Installation of 6 kW Solar Power System at Taluka Court Mirpur Sakro Thatta

This tender invites bids for the installation of a 6 kW solar power system at the Taluka Court Mirpur Sakro @ Gharo under the District and Sessions Court, Thatta in Sindh. The procurement falls under the Power, Electrical & Solar Equipment category and aims to enhance energy efficiency at the judicial complex in Thatta. The scope includes supply and installation of a hybrid 6 kW solar system comprising Inverex Nitrox inverter, Tier-1 Mono PERC solar panels, lithium-ion battery bank, mounting structures, wiring, and associated electrical items. The system will be installed at the Taluka Court Mirpur Sakro @ Gharo, Thatta, with all materials conforming to required standards. The installation involves engineering challenges such as ensuring rust-proof mounting capable of withstanding winds up to 150 km/h and integrating the system with existing infrastructure. The project includes testing, commissioning, and handover within 30 days of contract award. Bidders must be registered contractors, manufacturers, authorized distributors, or experienced service providers with a minimum annual turnover of PKR 1 million over the last three fiscal years. Compliance with PEC categories is advised, and bidders should be on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) of FBR with valid NTN, GST, and vendor registration. The tender requires submission of Earnest Money of PKR 30,000 in the form of Bank Draft or Pay Order. The contract includes a one-year warranty on all hardware and installation. The bid submission deadline is set for 08 April 2026 at 11:40 PM, with technical proposals opening at 1:20 PM the same day via the SPPRA e-Procurement (ePAD) portal. Bidders must upload scanned bid security and submit the original instrument before bid opening. The physical address for submission and opening is the Office of the Senior Civil Judge, District and Sessions Court, Thatta. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required documents such as NTN, GST, ATL certificates, and the original Earnest Money instrument before the deadline. Missing any of these can lead to disqualification. Also, carefully review the technical specifications to avoid non-responsiveness due to ambiguous or conditional bids.