Minor Repair and Renovation Works of Furniture and Infrastructure at GE (Navy) Maintenance Islamabad

This tender invites contractors to undertake minor repair and renovation works involving furniture and infrastructure at the General Engineering (Navy) Maintenance sector in Islamabad. The scope covers multiple zones including East, West, and Southern zones, focusing on item rate contracts for furniture repair, replacement, and renovation of bath rooms, roads, and other civil works within naval complexes and residential areas. The works require experienced contractors familiar with B&R (Building and Roads) and E&M (Electrical and Mechanical) sub-divisions. The site locations are spread across Islamabad, including NRC and NHQ zones, demanding careful coordination and adherence to naval standards. Contractors must manage diverse tasks such as road repairs, roof treatments, waterproofing, plaster work, and installation of tough paving, ensuring quality and durability under local climatic conditions. Applicants should hold valid PEC registration in relevant categories and maintain an active FBR ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender advises verifying Earnest Money requirements, typically 2% of the estimated cost, to be submitted via Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) in favor of GE (Navy) Maintenance Islamabad. Contractors not on the approved MES list must provide proof of financial standing, past work experience, and registration certificates to qualify. The submission deadline is set for 06 January 2026 at 12:00 PM, with bids to be received and opened on the same day at the GE (Navy) Maintenance Sector E-8 Islamabad office. Interested parties should submit sealed bids physically at the designated office address, ensuring compliance with all tender conditions and documentation requirements. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty and earnest money submission details, as these are common pitfalls that can lead to disqualification. Also, ensure all technical and financial bids are clearly separated and properly labeled to avoid rejection during the opening process.