Construction of Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation Schemes in DIKhan Division

The Public Health Engineering Division DIKhan is procuring construction services for multiple drinking water supply and sanitation schemes across DIKhan Division. This tender covers the construction of tube wells, P/Chambers 12x12, compound walls, surface tanks, supply mains, distribution systems, plate forms, and water collecting points at various locations including Sardaray Wala, Teer Garh, Kotla Lodhian, Niazi Abad Shah Dau, Grid Road, Athoog, Gomal Khurd, Shore Kot, Mittha Pur, Musa Khar, Dhap Shumali, Diyal, Qureshi Mor Chowk, Ghulamay Wala, Kirri Khaisore, Rukhnao, and others. Additionally, street, drain, and sewerage works are included in several union councils such as Paharpur, Laar, Bhagwani, Kat Garh, Kot Jai, Kiri Khaisor, Bilot, Ratta Kulachi, Shorkot, Kurai, Chehkan, Zindani, Hissam, Ketch, Yarik, Mandhran, Dhap Shumali, Kotla Saidan, Dewala, Muryali, Lachra, DD1, and DD2. The scope involves comprehensive civil works including street pavement, drainage, and sewerage systems, alongside water supply infrastructure. Contractors must be registered with the Government and eligible to bid under the Single Stage Single Envelope procedure. Compliance with KPPRA rules is mandatory, including submission of earnest money in the form of Call Deposit Receipt (CDR). Financial bids must be submitted before the deadline and uploaded on the EPADS system to avoid rejection. Bidders must also submit physical CDR or rate analysis; failure to do so will result in debarment for one year. This tender is ideal for contractors with relevant PEC categories and experience in water supply and sanitation projects. FBR and ATL registration are required. The last date for submission of sealed bids is **15th June 2026 at 12:00 Noon**. Bids should be sent via courier to the office of the Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering Division DIKhan. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that the financial bid is uploaded on the EPADS website as well as physically submitted with all required documents. Missing the online submission will lead to outright rejection regardless of the physical submission. This dual submission requirement is critical for compliance and successful participation.