Construction of Residential Colony and Allied Civil Works at 220/132kV Grid Station Gharo

The National Grid Company of Pakistan Limited (NGC) invites sealed bids from eligible firms for the construction of a residential colony and allied civil works at the 220/132kV Grid Station Gharo. This tender is issued by the Chief Engineer (Material Procurement and Management) NGC, based in Lahore, with the project site located in Gharo. The scope includes comprehensive civil construction activities necessary for the residential colony, encompassing building works and related infrastructure. Bidders must ensure they meet the eligibility criteria, including valid PEC registration in the relevant category, active FBR and ATL registration, and proven experience in similar civil construction projects. The bidding documents, containing detailed terms and conditions, can be obtained from the Chief Engineer (Material Procurement and Management) NGC office at 8th Floor, Shaheen Complex, Egerton Road, Lahore during office hours. The price of the bidding documents is Rs. 3,000, payable via non-refundable bank draft in favor of the Chief Engineer (MP&M) NGC. Documents may be collected in person or sent by courier for an additional Rs. 1,500 for domestic delivery. The documents are also available free of cost for download from the NGC website www.ntdc.com.pk, but purchase of the document is mandatory for participation. The bids must be submitted electronically through E-PADS by 11:00 A.M. Pakistan Standard Time on 16th July 2026. Technical proposals will be opened the same day at 11:30 A.M. Interested bidders should carefully prepare their technical and financial bids in accordance with the instructions provided. Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) or CDR requirements will be detailed in the bidding documents. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely purchase and thorough review of the bidding documents to avoid last-minute issues. Early preparation of the technical bid and financial proposal aligned with the NGC requirements will enhance the chances of success. Strict adherence to submission deadlines and electronic submission protocols is critical to avoid disqualification.