This tender invites bids for the construction repair of Government Boys Primary School Muhammad Ayoub Khoso located in Taluka Thul, District Jacobabad, Sindh. The Executive Engineer Education Works Division Jacobabad is procuring these civil works under the Provincial ADP SDGA Schemes 2023-24 Sustainable Development Goals Achievement Programme for 2024-2025. The scope includes dismantling of roofing, brickwork, reinforced cement concrete, steel fabrication, masonry, plastering, painting, water supply installation, and other related repair works. The site is in Jacobabad, requiring careful management of materials and skilled workmanship to meet structural and finishing standards. The contractor must have the technical, financial, and construction capacity to complete the works within 4 months, adhering to the detailed specifications and drawings provided. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the relevant category for the year 2025-26 and demonstrate experience with similar projects. Financial capacity should reflect a turnover of at least 80% of the estimated cost. Compliance with FBR/ATL registration and Sindh Revenue Board requirements is mandatory. The tender fee is PKR 3000, and earnest money is 5% of the estimated cost. The contract includes a 5% retention and requires performance security. Submission deadline is on 09 March 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer Education Works Division Jacobabad near Government Boys High School Degree College Road. Bids must be submitted online via the E-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (EPADS) portal of SPPRA Sindh. Only sealed bids from eligible contractors will be accepted. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid security is issued from the company's bank account and submit the hard copy in a sealed envelope before bid opening. Also, verify your PEC registration and financial documents carefully to avoid disqualification. Check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or procedural requirements often overlooked.