Construction, Repair, Maintenance and Provision of Miscellaneous Buildings, B&R and E&M Items, POL Installations and Auctioneer Appointment in Rawalpindi Area

This tender from the General Engineer (Army) Commanders Rawalpindi invites qualified contractors for construction, repair, maintenance, and provision of miscellaneous buildings, bazar supply of building and road items, electrical and mechanical items, POL installations, and appointment of auctioneer services within the Rawalpindi area. The scope covers a diverse range of civil and electrical works requiring experienced contractors with proven credentials in similar projects. The work involves multiple site locations in Rawalpindi, demanding expertise in handling civil infrastructure and electrical installations. Contractors must be prepared to manage engineering challenges related to building maintenance, supply chain coordination for B&R and E&M items, and compliance with military standards. The inclusion of POL installations adds a layer of complexity requiring strict adherence to safety and regulatory protocols. Contractors must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and belong to approved MES categories A to E. It is essential to have a clean litigation record and no outstanding reports from the Director of Inspection and Evaluation (E-in-C's Branch GHQ). Firms should ensure their PEC registration is valid for the 2025-26 financial year and maintain an active FBR/ATL status to qualify. The submission deadline is set for 11:30 AM on the 25th of March, 2026, with tender opening at 12:00 PM the same day. Bids must be delivered physically to the office of the General Engineer (Army) Commanders Rawalpindi during working hours from 0800 to 1500. Contractors are encouraged to attend the tender opening to observe the process. Pro-Tip: Make sure to provide a detailed Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and verify your PEC category carefully. Also, double-check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or earnest money requirements that are often overlooked but critical for bid acceptance.