Construction of Boundary Wall, Exam Hall, Computer and Science Labs, and FCPS Expansion in Govt Boys High School Dera Bugti

This tender invites bids for construction and renovation works at Govt Boys High School in Dera Bugti, Balochistan. The scope includes building a boundary wall, furniture supply, construction of an exam hall, and computer and science labs equipped with necessary accessories and lab equipment. Additionally, expansion of FCPS facilities with new classrooms and provision of missing facilities is included. The project demands quality construction materials and skilled workmanship to meet educational infrastructure standards in a challenging environment. The works require adherence to composite schedule rates 2023 on percentage basis, ensuring compliance with local construction norms. The site in Dera Bugti presents logistical and engineering challenges due to its remote location and climatic conditions, necessitating careful planning and resource management. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in categories C-6 and C-5 or above, with specialized code CE10(i) for General Civil Engineering Works. Firms should have completed at least two similar projects in the last five years with a minimum turnover of PKR 20,337,473 and PKR 5,571,852 respectively, demonstrating financial capacity and technical expertise. Active Taxpayer List (ATL) registration and no blacklisting by any procuring agency are mandatory. The submission deadline is set for 03 March 2026 at 12:00 PM, with tender opening at 01:00 PM on the same day. Bidders can obtain tender documents from the office at Mian Road, Dera Bugti, during office hours. A tender fee of PKR 2,000 and bid security of 2% of the estimated cost are required, payable via bank guarantee or call deposit receipt from a scheduled bank. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes the correct Earnest Money in the form of a Bank Guarantee or Call Deposit Receipt as specified, and double-check the tender documents for any specific stamp duty requirements often overlooked in Balochistan tenders.