This tender invites qualified contractors in Karachi to undertake maintenance and repair works for government accommodation bungalow no 87/1 located in Clifton. Issued by the Police Department (AIGP EM & Development CPO, Sindh), the scope covers civil and electrical works including flooring, ceiling, electrification, washroom, and kitchen repairs. The project demands expertise in handling porcelain tiles, marble flooring, aluminum framing, iron grills, and electrical wiring with circuit breakers, ensuring compliance with local standards and quality. The works involve detailed civil tasks such as laying porcelain tiles, false ceilings, aluminum window frames, and marble stairs, alongside electrical installations including wiring for light and fan points, circuit breakers, and PVC conduits. The site in Clifton Karachi presents typical urban engineering challenges requiring precise workmanship and adherence to specifications. Contractors must be prepared to manage materials like cement mortar, reinforced concrete, deodar wood, and electrical components while ensuring timely completion within 20 days from the work order. Bidders should hold valid PEC registration and NTN, with a focus on meeting the 2025-26 fiscal year requirements. Bid security of 2.5% and a security deposit of 5.5% are mandatory. The tender follows the Standard Bidding Document format for contracts up to PKR 2.5 million. Compliance with FBR/ATL status is essential to avoid disqualification. Contractors are advised to review the Bill of Quantities carefully and ensure all codal requirements are met before submission. The submission deadline is set for 26th March 2025 at 11:00 AM via the online EPADS system. Bid opening will occur the same day at 11:30 AM at Dr Muhammad Ali Shah Auditorium, Ground Floor Block-C, Central Police Office, Sindh, Karachi. Interested parties should prepare sealed bids with all required documents and bid security to the specified address. Pro-Tip: Make sure to verify the exact stamp duty and bid security requirements as stated in the newspaper advertisement and tender documents, as these are common pitfalls leading to bid rejection. Also, ensure your PEC category matches the scope to avoid disqualification during technical evaluation.