Construction of Compound Wall of Community Center Mubarak Rind UC Mehar

The District Council Thatta is procuring construction services for the compound wall of the Community Center Mubarak Rind located in UC Mehar, Thatta. This tender invites experienced contractors to undertake civil works including excavation, masonry, reinforced cement concrete, plastering, white washing, steel door fabrication, and painting. The project involves substantial site work with detailed specifications for foundation, walls, damp proof course, and finishing works. The scope includes excavation in foundation, cement concrete brick ballast, coursed rubble masonry, damp proof course, cement concrete solid block masonry, cement plaster, white washing, RCC work, steel reinforcement fabrication, pointing, steel grated door fixing, and painting of doors and windows. The work must be executed in a workmanlike manner following the specifications and drawings provided by the District Engineer. Eligible bidders must possess a valid PEC category relevant to civil works, active registration with FBR and Sindh Revenue Board, and demonstrate at least five years of experience with similar projects. Firms should have a turnover between Rs. 2 million to Rs. 4 million in the last three years and hold valid professional tax and electrical licenses where applicable. Affidavits confirming no blacklisting and no litigation delays are mandatory. The tender documents are available for download from the SPPRA EPADS website. Bids must be submitted online along with a 5% earnest money deposit in the form of a pay order or CDR in favor of District Council Thatta. The deadline for submission is **11-June-2026 at 02:00 PM**, with bid opening at 02:30 PM on the same day at the office of the District Engineer, District Council Thatta, Makli. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all corrections in the bid documents are properly initialed to avoid rejection. Also, submit the original earnest money instrument before bid opening to comply with tender requirements. Timely submission and adherence to the single stage-one envelope procedure will enhance chances of success.