Hiring of Procurement and Construction Contractor for Gambat South Produced Water Treatment and Injection Facility Project

Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) invites bids for the hiring of a procurement and construction contractor for the Gambat South Produced Water Treatment and Injection Facility Project located in Gambat, Sindh. This tender is specifically for the supply of miscellaneous instrumentation and electrical items as well as the design, manufacturing, fabrication, assembling, and supply of packaged reciprocating compressors for the Gambat South 100 psi Compression Project. Items being procured: - Hiring of Procurement and Construction Contractor for Gambat South Produced Water Treatment and Injection Facility Project - Supply of miscellaneous instrumentation and electrical items - Design, Manufacturing / Fabrication, Assembling & Supply of Packaged Reciprocating Compressors for Gambat South 100 psi Compression Project The scope includes comprehensive procurement and construction services, instrumentation, electrical supplies, and specialized compressor equipment for the facility. Bidders must ensure compliance with technical specifications and project timelines. Eligibility criteria include valid PEC registration in relevant categories, FBR active taxpayer status, and prior experience in similar projects. Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) or Bid Security in the form of CDR or Pay Order is required as per tender documents. Key dates: The revised closing date and time for bid submission is **20 October 2026 at 1500 hrs**. Bids will be opened 30 minutes after the closing time. Tender documents and detailed instructions are available on the PPRA website and PPL's e-procurement portal at https://eprocurement.ppl.com.pk. Bidders who have already submitted proposals may withdraw and resubmit before the revised deadline. A practical tip for bidders: Carefully review the updated tender documents on the official portals and ensure all technical and financial bids are complete and compliant to avoid disqualification. Early submission is recommended to avoid last-minute issues.