Civil Works for Pipeline Replacement and Solarization with HDPE Pipe Supply in Kech District

This tender from the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), Kech Division, invites bids for civil works involving pipeline replacement and solarization in Kech District, Balochistan. The projects include replacing pipelines with RHC and solarizing water supply systems at Bit Buleda, installing solar systems and drilling boreholes with a 5000-gallon water tank at Shay Saichi Dasht, and supplying HDPE pipes for various water supply schemes. These works are part of the BSDIP Phase-II for the fiscal year 2025-26, emphasizing sustainable water infrastructure and renewable energy integration in the region. The scope covers extensive civil engineering tasks such as pipeline replacement requiring durable materials and skilled workmanship to ensure longevity and efficiency. Solarization efforts involve installing photovoltaic systems to power water supply pumps, reducing reliance on conventional energy sources. The drilling of boreholes and installation of large water tanks demand precise site management and adherence to safety standards in the challenging terrain of Kech District. Bidders must ensure compliance with PEC registration and maintain an active status on the Federal Board of Revenue's Active Taxpayer List (ATL). The bidding firms should not be blacklisted and must hold valid GST registration. The tender requires a 2% bid security in the form of a bank guarantee or call deposit receipt. Tender documents are available upon payment of a Rs. 5000 fee via Green Challan under Account No. C02726. The submission deadline is set for 13th February 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:00 AM at the WAPDA office in Kech. Interested parties should submit sealed bids in accordance with the Single Stage One Envelope procedure. For inquiries, contact the Executive Engineer PHE Division Kech at phone 0852413093 or email phetenders@gmail.com. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender advertisement for specific Earnest Money and stamp duty requirements, as these are commonly overlooked and can lead to disqualification.