Earthing of Transformers Sub-Station on HT/LT Steel Structures & PC Poles in Gujranwala

This tender invites technical and financial proposals for the earthing of Transformers Sub-Station on HT/LT Steel Structures and PC Poles under the jurisdiction of Gujranwala Electric Power Company Limited (GEPCO) in Gujranwala. The scope covers installation of complete earthing systems to ensure safety and operational efficiency in the power distribution network. The work involves installing earth rods into boreholes up to moisture level and pouring earthing materials such as potassium nitrate, salt, and charcoal to achieve an earth resistance of 2.5 ohms or less. This is critical to protect personnel, equipment, and the public from electrical faults and to ensure reliable power distribution. The project covers approximately 1562 transformers sub-stations across Civil Lines, Sheranwala Bagh, T.M. Khan, and G.T. Road areas within the City Division No. 2 of GEPCO. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council under categories EE-04, EE-05, or CE-10 with capacities C-2 to C-5. They should also be registered with FBR and PRA, have relevant experience with WAPDA/PPMC/NTDC/DISCOs, and demonstrate financial strength with audited accounts and bank statements. Compliance with FBR/ATL and PEC requirements for the 2025-26 financial year is essential to ensure eligibility and smooth contract execution. The submission deadline is set for 12th February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:30 AM on the same day. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the office of Chief Engineer O&M (Dist.), 565-A GEPCO Head Office, Model Town, Gujranwala. All bids must include a 2% bid security in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and comply with the detailed bidding instructions. Pro-Tip: Make sure to verify the tag numbers and GPS coordinates of each transformer sub-station in your technical bid to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully check the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty and bid bond requirements, which are often overlooked but critical for bid acceptance.