Construction of Apron and Stone Pitching for Protection Works at Village Hashim Chachar District Jamshoro

This tender is issued by the Shahbaz Irrigation Division Sehwan for the construction of apron and stone pitching for protection works at Village Hashim Chachar in District Jamshoro. The project involves significant civil construction activities aimed at water protection and erosion control in the specified area. Items being procured: - Construction of Apron - Stone Pitching for Protection Works The technical scope includes the use of quality construction materials suitable for hydraulic protection works, with a project duration of two years. The site is located in Jamshoro, Sindh, requiring contractors to have relevant experience in similar irrigation and protection works. Eligibility criteria require a valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration in category C-3 or above, with experience in similar nature works executed in the last five years. Firms must have at least two similar works with minimum costs of 50% of the estimate and demonstrate financial stability with an average annual turnover not less than the project cost over the last three years. Active registration with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) is mandatory, along with clearance certificates and audit reports for the last three years. The tender fee is Rs. 5000 and earnest money is 5% of the estimated cost, amounting to Rs. 18.578 million. Bidding documents are available for download from the official Sindh e-procurement portal. Submission is strictly electronic through the EPADS system; manual bids will not be accepted. The tender will be received on 5th August 2026 at 10:30 AM and opened at 11:00 AM the same day. A second attempt will be made on 21st August 2026 if required. Bidders should ensure all technical proposals are attested and complete with required documentation. A practical tip for bidders: Carefully review the detailed terms and conditions on the EPADS portal and ensure your bid security is in the form of a call deposit receipt from a scheduled bank in Pakistan. This will avoid disqualification on technical grounds.