Construction of Disposal Work Including Surface Drains and Paving Block at Zone-B for Drainage Scheme Dargah Saeedi Moosani Village Nau Goth Taluka Mehar District Dadu

The **Public Health Engineering Department** of Sindh invites bids for the construction of disposal works including surface drains and paving blocks at Zone-B for the Drainage Scheme (Dargah Saeedi Moosani) located at Village Nau Goth, Taluka Mehar, District Dadu. This project involves extensive civil works including excavation, concrete works, paving block installation, and drainage construction to improve local infrastructure and water management. The technical scope covers dismantling existing structures, excavation, construction of surface drains, paving blocks, reinforced cement concrete works, and installation of pumping machinery. The project duration is 24 months with detailed specifications and bill of quantities provided in the bidding documents. The site is in Dadu, Sindh, and bidders must be licensed by the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the relevant category and have experience in similar drainage and civil works projects. Eligibility requires valid PEC registration, FBR/ATL registration, and submission of affidavits confirming no litigation or blacklisting. Bidders must demonstrate financial capability with bank certificates and audit reports for the last three years. The bid security is 5% of the bid price, and performance security of 10% will be required from the successful bidder. The bid submission deadline is **12 May 2026 at 12:00 pm** at the office of the Executive Engineer (Dev) Public Health Engineering Division Dadu, Gharibabad Muhalla Dadu. Technical bids will be opened the same day at 12:30 pm. Bidders should ensure complete and compliant submissions including technical and financial proposals. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully review the bill of quantities and ensure all required documents including bid security and affidavits are properly prepared and submitted. Early acquisition of bidding documents and clarifications from the procuring agency can help avoid last-minute issues. Compliance with the two-envelope procedure and timely submission is critical to avoid disqualification.