Construction of Engineering Structures (Wire Walls) for Mangla Watershed Management Project in Azad Jammu & Kashmir

The Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) invites eligible firms and contractors to submit electronic bids for civil works under the Mangla Watershed Management Project (MWMP) in Azad Jammu & Kashmir. This tender covers the construction of engineering structures specifically wire walls across multiple locations in Mirpur, Neelum Valley, Jhelum Valley, and Rawalakot areas. Items being procured: - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Choki West (MPR-154), Mirpur area - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Pakdaman (MNV-02), Neelum Valley area - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Ghor i (MNV-01), Neelum Valley area - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Maira Kalan (MZD-96), Jhelum Valley area - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Garhi (MZD-36), Jhelum Valley area - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Chaniwala (RKT-270), Rawalakot area - Construction of Engineering Structure (Wire Walls) in Abbasspur (RKT-260), Rawalakot area The technical scope involves the construction of wire wall structures at specified sites within the project area. The contract period for each lot is 60 days with specified bid securities. Bidders must hold a valid PEC license for FY 2026–27 in Category C-6 or above with specialization code CE-04, be registered with FBR and GoAJK, and be included in the Active Taxpayers List (ATL). Financial capability must be demonstrated through cash flow or bank statements. Tender documents are available on the E-PADS WAPDA and PPRA portals. Bids must be submitted electronically via E-PADS by 15:00 hours on 19 November 2026. Manual bids will not be accepted. Bid opening will occur the same day at 15:30 hours at the Project Office Mangla Watershed Management Project, WAPDA, Islamabad. A single stage single envelope bidding procedure applies. Bid security must be submitted as a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) in favor of the Project Director MWMP, with the firm's name clearly mentioned. The original CDR must be delivered by 11:00 hours on bid opening day. Performance guarantees and insurance bonds are required from the successful bidder. All applicable taxes are the responsibility of the contractor. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely submission of all required documents electronically and the original bid security physically to avoid disqualification. Early registration on the E-PADS portal and thorough review of the bidding documents will enhance compliance and competitiveness.