Annual HT/LT Line Maintenance and Transformer Repair Works for FY 2026-27 Muzaffarabad

The Operation Division Muzaffarabad-II invites sealed bids for the annual maintenance and repair of HT/LT lines and transformers for the financial year 2026-27. This procurement is crucial for ensuring uninterrupted power supply and efficient operation of the electrical distribution network in Muzaffarabad. The works are to be executed under the Single Stage One Envelope procedure, and interested contractors must submit their bids by 15 September 2026, 10:30 AM at the office of the undersigned. Items being procured: - HT Line Maintenance (58 No) - HT Line Maintenance (45 No) - HT Line Maintenance (40 No) - HT Line Maintenance (34 No) - HT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - HT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - HT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - HT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - HT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - LT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - LT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - LT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - LT Line Maintenance (Per Km) - Transformer Repair 630KVA (No) - Transformer Repair 400KVA (No) - Transformer Repair 200KVA (No) - Transformer Repair 100KVA (No) - Transformer Repair 50KVA (No) - Transformer Repair 25KVA (No) - Miscellaneous Works (No) The technical scope includes comprehensive repair and maintenance of high tension (HT) and low tension (LT) lines, as well as transformer overhauling and related electrical works. All works must comply with the relevant safety and quality standards. Bidders must be registered with PEC in the appropriate category, possess valid FBR/ATL registration, and provide an earnest money/bid security as specified: Rs. 40,000 for tender MZ0932, Rs. 170,000 for MZ0934, and Rs. 62,000 for MZ1038. Tender documents can be obtained for Rs. 2,000 up to 14 September 2026. Submission deadline is **15 September 2026**. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes at the office of the undersigned. For queries, contact **Operation Division Muzaffarabad-II** at the provided phone number. A practical tip: Ensure your bid security is in the correct form and amount, as incomplete or incorrect securities are a common cause for bid rejection in public sector tenders.