Provision of Internal Office Aluminum-Glass Partitioning and Civil Repair Works at Sector G-10 Islamabad

This tender invites bids for internal office aluminum-glass partitioning and civil repair works in an existing office building located at Sector G-10, Islamabad under the Department of the Auditor-General of Pakistan (DAGP). The procurement falls under construction and furnishings categories, reflecting the scope of partition installation and civil repairs. The project involves the supply and fixing of aluminum fixed partitions with 6mm brown tempered glass, including hardware such as handles, locks, and silicon sealant. The works also include installation of frosted film on glass surfaces and provision of compact trash bins. The site is in Islamabad's Sector G-10, requiring careful coordination to minimize disruption. The engineering challenge lies in integrating modern aluminum-glass partitions within an existing structure while ensuring quality workmanship and adherence to approved designs. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in category C-6 or above and hold valid tax registrations. Compliance with FBR and ATL requirements for the financial year 2025-26 is mandatory. The tender demands submission of audited financial reports, evidence of similar completed projects, and affidavits confirming no litigation or blacklisting. PEC category and FBR status verification are crucial to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is **February 28, 2026**, with bids to be opened on the same day at the office of the Deputy Director PMU, Audit House, Constitution Avenue, Islamabad. Bidders must submit sealed hard copies of bids along with original tender fee and bid security documents in separate envelopes to the specified address. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required affidavits on e-stamp paper and a detailed rate analysis if bidding below 10% of the estimated cost. Missing these often leads to disqualification. Also, verify the exact stamp duty requirements as per the provincial government to avoid delays in contract signing.