Construction of Farm Ponds, Dug Wells, Solar Pumping Systems and Land Preparation in Kharan

This tender from the Deputy Director Agriculture On Farm Water Management in Kharan, Balochistan, invites contractors for the construction of farm ponds, development of dug wells, installation of solar pumping systems, and provision of fruit plants, oil seeds, pulses, and fodder along with land preparation. The project is part of PSDP 2025-26 under CSR-2018, focusing on enhancing agricultural water management and productivity in the region. The scope involves civil works including excavation and construction of water retention structures, installation of solar-powered pumps to ensure sustainable irrigation, and agricultural inputs to support crop growth. The site in Kharan presents engineering challenges such as water scarcity and terrain adaptation, requiring firms with expertise in irrigation and solar energy systems. The project demands careful coordination of materials and skilled labor to meet technical specifications and environmental considerations. Bidders must hold PEC registration in category C-5 or above, with relevant codes CE04(ii) for Irrigation & Flood Control Systems, CE04(v) for Irrigation Only, CE09(ii) for Water Supply, CE10(i) for General Civil Engineering Works, and EE11(ii) for Solar Energy. Firms must be on the Active Taxpayer List and not blacklisted, with a proven track record of similar projects worth at least PKR 12.46 million in the last three years. Submission of audit reports, tax returns for FY 2025, and bank statements is mandatory to ensure financial stability. The submission deadline is set for 02 April 2026 at 12:15 PM sharp, with technical bids opening the same day at 01:15 PM. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes at the office of the Deputy Director Agriculture On Farm Water Management, Kharan. The tender fee of Rs.1500 and bid security of 2% must be deposited as per instructions, with bank guarantees mandatory for bid security. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes the correct Call Deposit Receipt verified by the District Treasury and check the newspaper ad for specific stamp duty requirements, which are often overlooked but critical for bid acceptance.