Construction of Water Supply Schemes Inayatullah and Ahmedullah Streets Killi Shaboo Quetta

The Public Health Engineering E&M Division Quetta is procuring construction works for Water Supply Schemes on Inayatullah Street and Ahmedullah Street in Killi Shaboo, Quetta. This tender covers multiple works including drilling and development of bores, supply and installation of solar systems, provision of pipelines, and civil works. The projects are aimed at improving water supply infrastructure in the area with a focus on sustainable energy solutions through solar installations. The technical scope involves detailed drilling operations, solar system installations, pipeline laying, and associated civil construction. The works are divided into two main schemes with specific tasks such as bore development and solar system setup for each. Contractors must be experienced in water supply and sanitation projects and capable of handling solar power equipment installation. Eligibility criteria require contractors to have at least three years of relevant work experience in the Public Health Engineering sector, demonstrate financial capacity with turnover records for the last three years, and hold valid registration with tax authorities including NTN and Baluchistan Revenue Authority. Additionally, valid Pakistan Engineering Council registration in the relevant category with enlistment or renewal fees paid for 2025-2026 is mandatory. Tender documents will be issued until 16th June 2026 at 11:00 AM upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Rs. 1000. Earnest money of 2% in the form of call deposit is required. Submission deadline is 16th June 2026 at 11:00 AM, with opening at 12:00 PM on the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer PHE E&M Division Quetta. Bidders should ensure their firm’s complete title name is on the call deposit and original CNIC must be presented. Agents or representatives are not allowed. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the technical bid with all required documents and ensure timely submission to avoid disqualification. Early collection of tender documents and site visits to understand the scope can improve bid quality and competitiveness.