Consultancy Services for Review, Design and Supervision of Bridge Connecting Chitkan with Khudabadn in Panjgur District

This tender invites consultancy firms to provide expert services for the review of an old bridge structure, detailed design, and construction supervision of a bridge connecting Chitkan with Khudabadn in Panjgur District, Balochistan. The CWPP&H Department District Panjgur requires specialized consultancy to ensure the structural integrity and safety of this vital infrastructure. The consultancy scope includes thorough assessment of the existing bridge structure, preparation of detailed engineering designs, and supervision of construction activities. The project demands expertise in structural, geotechnical, hydrology, and bridge engineering disciplines. The site in Panjgur presents unique challenges due to its terrain and environmental conditions, requiring precise engineering surveys and project management to ensure timely and quality delivery. Bidders must be registered with PEC as Consulting Engineering Firms under relevant codes including Buildings & Structures, Roads & Highways, Transportation Infrastructure, and Bridge Engineering. Firms should also be active taxpayers with valid FBR and BRA registrations and must not be blacklisted by any procuring agency. Compliance with Balochistan Public Procurement Rules 2014 and submission of 2% bid security via Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) is mandatory. The tender aligns with the 2025-26 fiscal requirements and PEC registration standards. The submission deadline is set for 14 January 2026 at 09:00 AM, with tender opening scheduled at 10:00 AM on the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer-Road, CWPP&H Department District Panjgur. Interested firms can download RFP documents from the BPPRA website. All bids must be submitted electronically as no physical bids will be accepted. Pro-Tip: Ensure your technical proposal fully addresses all PEC codes listed and attach the required bid security in the prescribed format. Missing these details often leads to disqualification, so double-check the newspaper ad for any specific stamp duty or documentation requirements.