Construction and Electrical Works for HVAC and Substation at PAC Kamra and CMES Chaklala

This tender from the Military Engineer Services in Rawalpindi covers extensive construction and electrical works at PAC Kamra and CMES Chaklala, focusing on HVAC systems, substations, and related infrastructure. The scope includes building substation facilities, installing HT and LT electrical services, overhead cranes, fire fighting systems, and upgrading internal electric services. The projects are located in the tech areas of PAC Kamra and CMES Chaklala, requiring specialized engineering skills to handle electrical fittings, compressed air lines, and RCC foundations for heavy machinery. The works demand contractors with experience in electrical, mechanical, and civil construction, particularly in military or industrial settings. The site conditions at PAC Kamra involve complex integration of HVAC and electrical systems within existing hangars and technical buildings, posing challenges in coordination and safety compliance. The tender also includes consultancy services for master planning and allied facilities, emphasizing the need for firms with strong project management capabilities. Bidders must be enlisted with PEC in categories C-2, C-3, or C-4 with valid registration until June 2026, and preferably with MES in categories A, B, or C. Firms should have a clean record with no outstanding DI&E recoveries and be pre-qualified with the Engineer-in-Chief's Branch at GHQ Rawalpindi. Compliance with FBR and ATL requirements for the financial year 2025-26 is mandatory, ensuring all tax and legal obligations are met before submission. The submission deadline is set for 14 April 2026 at 1130 hours, with bid opening at 1200 hours on the same day at HQ DW&CE (DP), GHQ Rawalpindi. Interested firms should prepare their technical and financial bids carefully, including all required documentation such as bank statements, NTN certificates, and income tax returns for the last three years. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes the correct Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as bid security, and double-check the tender documents for any specific stamp duty or earnest money requirements often overlooked in military tenders.