This tender invites qualified firms to undertake the construction of a pump house including pipeline and allied accessories at Left and Right Bank Colonies Mangla, alongside the purchase of LED bulbs for the same colonies in Mangla. Issued by the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), Mangla Dam Organization, this procurement covers both civil construction and electrical supply components, reflecting a mixed scope of infrastructure and energy-efficient lighting solutions. The construction work involves robust civil engineering tasks requiring durable materials suitable for the Mangla site environment, ensuring structural integrity and operational efficiency of the pump house and pipeline system. The LED bulbs procurement aims to enhance energy efficiency and lighting quality in the colonies, supporting sustainable development goals. The project demands adherence to technical specifications and timely completion within 90 days for construction and 30 days for LED supply. Bidders must hold a valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) license in category C-6 or above with the relevant specialization, renewed for the 2025-26 fiscal year. Active Taxpayer List (ATL) registration with FBR and FBR GoAJK is mandatory. The tender requires submission of earnest money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and compliance with all government tax regulations. Firms should ensure their PEC and tax documents are current and uploaded correctly to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is set for 11:30 AM on 10th March 2026 via the Electronic Procurement and Disposal System (EPADS) portal. Bids will be publicly opened at 12:00 PM the same day in the Committee Room of the Project Office, Mangla Dam Organization. Original CDRs must be physically submitted by the bid opening time to validate the bid security. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the bid security submission requirements and ensure the original CDR is delivered on time, as failure to do so will result in bid rejection. Also, verify the discount or rebate details clearly on the Bill of Quantities to avoid any ambiguity during evaluation.