Conversion of Ordinary Safe Room into RCC Strong Room at NBP Garam Chashma Branch RO Swat

The National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) invites bids for the conversion of an ordinary safe room into a reinforced cement concrete (RCC) strong room at its Garam Chashma Branch in Swat. This procurement is specific to the Engineering Group, LCMG, Islamabad, and requires experienced contractors with PEC registration category C-6 or above, specializing in civil and electrical works (CE-10 & EE-04). The scope includes dismantling existing masonry and electrical fittings, RCC walls and beams construction, steel reinforcement, brick masonry, plastering, painting, electrical wiring, and installation of a standard strong room door with advanced locking mechanisms. The project also covers false ceiling, wooden doors, and electrical works including lighting and wiring with approved brands. Eligible bidders must be active on the FBR Active Taxpayer List and Provincial Revenue Board, have completed at least three similar projects of banks or financial institutions worth up to PKR 25 million in the last three years, and must not be blacklisted. The bidding process follows the Single Stage One Envelope procedure through the E-PAK Acquisition & Disposal System (EPADS). Earnest Money of Rs. 40,000/- in the form of a Bank Guarantee or Pay Order is required, with the original to be submitted to NBP before bid closing. The bid submission deadline is 21st May 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:30 AM the same day at the Office of VP/Wing Head, Engineering Wing (North), 2nd Floor, NBP G-5/1 Building Islamabad. Bidders are advised to carefully review the detailed technical specifications, drawings, and bill of quantities provided in the bidding documents. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely submission of the original bid security instrument to avoid disqualification, and to thoroughly prepare the technical bid with all required documentation to demonstrate compliance with PEC and FBR requirements. Early site visits and understanding of the scope will aid in accurate pricing and technical compliance. This is a significant opportunity to work with a premier financial institution on a critical security infrastructure project with an estimated cost of PKR 25 million.