Contract for Fruit Trees for the Year 2026-2027 at Agricultural Training Institute Sakrand

The Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) Sakrand is offering a one-year contract for the maintenance and care of various fruit trees for the year 2026-2027. This tender is issued by the Director of Training from the office of the Principal, ATI Sakrand, Sindh. Interested bidders are invited to participate in the auction scheduled for August 17, 2026, at 12:00 PM at the ATI premises. The application submission window is from July 24, 2026, to August 10, 2026. Items being procured: - Ber (Jujube) trees: 6 count, covering 1/2 Jarib - Guava trees: 122 count, covering 4 1/2 Acres - Lemon trees: 35 count, covering 2 Acres - Jamun (Java Plum) trees: 18 count, planted along the pathway - Falsa trees: 13 count - Mango trees: 2 count The contract involves the upkeep of these fruit trees located at the Agricultural Training Institute grounds. The successful bidder will be responsible for the maintenance and care of the orchard, ensuring the health and productivity of the trees throughout the contract period. The site is well-defined with specific areas and quantities for each fruit tree type. Eligibility criteria include depositing a security amount of Rs. 5,000 as Earnest Money before bidding, which is non-refundable. The successful bidder must deposit 25% of the total bid amount within two days of award. Failure to deposit installments on time may lead to contract cancellation. The institution reserves the right to accept or reject any bid. If no contractor shows interest, the Principal of ATI Sakrand will assume responsibility for the orchard and its revenues. Key dates to remember are the application submission deadline on August 10, 2026, and the auction date on August 17, 2026. Applications must be submitted to the office of the Principal, ATI Sakrand, one day prior to the auction to obtain a receipt. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure timely submission of the Earnest Money and prepare all documentation in advance to avoid last-minute issues. Visiting the site beforehand to inspect the trees is advisable to assess the maintenance scope accurately.