This tender invites sealed quotations for the disposal of various scrap items located at Chashma Barrage Colony, Mianwali, under the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA). The items include steel frames, wooden office furniture, electric kettles, refrigerators, deep freezers, tarpaulins, carpets, foam mattresses, toners, and newspapers. The disposal is on an 'as is and where is' basis, providing an opportunity for buyers to inspect and bid on a diverse range of scrap materials. The scrap items are available for inspection at the WAPDA premises from Monday to Thursday between 09:00 and 15:00 hours, strictly by appointment for security-cleared persons. The site location in Mianwali offers easy access for interested parties to evaluate the condition and quantity of the scrap. The tender requires bidders to submit sealed quotations supported by a 10% Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as earnest money, payable to the Manager Account (WAPDA, CNPGS Site). The disposal process includes a public opening of bids at Abaseen Club, Chashma, ensuring transparency and fairness. Bidders should ensure compliance with the latest FBR/ATL requirements for the financial year 2025-26, including valid tax filing status. The tender advises participants to clearly state whether quoted rates include GST; if not specified, rates will be considered inclusive of GST. The successful bidder must deposit 25% of the offered value immediately upon award, with the balance plus applicable income tax to be paid within ten days to avoid forfeiture of the security deposit. The submission deadline is within 20 days from the advertisement date, with bids to be delivered to the Manager (WAPDA) DTS office at Chashma Barrage Colony. The bid opening will occur at 10:00 hours on the specified date, allowing bidders or their authorized representatives to attend. This process ensures a structured and secure disposal of government assets. Pro-Tip: Make sure to verify the exact stamp duty and earnest money requirements as stated in the newspaper advertisement, as these are commonly overlooked and can lead to disqualification. Also, bring original CNIC during inspection and submission to avoid any procedural delays.