Construction of AL Building near Chashma

A Public Sector Organization in Mianwali, Punjab, is inviting sealed tenders for the construction of an AL Building near Chashma. This project involves significant civil works and requires bidders to be security cleared, enlisted, and prequalified with the relevant department. The estimated cost of this project is a substantial **PKR 1,457.299 Million**, reflecting the scale and complexity of the construction work. The technical scope includes full construction activities at the specified site near Chashma, Mianwali. The tender follows a Single Stage Two Envelope (SSTE) procedure, requiring bidders to submit separate envelopes for Technical and Financial bids. Tender documents can be obtained during working hours from Monday to Friday, between 0900 and 1500 hours. The technical bid opening is scheduled for **15-06-2026 at 1200 hrs**, with the bid submission deadline on the same day at 1130 hrs. A pre-bid meeting will be held on **04-06-2026 at 1000 hrs**. Eligibility criteria include being enlisted and prequalified with the department, having valid FBR/ATL registration, and meeting any PEC category requirements as specified in the tender documents. Bidders must submit a 1% bid security in the form of CDR or Bank Guarantee from scheduled banks of Pakistan, valid for at least six months from the date of bid opening. The bid security must be enclosed in a separate sealed envelope with the tender. The submission address is the office of the Director Contracts, Post Box No 368, Rawalpindi. Interested bidders should note that incomplete or late proposals will be rejected, and bids will not be accepted via post, courier, or telegraphic means. The Tender Evaluation Committee reserves the right to demand analysis of quoted rates to ensure reasonability and viability. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure the bid security's validity period is strictly adhered to, as any Bank Guarantee with less than six months validity from the opening date will lead to rejection. Careful preparation of both technical and financial bids in separate envelopes, clearly marked, will help avoid disqualification and improve chances of success.