Consultancy Services for Planning, Design and Construction Supervision for Rehabilitation of Shaikh Ayaz Road Qasimabad Hyderabad

The Hyderabad Municipal Corporation in Sindh is procuring consultancy services for the planning, design, preparation of PC-I, tendering, and construction supervision for the rehabilitation of Shaikh Ayaz Road from Sindh Museum to Ali Palace Pumping Station along with storm water drains on both sides in Qasimabad, Hyderabad. This project involves widening, dualization, and reconditioning of approximately 1.62 km of road, including construction of a drain nala, relocation of utilities, improvement of greenbelts, and installation of streetlights to improve traffic flow, road safety, and urban drainage efficiency. The technical scope includes detailed topographic and geotechnical surveys, preparation of preliminary and detailed engineering designs, cost estimates, tender documents, and construction drawings. The consultant will also provide construction supervision services ensuring quality control, material testing, contract management, progress monitoring, and certification of works and payments. The consultancy duration is 12 months covering design, tendering, and supervision phases. Eligible bidders must be reputable engineering consulting firms with valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration in relevant codes, active taxpayer status with FBR, and sales tax registration with Sindh Board of Revenue. Firms must have at least 20 years of professional experience, ISO certifications, and no blacklisting or litigation history. The minimum technical score to qualify is 75. The proposal submission deadline is 09 July 2026 at 14:00 hours. Proposals must be submitted electronically via SPPRA e-PAD and physically in sealed envelopes to the Municipal Commissioner Hyderabad Municipal Corporation office. Earnest Money in the form of a pay order of PKR 5,000 for the RFP document cost is mandatory. The procurement will follow a single stage two envelope procedure with technical proposals opened first, followed by financial proposals of technically qualified firms. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure strict compliance with the submission requirements including hard book binding of technical proposals to prevent page tampering, timely submission to avoid disqualification, and thorough documentation of PEC registration and financial credentials to meet mandatory eligibility criteria. Early preparation and attention to detail in the technical proposal will enhance chances of success in this competitive consultancy assignment.