Maintenance and Repair of Minister Bungalow No.19 at GOR-I Bath Island Karachi

This tender invites bids for the maintenance and repair of Minister Bungalow No.19 located at GOR-I, Bath Island, Karachi under the Provincial Buildings Division No.I Karachi. The project falls under the Construction & Civil Works Materials category and is crucial for preserving the structural integrity and functionality of this important government property in Karachi. The scope includes comprehensive repair works involving high-quality construction materials and skilled workmanship to ensure durability and compliance with engineering standards. The site is situated in a prime urban area, which may present logistical challenges such as restricted access and the need for careful coordination to minimize disruption. Contractors must be prepared to manage these challenges while adhering to the specified timelines and quality benchmarks. Bidders should hold a valid PEC registration appropriate for the category of works and must be on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) or Sindh Revenue Board (SRB). The tender requires submission of a 5% Earnest Money in the form of Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) or Pay Order. Compliance with the 2025-26 fiscal year regulations and submission of all required documentation, including NTN and relevant licenses, is mandatory to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is set for 29th January 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled for the same day at 11:30 AM. Bids must be submitted physically at the office of the Executive Engineer, Provincial Buildings Division No.I Karachi, located at Barrack No.18, Block 4-A, Sindh Secretariat Saddar Karachi. Late submissions will be rejected outright. Pro-Tip: Ensure to verify the bid security amount and form carefully as per the tender requirements. Missing or incorrect Earnest Money submissions are a common cause for bid rejection. Also, check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or documentation requirements that are often overlooked.