This tender invites qualified contractors in Karachi to undertake the development and improvement of various schools, parks, and grounds across Union Councils 24, 31, 33, and 34 in District South Karachi. Issued by the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, Engineering Department, this project involves extensive civil works including dismantling, reinforced concrete, masonry, plumbing, electrical installations, and landscaping. The scope covers structural repairs, new construction elements, electrical fittings, and site improvements with a total estimated cost of PKR 162 million. The works require contractors to mobilize heavy machinery such as bulldozers, motor graders, dump trucks, and excavators, and to comply with technical specifications including the use of quality materials like cement concrete, RCC, and approved electrical components. The site conditions in Karachi demand careful planning for material handling, safety, and environmental protection. Contractors must prepare detailed construction schedules and method statements, ensuring timely completion within 180 days. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council in relevant categories, be on the active tax payer lists of FBR and SRB, and demonstrate financial capability with audited reports. The tender requires a bid security of 5% of the estimated cost and adherence to the Integrity Pact. Compliance with PEC categories and FBR/ATL status is mandatory for eligibility in the 2025-26 financial year. Submission deadline is on 17th February 2026 at 11:00 AM via the SPPRA e-Procurement system (EPADS). Bids will be opened online on the same day at 11:30 AM at the office of the Chairman Procurement Committee, Engineering Department, KMC, Muslimabad, Karachi. Physical submission of bids is not accepted. The address for correspondence is Office #01, Behind Dawood Engineering University, Engineering Department, KMC, Muslimabad, Karachi. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid documents include the correct Pay Order for bid security and the Integrity Pact on stamp paper as required. Also, double-check the rounding of bid amounts to the nearest rupee to avoid disqualification as per the High Court directive. Missing or incorrect documentation is a common cause for rejection in such tenders.