firms participate. The submission deadline is set for 28 January 2026 at 11:00 AM, with electronic bids only via the BPPR GOB supplier dashboard. Tender opening will occur the same day at 12:00 PM on the EPPS system. The physical address for correspondence is Spinny Road, Quetta. Tender documents and bidding details are available online at www.bppra.gob.pk. Pro-Tip: Make sure to carefully review the bid security requirements, including the 2% Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) from a scheduled bank, as these are often overlooked and can lead to disqualification. Also, verify your PEC registration and financial documents align precisely with the tender conditions to avoid technical rejection.