Cutting and Removing Shrubs and Wild Bushes at Railway Yard West Wharf Karachi

Karachi Port Trust Engineering Department invites bids for cutting and removing shrubs and wild bushes at Railway Yard West Wharf Karachi under a 12-month running contract. This tender falls under Construction & Civil Works Materials category and is issued by Karachi Port Trust, Engineering Department in Karachi, Sindh. The scope includes clearing jungle by cutting and removing shrubs, trees up to 450mm girth, and taking out entire roots. The work involves filling holes with earth in layers, dressing, consolidation, watering, stacking serviceable material, and disposing of useless materials outside KPT limits. The site is located at Railway Yard West Wharf Karachi, requiring careful site inspection and adherence to safety and environmental standards. The contract demands compliance with Karachi Port Trust's engineering specifications and general conditions, including maintenance for 12 months post-completion. Bidders must be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council in Category C-6 and above with specialized category CE-10. They must submit valid PEC certificates, NTN, SECP certificates, online tax verification, SRB certificates, and an affidavit of no default or blacklisting. Minimum annual turnover of PKR 1 million for the last 3 years is mandatory, supported by audited financial statements or tax returns. Only FBR and SRB registered bidders quoting inclusive of all government taxes are eligible. The tender submission deadline is on the 15th of April 2026 by 10:30 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM in the Committee Room of the Civil Works/Engineering Department, 2nd Floor, KPT Head Office Building Karachi. Bids must be submitted online through E-PADS with original hard copies of bid security and tender fee in sealed envelopes. The physical address for submission is Chief Engineer, Karachi Port Trust, Eduljee Dinshaw Road, Karachi. Pro-Tip: Ensure all pages of Performa A and A-1 are duly filled, signed, and stamped. Avoid overwriting in the Bill of Quantities; if necessary, corrections must be properly rewritten and authenticated. Check the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty and bid security requirements to avoid disqualification.