Improvement and Rehabilitation of Maulana Muhammad Ali Road No. 2, Shah Abdul Latif Road, PECHS No. 02 and Dr. Hirani Road at Amil Colony, District East, Karachi

This tender invites bids for the improvement and rehabilitation of key roads in Karachi's District East, including Maulana Muhammad Ali Road No. 2, Shah Abdul Latif Road, PECHS No. 02, and Dr. Hirani Road at Amil Colony. Issued by the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation's Engineering Department, the project falls under the Road & Infrastructure Works & Materials category and aims to enhance urban transport infrastructure in Karachi. The scope includes dismantling existing road metaling and cement concrete, excavation, laying RCC pipes, constructing manholes, and applying asphalt concrete wearing courses. The work requires skilled handling of materials like reinforced concrete, bitumen, and pipes, with attention to site conditions and urban challenges in Karachi. The estimated cost is PKR 49,984,000, funded through the Provincial/District ADP for the fiscal year 2025-26. Bidders must be registered with PEC in relevant categories, active on FBR and SRB tax lists, and meet stringent eligibility criteria including financial turnover, equipment availability, and technical staff qualifications. Compliance with PEC registration, FBR/ATL status, and submission of an Integrity Pact is mandatory. The bid security is 5% of the estimated cost, and bids must be submitted electronically via the SPPRA EPADS portal by the deadline. The submission deadline is set for 17th February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening shortly after. Physical bid submission is not accepted. The office of the Chairman Procurement Committee at the Engineering Department, KMC Muslimabad Karachi, is the official venue for bid opening and correspondence. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid documents include the Integrity Pact on stamp paper and that all financial and technical documents are complete and compliant with SPPRA rules to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully check the bid amount rounding as per the High Court order to the nearest rupee, as bids quoted in paise will be rejected.