This tender invites qualified engineering consultancy firms to provide design services for a Ground plus Seven (G+7) storey residential tower at Wah Cantt under Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POF). The project involves designing a 7040 square feet block comprising 64 flats, each approximately 567 square feet, featuring two rooms, kitchen, back veranda, bath, and toilet. The scope covers architectural, structural, and internal MEP works including electrical, networking, fire safety, lifts, plumbing, gas, sewerage, and drainage connectivity to existing networks. The consultancy must prepare detailed drawings, landscaping plans, 3D models, and complete Bills of Quantities (BOQs) with estimates based on the MES Schedule of Rates 2025, adhering to ACI standards and Pakistan building codes. The site at Wah Cantt presents typical engineering challenges related to multi-storey residential construction requiring precise coordination of architectural and MEP disciplines to ensure compliance and functionality. Applicants must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) under relevant specialized codes and demonstrate past experience with similar projects. Firms should maintain a qualified in-house professional team and provide financial standing evidence from a scheduled bank. Compliance with PEC technical proposal standards and PPRA procurement rules is mandatory. The tender follows a single-stage two-envelope procedure with a 90-day bid validity. Bids must be submitted by the closing date of 5th July 2024 before 23:59:59. The technical bids will be opened as per schedule at the POF Wah Cantt office. Interested firms should ensure all documentation including PEC registration, past project credentials, and financial certificates are complete to avoid disqualification. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the PEC specialized codes required and ensure your firm's registration matches all relevant disciplines. Missing or incomplete PEC documentation is a common reason for rejection. Also, verify the financial bid submission format as per PPRA rules to avoid procedural errors.