This tender invites qualified contractors registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in categories C-05 and C-06 to undertake multiple construction and rehabilitation projects in Dadu, Sindh. The scope includes construction of a park at Markhpur Muhalla, repair and rehabilitation of government offices including the DC Secretariat and Provincial Ombudsman Office, reconstruction of community halls, library buildings, residential bungalows, and beautification works across various locations in Dadu. The projects require civil engineering expertise with specialization in CE09, CE10, and CE11. The works are to be completed within 18 months, with an estimated cost ranging from PKR 5 million to PKR 23 million per project. The procurement follows a Single Stage Two Envelope procedure through the EPADS online system, ensuring transparency and compliance with SPPRA rules. Contractors must submit bids electronically via the EPADS portal and provide a non-refundable tender fee of PKR 3,000 along with a 5% earnest money call deposit. Bidders should demonstrate financial stability with an average annual turnover equivalent to the bid cost over the last five years, provide audited financial statements from ICAP-registered firms, and show evidence of at least two similar completed projects within the last five years. Technical staff qualifications, bank creditworthiness, active tax status, and litigation history must be documented. The bid validity period is 90 days, and conditional or incomplete bids will be rejected. PEC registration must be valid through June 2026, and contractors must comply with all statutory obligations including FBR and Sindh Revenue Board registrations. The tender emphasizes adherence to technical specifications, timely completion, and quality workmanship. The bid opening is scheduled for 27 January 2026 at 11:00 AM at the Executive Engineer's office in Dadu. Interested bidders should carefully review the bidding documents available on the Sindh EPADS portal and ensure compliance with all submission requirements. Pro-Tip: Ensure your technical proposal pages are numbered and stamped by the firm owner, and double-check the EPADS system for any addenda or clarifications before submission to avoid disqualification.