Construction of Internal Black Top Roads with Sewerage Lines and Solar System Installations in Kech and Panjgur Districts

The Urban Planning and Development Department Makran Division at Kech is inviting bids for multiple construction and solar installation projects. These works are located primarily in Kech and Panjgur districts of Balochistan. The procurement includes a variety of civil and solar power works aimed at infrastructure development and agricultural support. Items being procured: - Construction of internal black top roads with sewerage lines at Shahi Tump District Kech - Provision of home solar system for various village UCs of Panjgur II - Installation of 5 bore solar and pipe systems for agriculture purpose at Sibdan, Jat Joo, Hassan Bazar Kaheren Dasht, Charo Burzag, Talamb, Bahot Chat Dasht, and Kuddah - Supply and installation of solar system for drinking water source at Talumb and Bullo District Tump - Provision and installation of solar system for agriculture purpose at Talumb and Mand District Tump The technical scope covers road construction with integrated sewerage lines and multiple solar power systems installation for agricultural and drinking water purposes. The projects require composite schedule of rates 2026, amended by G.O.B. The scale of work is significant, involving multiple locations within the Makran Division. Eligibility criteria include presence in the Active Taxpayer List, registration with Balochistan Revenue Authority, and completion of at least three similar assignments. Bidders must not be blacklisted by any procuring agency of Pakistan. Earnest money of 2% of the estimated cost is required in the form of a bank guarantee or deposit at call. Tender fee is PKR 1500. The last date for bid submission is 12 August 2026 by 10:00 AM electronically through the supplier dashboard. Tender opening will be on the same day at 11:00 AM on the EPPS system. Bidders should ensure timely registration on the BPPRA electronic procurement system and prepare their technical and financial bids carefully. A practical tip for bidders: Carefully review the composite schedule of rates 2026 and ensure all technical specifications for solar and civil works are met to avoid disqualification during the technical evaluation phase.