Construction of Paving Block and C Type Drain in TC Pithoro District Umerkot

This tender invites qualified contractors in Umerkot to undertake the construction of paving blocks and C type drains in TC Pithoro, a key infrastructure project under the Executive Engineer, Building Division Umerkot. The project involves civil works including concrete plain cement, paving block installation, excavation, brickwork, and cement plastering, all essential for improving local drainage and surface paving. The scope covers detailed construction activities requiring skilled workmanship and quality materials. The site is located near Kunri Road, adjacent to Paras Hospital, Umerkot. Contractors must be prepared to manage the logistics of material supply, site safety, and engineering challenges typical of drainage and paving works in this region. The contract duration is 24 months from the commencement date, allowing for thorough execution and quality assurance. Bidders must hold valid PEC registration in the appropriate category, be registered with the Income Tax Department and Sindh Revenue Board, and provide evidence of financial capability including bank statements and turnover certificates. Compliance with FBR/ATL requirements and PEC categories for the 2025-26 financial year is mandatory. The tender also requires submission of a Call Deposit Receipt and an Integrity Pact for contracts exceeding Rs. 10 million. The submission deadline is set for 09 April 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:00 AM at the Office of the Executive Engineer, Building Division Umerkot, near Kunri Road, Paras Hospital. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes as per the standard bidding document procedures. Pro-Tip: Ensure all mandatory documents including PEC registration, NTN, SRB certificates, and Call Deposit Receipt are complete and properly sequenced in the technical proposal to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully review the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or bid security requirements which are often overlooked.