Providing and Distribution of LED Street Lights in All UCs of Karachi

The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation Engineering Department is procuring LED street lights for all Union Councils of Karachi. This project involves the supply and distribution of high-quality 100 Watt IP-65 LED street lights, along with single arm brackets, copper conductor cables, ABC connectors, and 20 Amp switches with necessary fixing accessories. The scope covers installation across the entire city of Karachi, Sindh province, under the supervision of the Engineering Department KMC. The technical scope includes providing 12,300 LED street lights, matching brackets, and associated electrical wiring and fittings. The materials must meet the specified standards and be suitable for outdoor use. The project duration is 90 days with a penalty of Rs. 3,000 per day for delays. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in relevant categories, hold valid NTN and SRB registrations, and possess an electric license issued by the Government of Sindh. Experience in similar government sector projects is mandatory, with requirements for machinery, technical staff, and financial capacity clearly outlined. The bid submission deadline is **June 16, 2026, 11:00 AM**, with electronic submission only via the SPPRA EPADS system. The technical and financial bids will be opened online on the same day. The bid security is Rs. 5,812,131 and must be submitted as a pay order or CDR. Tender documents are available on the SPPRA website. The procuring agency emphasizes strict compliance with all SPPRA rules and requires an Integrity Pact for contracts exceeding Rs. 10 million. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all bid documents are complete, signed, and stamped, with no overwriting or corrections left unsigned, as non-compliance will lead to disqualification. Early registration on the SPPRA EPADS portal is advised to avoid last-minute submission issues. This tender offers a significant opportunity for qualified contractors to participate in a large-scale urban infrastructure upgrade in Karachi.