Development and Rehabilitation of Parks in Karachi by Karachi Metropolitan Corporation

This tender from the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, Parks and Horticulture Department, invites contractors in Karachi to undertake the development and rehabilitation of multiple parks across the city. The scope includes dismantling cement concrete works, laying dry rammed bricks, cement concrete, paving blocks, solid block masonry walls, and precast kerb stones. The projects are spread across various locations such as Gulistan-e-Johar, Baldia Town, Sohrab Goth, North Nazimabad, and Malir, among others, with an estimated cost of PKR 20 million each. The work demands expertise in civil construction with a focus on landscaping and park infrastructure. Contractors must be prepared to handle site-specific challenges including soil compaction, concrete curing, and installation of park amenities like jogging tracks and lighting. The tender requires compliance with PEC categories C-6 or above, with specialized codes CE-01, CE-09, CE-10, BC-02, and CE-11, ensuring qualified firms with relevant experience participate. Bidders must hold valid PEC registration, NTN certificates, and Sindh Revenue Board registration with active status. Financial audits for the last three years and bank statements are mandatory. The tender process follows the EPAD system of SPPRA Sindh, requiring submission of bids through the online portal and physical submission of bid security and tender fees at the department office. The submission deadline is set for 18th March 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening at 10:30 AM at the Office of the Director General Parks & Horticulture Department, inside Bagh-e-Jinnah, Fatima Jinnah Road, Karachi. Interested firms should ensure all documents are complete and bids are stamped and signed by authorized representatives. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty and bid security requirements, as these are often overlooked and can lead to disqualification. Ensure your bid quotes are precise, with no more than two decimal places, to avoid rejection.