This tender invites qualified contractors in Multan to undertake vinyl replacement and signage maintenance at PSO's NVROs under the Pakistan State Oil Company Limited. The scope covers removal of old vinyl on spreaders, installation of new approved 3M or equivalent vinyl, and repair or replacement of acrylic sheets and LED tube rods. The work also includes supply and installation of pump spreaders, emergency response plan plates, safety precaution signs, tank decanting instruction sheets, and outlet nameplates, all fabricated with high-quality materials and backed by a five-year warranty. The project demands careful handling of acrylic thermoplastic sheets, mild steel frames, and electrical components to ensure durability and compliance with PSO standards. Contractors must transport materials to site, execute repairs without damaging existing structures, and apply protective coatings on steel parts. The worksite in Multan requires adherence to safety protocols, including PPE usage, risk assessments, and supervision by certified electricians for electrical tasks. The contract duration is three months post issuance of the purchase order. Bidders should ensure they meet PEC category requirements and maintain an active FBR/ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. It is advisable to prepare a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as Earnest Money and submit both technical and financial bids in compliance with PSO's tax and statutory regulations. The contractor must also be ready to pay applicable stamp duties and provide documentary evidence for any tax exemptions claimed. The submission deadline is set for 08 April 2026, with bids opening on the same day. Interested parties should deliver sealed quotations to PSO House, Khayaban-e-Iqbal, Clifton, Karachi. All bids must be inclusive of taxes and comply with PSO's HSE standards to avoid disqualification. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty requirements and ensure all safety certifications for scaffolding and electrical equipment are up to date to avoid contract termination risks.