Electrical and Construction Works at HIT Taxila and CMES Chaklala

This tender from Military Engineer Services at GHQ Rawalpindi invites qualified contractors for electrical and construction works at HIT Taxila and CMES Chaklala in Rawalpindi. The scope includes installation of force ventilation systems, upgrading electrical infrastructure, construction of prefabricated warehouses, washing sheds, offices, and other civil works. The projects involve complex electrical and mechanical tasks requiring experienced firms with PEC registration and proven track records in construction and electrical works. The works cover multiple sites within HIT Taxila and CMES Chaklala, demanding careful coordination and adherence to engineering standards. Contractors must manage drainage, electrical upgrades, and structural construction while ensuring minimal disruption to ongoing operations. The engineering challenges include integrating new electrical systems with existing infrastructure and constructing durable prefabricated structures suitable for industrial use. Firms must be registered with PEC in categories C-2, C-3, or C-4 and preferably enlisted with MES in categories A, B, or C. Compliance with FBR and ATL requirements for the 2025-26 financial year is mandatory. Contractors should prepare to submit Earnest Money in the form of a refundable 2% bid security if not enlisted with MES. Only firms with no outstanding DI&E recoveries and pre-qualification from Engineer-in-Chief Branch, GHQ Rawalpindi, will be considered. The submission deadline is set for 13 April 2026 at 1130 hours, with bid opening at 1200 hours on the same day at HQ DW&CE (DP), GHQ Rawalpindi. Interested firms should submit sealed hard copies of their bids along with all required documentation including NTN certificates, bank statements, and income tax returns for the last three years. Pro-Tip: Ensure your Technical Bid includes a valid Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and check the newspaper advertisement carefully for any specific stamp duty or bid security instructions that are often overlooked, which can lead to disqualification.