Miscellaneous Construction and Repair Works at Lahore Cantt

The Military Engineer Services office of GE (Army) – II Lahore Cantt is procuring a range of miscellaneous construction and repair works at various locations within Lahore Cantt. This procurement covers civil construction, repair, renovation, maintenance, and deposit works at officers, JCOs, soldiers, and NCsE quarters, as well as barracks, CH/DH facilities. Additionally, the supply of bazar materials including building, electrical, water supply, and Sui gas items is included. Term contracts for building and repair, internal water supply, and Sui gas works with minor maintenance and deposit work up to PKR 300,000 per subdivision are also part of the scope. Decoration contracts for periodical services such as mud plastering and leaping for requisitioned houses and deposit works are included. The technical scope requires contractors to have experience in similar works and be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC). Only contractors on the approved MES list in categories A, B, C, D, and E with relevant experience are eligible. Contractors must submit applications with complete credentials, including financial statements, skilled personnel, and equipment details for works executed or in hand over the last three years costing over PKR 5 million. A certificate confirming no litigation with government departments and no outstanding special reports from the Directorate of Inspection and Evaluation is mandatory. Tender documents will be issued only to scrutinized contractors who meet the eligibility criteria. The tender submission deadline is **06 June 2026 at 11:30 AM**, with opening at 12:00 PM the same day at the office of GE (Army) – II Lahore Cantt. Contractors are advised to ensure their applications are complete and submitted within 8 days of advertisement to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the Technical Bid with all required documentation, including PEC registration and financial statements, as incomplete submissions are commonly rejected. Early submission and presence at the tender opening can provide valuable insights into the competition and process.