Fabrication and Replacement of Ship to Ship Lightweight Brows (Gangway) for PMSA Ships

The Headquarters Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in Karachi is inviting sealed quotations from Sales Tax registered suppliers and contractors for specialized fabrication and replacement work. The procurement specifically concerns the fabrication, replacement, and application of ship to ship lightweight brows (gangway) for PMSA ships. This is a critical maritime security infrastructure project requiring skilled workmanship and adherence to maritime safety standards. Items being procured: - Fabrication of ship to ship lightweight brows (gangway) - Replacement of existing lightweight brows - Application of lightweight brows on PMSA ships The technical scope involves precise fabrication and installation of lightweight gangways designed for ship-to-ship transfer operations. The work will be executed at the PMSA shipyards in Karachi, ensuring compliance with maritime safety regulations and structural integrity. Suppliers must be capable of delivering high-quality materials and workmanship suitable for marine environments. Eligibility criteria include valid Sales Tax registration and relevant experience in maritime fabrication or ship repair works. Contractors should be familiar with technical specifications and procurement procedures as outlined by the PMSA procurement and contract cell. The tender process follows PPRA rules, and all bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes. The last date for submission of applications is **19 August 2026 at 11:00 Hrs**, with tender opening scheduled on the same day at 11:30 Hrs at the HQ PMSA / D (P & CC) Office. Interested bidders should contact the procurement cell during working hours for IT forms, specifications, and scope of work details. Contact numbers are 99214961 and 48509194. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure your quotation includes all required documentation and is submitted well before the deadline to avoid disqualification. Pay special attention to the technical specifications and provide clear evidence of your capability to perform maritime fabrication works. Early communication with the procurement cell can clarify any ambiguities and improve your bid quality.