This tender invites qualified contractors in Karachi to undertake maintenance and repair works for Commissioner Karachi residential buildings, focusing on lacquered and French polishing of wooden canopies, chajjas, doors, and windows, along with repairing the swimming pool. The Executive Engineer Project Directorate of Commissioner Karachi is overseeing this project, which falls under the Construction & Civil Works Materials category. The scope includes surface repairing, spirit and lacquer polishing of ornamental woodwork, painting of iron bars and gates, refurbishing wooden chajjas, strengthening wooden canopy structures, and repairing cracked joints in tiles. Additionally, the tender covers supplying professional pool cleaning tools and installing uPVC floor traps for the swimming pool. The site is located in Karachi, where contractors must consider the challenges of working on aging residential structures and ensure high-quality workmanship with approved materials. Bidders should hold a valid PEC registration under the relevant category and maintain active FBR and SRB tax registrations for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender requires a 2% bid security and a 10% security deposit including the bid security. Contractors must submit a technical bid with all required documents, including NTN, CNIC, and proof of similar completed works. Compliance with SPPRA rules and submission of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) is mandatory. The submission deadline is set for 16-04-2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled at 11:30 AM on the same day at the Executive Engineer Project Directorate office, 4 Club Road, Main Commissioner Office, Karachi. Bidders must submit sealed hard copies of their bids to the specified address. Pro-Tip: Ensure all bid documents are signed, stamped, and initialed where corrections are made. Pay special attention to the bid security and bid validity period of 90 days to avoid disqualification. Also, verify the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or additional requirements often overlooked in similar tenders.