Construction of Various Public Infrastructure Projects in Multiple Locations

Pakistan Infrastructure Development Company Limited (PIDC) has announced an extensive invitation for bids through e-pads for the construction of various public infrastructure projects across multiple locations in Pakistan. This tender is aimed at qualified contractors with relevant PEC categories and experience in civil and road works. The projects include a wide range of construction and infrastructure development activities. Items being procured: - Construction of roads and bridges - Public improvement works - Civil works including earthworks, concrete works, and structural works - Drainage and sanitation related civil construction - Road surfacing and pavement works - Installation of traffic management systems The scope of work covers multiple sites and involves comprehensive civil engineering tasks such as earth excavation, subgrade preparation, laying of base and surface courses, construction of culverts and bridges, and installation of drainage systems. The projects require adherence to quality standards and specifications as per the contract documents. Contractors must have valid PEC registration in relevant categories and must be registered with FBR and on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL). Experience in similar scale projects and submission of earnest money in the form of CDR is mandatory. The tender documents are available online and bids must be submitted electronically through the e-pads system. The deadline for submission is **2023-07-17 23:59:59**. Bidders should ensure that their technical and financial bids are complete and comply with the tender requirements. The submission address and contact details are provided in the tender documents. A practical tip for bidders: Carefully review the technical specifications and ensure all required documents, including PEC certificates and financial statements, are included in the bid package to avoid disqualification during the technical evaluation phase. Early submission is recommended to avoid last-minute technical issues with the e-pads system.