IT Infra Development of Optical Fiber and Underground Copper Cables

The General Headquarters Signals Directorate Rawalpindi is procuring specialized IT infrastructure development services focused on Optical Fiber Cables (OFC) and Underground (Copper) cables. This tender is specifically for the fiscal year 2026/27 and targets reputable firms with proven experience in IT-based services related to laying, digging, repairing, and maintaining existing OFC and underground network cables across various regions of Pakistan. Items being procured: - IT Infra Development of Optical Fiber Cables (OFC) - Under Ground (Copper) UG Cables laying and digging - Repair and maintenance of existing OFC and UG network The technical scope involves comprehensive site work including excavation, cable laying, and ongoing maintenance of fiber optic and copper cable networks. The project demands firms registered with Pakistan tax authorities, holding active Income Tax and GST payer status, and security clearance from government departments such as MoD, MoDP, and MoITT. Firms must also be registered with reputable government institutions. Bidding documents can be obtained from the General Headquarters Signals Battalion (Quarter Master Branch) located on Adiyala Road Rawalpindi upon payment of a non-refundable Bank Draft of Rs 10,000 in favor of the General Headquarters Signals Directorate. The tender submission deadline is 14 July 2026 at 1000 hours, with the technical proposal opening at 1030 hours the same day. Financial bids will be opened after technical evaluation in the presence of bidders' representatives. This tender is ideal for firms with strong technical expertise in IT infrastructure and cable network services, possessing relevant PEC categories and FBR/ATL registration. Timely submission of sealed bids along with brochures or samples is mandatory. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure your technical proposal clearly demonstrates your experience with similar IT infrastructure projects and includes all required security clearances to avoid disqualification during the technical evaluation phase.