Maintenance and Renovation of Sindh Secretariat Building No-I Karachi Ground Floor ACR Room Civil Works

The Provincial Buildings Division No: II, Karachi is procuring maintenance and renovation works for the Sindh Secretariat Building No-I located in Karachi. This project specifically involves the renovation of the ACR room at the ground floor, focusing on civil works including dismantling, masonry, plastering, painting, and sanitary fittings installation. The technical scope covers a variety of civil and sanitary works such as dismantling glazed tiles, cement block masonry, door removal, distemper painting, cement concrete block masonry, cement plastering, and finishing works including French polishing and door closer installation. Sanitary works include providing and fixing UPVC pipes, bathroom accessories, wash down W.C. pans, lavatory basins, and CP fittings. The site is located at Sindh Secretariat Saddar Karachi, and the contract duration is three months from the date of commencement. Eligible bidders must have valid PEC registration in relevant categories, NTN and FBR registration, and proven experience in similar civil and sanitary works. The estimated cost of the contract is **PKR 2,999,000**. Earnest Money in the form of 5% bid security is required, which will be converted into performance guarantee upon award. The bid validity period is 90 days. Bids must be submitted by **14-05-2026 at 11:00 AM** at the office of the Executive Engineer, Provincial Buildings Division No: II, Barrack No.18, Block 4-A, Sindh Secretariat Saddar Karachi. Technical and financial bids should be prepared carefully following the instructions in the bidding documents. Late submissions will be rejected. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that all bid documents, including CDRs and technical qualifications, are complete and properly attested. Pay special attention to the Bill of Quantities and percentage rates quoted, as arithmetic errors will be rectified as per the rules. Early preparation and site visits are recommended to understand the scope fully and avoid any ambiguities during execution.