This tender invites bids for the construction of cement concrete (C.C) paver and drainage works at Village Wahid Dhino Shoro, Taluka Thatta, Sindh. The Public Health Engineering Division Thatta requires experienced contractors registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in relevant categories C-5 and C-6 to undertake these civil works. The scope includes excavation, concrete works, brickwork, plastering, open surface drains, and laying of paving blocks. The site is located in Thatta district, requiring careful handling of materials and adherence to engineering standards to ensure durability and proper drainage. The works demand compliance with PEC category requirements and valid registration with FBR and Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) with active tax status. Contractors must demonstrate financial capacity with an annual turnover not less than 80% of the estimated cost and provide evidence of similar works executed in the last five years. Technical bids must be attested and accompanied by earnest money of 5% of the bid amount. The contract duration is 12 months with a bid validity of 360 days. Bidders should ensure their registration on the EPADS portal and submit bids electronically. The tender fee and bid security must be submitted in original form before the deadline. The bid opening will be held at the office of the Executive Engineer Public Health Engineering Division Thatta. Compliance with SPPRA rules and integrity pact requirements is mandatory. The submission deadline is set for 17th April 2026 at 2:30 PM with bid opening at 3:00 PM on the same day at the Public Health Engineering Division Thatta office near Session Court & SP Office Makli. Interested contractors should prepare their technical and financial proposals carefully, ensuring all documents and affidavits are complete and accurate. Pro-Tip: Make sure to check the EPADS portal regularly for any addenda or clarifications issued before the closing date. Also, verify the stamp duty and bid security requirements carefully to avoid disqualification due to procedural lapses.