Provision of Certain Facilities for Military Engineer Services Islamabad

The Military Engineer Services office in Islamabad is procuring the provision of certain facilities as part of its ongoing infrastructure and maintenance projects. This tender specifically targets contractors capable of delivering construction and civil works materials and related services to support the department's operational needs within the Islamabad Capital Territory. The technical scope involves the supply and installation of various facilities, likely including structural, mechanical, and electrical components, although exact details are not specified. The scale of work is significant, requiring contractors to demonstrate experience in similar projects and the capacity to manage multiple facets of construction and maintenance simultaneously. Eligibility criteria are stringent. Contractors must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and provide valid registration copies. Only firms enlisted in categories A, B, C, D, or E with relevant experience in this type of work are eligible. Additionally, contractors must not be involved in any litigation with government departments and must have no outstanding special reports from the Directorate of Inspection and Evaluation (E-in-C's Branch GHQ). FBR and ATL registration are implied requirements for government contracts. The tender documents will be issued only to scrutinized contractors who submit complete credentials as per the requirements. The deadline for submission is **04 May 2026 at 11:30 AM**, with the tender opening scheduled for the same day at 12:00 PM. Interested parties can contact the GE (Air) Maintenance office in Islamabad between 08:00 and 14:20 on working days for further details. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all documentation, including PEC registration, experience certificates, and litigation status certificates, are complete and verifiable before applying. This will expedite the issuance of tender documents and avoid disqualification during scrutiny. Timely submission before the deadline is critical to avoid rejection under PPRA rules.