Disposal of Scrap Material at MEPCO Qasim Pur Colony Multan

This tender from Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) invites sealed bids for the disposal of unserviceable and scrap materials located in the C-Type Store of SS&T Division MEPCO R.Y. Khan at Qasim Pur Colony Multan. The scope covers a wide range of scrap items including conductors, copper scrap, circuit breakers, insulators, capacitors, transformers, and various damaged electrical components. The materials are offered on an 'As is where is basis' and bidders are encouraged to inspect the items during working hours. The disposal involves handling diverse electrical scrap materials that require careful dismantling and transportation. Located in Multan, the site demands bidders to consider logistical arrangements and safety measures for handling heavy and potentially hazardous electrical scrap. The tender emphasizes the importance of understanding the condition of items such as incomplete circuit breakers and damaged insulators, which may affect the resale or recycling value. Bidders should ensure compliance with PEC registration and maintain an active FBR ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender requires a non-refundable fee of PKR 20,000 for the bidding documents, payable at the XEN SS&T Division MEPCO Qasim Pur Multan office. Earnest Money in the form of Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) must accompany the bid as per PPRA rules. No bid modifications are allowed after opening, and the process will be transparent with public bid opening. The submission deadline is set for 18th February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:30 AM in the office of Addl: Chief Engineer GSO Circle MEPCO Multan. Interested bidders must submit sealed bids physically at the specified office address. Inspection of scrap is allowed from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on working days. 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, carefully review the detailed terms and conditions in the bidding documents to avoid any procedural errors.