Construction of Leased Out Shops and Upgradation of Level Crossing at Pakistan Railways Multan

Pakistan Railways Multan invites electronic bids for construction and upgradation works under Pakistan Railway Composite Schedule of Rates-2016 (Multan Division) & 2021-22 (Electric) and through rates from contractors licensed by PEC for the year 2026-27. The bidding is for three main works: - Construction of 07 Nos leased out shops (size 12x15x11 ft) at Pakpattan station and shop # A-04 at Machiwal yard on LON-PPX section with an approximate cost of Rs. 4,606,946 and bid security of Rs. 95,000, completion period 4 months. - Construction of 10 Nos leased out shops (size 12x15x11 ft) at Bahawalnagar Fortshah section with an approximate cost of Rs. 5,739,092 and bid security of Rs. 114,500, completion period 4 months. - Upgradation of class-II (Urs-Mangod) level crossing No. 196 at Km #2688-01 into class-I (32 wide) manned level crossing between Kalur Kot-Piplan stations on SSH-KDA section with an approximate cost of Rs. 5,400,257 and bid security of Rs. 108,000, completion period 4 months. Bidders must submit their e-bids in accordance with the e-Bidding documents along with scanned copy of the bid security in the shape of CDR through EPADS V2.0. Bids must be accompanied by scanned copy of bid security in the form of CDR or Bank Guarantee in the name of Divisional Accounts Officer, Pakistan Railways Multan. Tender submission is through E-PADS by 12:00 noon on 14 November 2026. Only bids through EPADS V2.0 will be entertained. Bids will be opened on the same date at 12:30 hours in the chamber of Divisional Accounts Officer, Pakistan Railways, Multan. This tender requires contractors to have PEC category C-6 or above and CE-10. Firms should also be included in the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) of FBR. The bidding documents are also available on Pakistan Railways website www.pakrail.com and PPRA website www.ppra.org.pk. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely uploading of all required documents including the scanned bid security and to strictly follow the single stage single envelope system to avoid disqualification.