Extension of Bid Submission Dates for Multiple Construction Tenders in Quetta

This notice announces an extension for the submission deadlines of several construction tenders managed by the Civil Works and Public Projects & Housing Department in Kuchlak, Quetta. The extension provides bidders additional time until 20th February 2026 to prepare and submit their bids, ensuring wider participation and competitive pricing in the procurement process. The tenders originally had a closing date of 2nd February 2026, now extended to accommodate unforeseen delays or to encourage more competitive offers. The tenders involve various civil works projects in the Quetta region, requiring expertise in construction materials, site management, and adherence to engineering standards suitable for the local terrain and climate. Contractors will need to demonstrate capability in handling structural works, possibly including building maintenance, renovations, or new constructions under the department’s supervision. The projects demand compliance with quality standards and timely execution to meet departmental goals. Bidders should ensure they meet the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration requirements relevant to the tender category and maintain a valid Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for the fiscal year 2025-26. These prerequisites are critical for eligibility and smooth processing of bids. It is advisable to prepare all technical and financial documentation carefully, including Earnest Money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR), to avoid disqualification. The final submission deadline is set for 20th February 2026, with bid opening scheduled shortly after. Interested parties must submit their sealed bids to the office of the Executive Engineer (Building), CWPP&HD Kuchlak Quetta. The office address and contact details are available for any clarifications or assistance during the bidding process. Pro-Tip: Make sure to verify the specific stamp duty and bid security requirements mentioned in the original tender documents, as these are often overlooked and can lead to bid rejection. Also, keep an eye on official departmental updates or corrigenda to avoid missing any further changes.