Construction of Boundary Wall for GOR Colony Umerkot

This tender invites bids for the construction of a boundary wall at GOR Colony in Umerkot, Sindh, issued by the Executive Engineer, Building Division Umerkot. The project falls under Construction & Civil Works Materials category and is valued at PKR 9 million. The scope includes excavation, cement concrete, RCC works, fabrication of steel reinforcement, brickwork, plastering, weather coating, glazed tile laying, and installation of iron steel grated gates. The site is located near Paras Hospital on Main Kunri Road, Umerkot. The work demands skilled workmanship and quality materials to ensure durability and compliance with engineering standards. The contractor must manage logistics, site safety, and timely completion within 24 months from the commencement date. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the appropriate category and hold active NTN and Sindh Revenue Board registrations. Compliance with FBR/ATL requirements and PEC registration for the 2025-26 financial year is mandatory. The tender requires submission of a valid Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as bid security amounting to 5% of the estimated cost. The technical evaluation includes assessment of company profile, ongoing and completed projects, machinery, technical staff qualifications, and financial capability. The submission deadline is set for 09 April 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM the same day at the Office of the Executive Engineer, Building Division Umerkot, near Kunri Road, Paras Hospital. Bidders must submit sealed bids in original and copies as specified. The contract includes a performance security of 8% and liquidated damages of 1% per day for delays. Pro-Tip: Ensure all mandatory documents including PEC registration, NTN, SRB certificates, and CDR are complete and properly sequenced in the technical proposal to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully review the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or bid security instructions which are often overlooked.