This tender invites bids for the disposal of unserviceable and scrap materials located at various MEPCO stores in Multan and surrounding areas. The Multan Electric Power Company Limited (MEPCO) is offering these items on an 'As is Where is' basis, providing an opportunity for interested bidders to acquire scrap materials including ACSR conductors, AAC conductors, iron scrap, and empty transformer bodies. The disposal covers multiple lots with specific quantities and locations, primarily in Multan, Sahiwal, and Bahawalpur. The scope involves lifting and removal of scrap materials from MEPCO stores, requiring bidders to arrange their own transportation, labor, and safety equipment. The materials are physically inspected during working hours, and bidders must comply with MEPCO's security protocols. The contract demands strict adherence to timelines, with lifting to be completed within 21 days of release order issuance. Penalties apply for delays, and all applicable taxes must be paid by the contractor. The tender follows a Single Stage One Envelope bidding procedure under PPRA rules. Bidders must be GST registered and listed on the Active Taxpayers List of FBR. An affidavit confirming no blacklisting or debarment is mandatory. Bid security in the form of CDR, Pay Order, or Demand Draft must accompany the bid. The contract requires compliance with all legal and tax obligations, and MEPCO reserves the right to reject any proposal under PPRA Rule-33. The contract includes provisions for dispute resolution through arbitration in Multan. Submission deadline is **15 April 2026** with bid opening on the same day at MEPCO's office on Khanewal Road, Multan. Bidders should submit sealed bids in the tender box at the Director Procurement Distribution MEPCO office. The tender fee is Rs 2000, non-refundable, payable upon request for bidding documents. The process is transparent with public bid opening in presence of bidders or their representatives. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid security is issued from your own bank account and submitted on time to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully review the detailed terms and conditions in the bidding documents, especially regarding lifting timelines and penalties, to avoid costly mistakes.