Construction of Flats at Forest Campus Model Colony Karachi

The Forest and Wildlife Department Government of Sindh invites bids for the construction of flats at Forest Campus Model Colony Karachi. This tender is issued by the Divisional Forest Officer Coastal Forest Division Left Bank Sujawal. The project involves comprehensive civil, plumbing, and electrical works including RCC structure, finishing, electrical wiring, firefighting, and plumbing as per detailed technical specifications and drawings. The scope covers excavation, reinforced concrete work, masonry, plastering, flooring with marble and tiles, carpentry, glazing, painting, and installation of electrical and mechanical systems. Eligible contractors must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council registration in category C-4 or above for civil and C-5 or above for electrical works, along with valid FBR and SRB registration and electrical inspector licenses. Experience in similar works with minimum financial turnover and bank statements for the last five years is mandatory. Earnest money of 5% of the estimated cost is required in the form of pay order or bank guarantee. Tender documents are available upon written request with CNIC copy and payment of tender fees. The submission deadline is 14-05-2026 at 1:30 PM at the office of Divisional Forest Officer Coastal Forest Division Left Bank Sujawal at Forest Campus Main Jinnah Avenue Model Colony Karachi. Technical and financial proposals must be submitted in sealed envelopes following the single stage two envelope procedure. The tender opening will be held on the same day at 2:00 PM. Bidders are advised to carefully inspect the site and fully understand the scope before bidding. The contract duration is 18 months with a defect liability period of 365 days. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all mandatory documents and bid security are attached as incomplete tenders will be rejected. Compliance with all technical and financial requirements including rate analysis for bids below 15% of engineer's estimate is essential for responsiveness.