Construction of drainage scheme at various villages in New Sukkur District Sukkur

The Public Health Engineering Division Sukkur is procuring construction services for a comprehensive drainage scheme covering multiple villages including Inayat Lakhan, Bhaikhan, Nasirabad, and Memon Muhalla in UC Nasirabad, Taluka New Sukkur District Sukkur, Sindh. This project involves extensive civil works including excavation, cement concrete, brickwork, reinforced concrete, and repair of existing drains. The scope also includes supply and installation of pumping machinery, suction and delivery piping, repair of compound walls, paving block flooring, staff quarters construction, solar energy systems, and soak pits with catch pits. The technical scope covers excavation in foundations, construction of standard open drains with cement concrete cunette blocks, reinforced cement concrete works with steel reinforcement, cement plastering, fabrication of mild steel reinforcement, and installation of electric and diesel pumping sets. The solar energy system includes supply and installation of Mono-PERC solar panels, VFD drives, PV frames, wiring, and related electrical components. The project demands compliance with Pakistan Engineering Council registration, valid FBR and SRB registrations, and experience in similar works with PEC category and codes as specified. Interested bidders must submit their bids electronically via EPADS portal by 09 June 2026 at 1:30 PM, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 2:00 PM at the office of the Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering Division Sukkur. Tender fee and bid security in the form of pay order, call deposit, or bank guarantee must be submitted physically before bid opening. Bidders should ensure their technical proposals are complete, signed, and stamped, with all required documentation including financial statements, machinery lists, and staff CVs. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the Technical Bid ensuring all PEC category requirements and financial criteria are met, as evaluation is strictly pass/fail. Early site visits and thorough review of the Bill of Quantities and specifications will help in accurate pricing and compliance. Timely submission of original bid security and tender fee instruments is critical to avoid disqualification. The estimated cost of this project is bold PKR 98,211,893, and the department emphasizes adherence to SPPRA rules and integrity pact requirements.