This tender invites contractors to provide various facilities at the PAF Base Chaklala in Rawalpindi under emergency work provisions as per PPRA Rule 42-c (v) of 2004. The Military Engineer Services requires experienced firms to undertake construction and civil works involving multiple facility provisions across the base. The scope includes complex engineering tasks demanding adherence to high standards and timely execution within the military environment of Rawalpindi. The work involves construction and installation of facilities at a strategic air force base, requiring robust materials and skilled workmanship to meet operational and security requirements. Contractors must be prepared to handle site-specific challenges including coordination with military authorities and compliance with strict safety protocols. The tender covers a total estimated cost exceeding PKR 340 million, reflecting the scale and importance of the project. Applicants must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and belong to approved MES categories 'A' or 'B'. Firms should ensure their FBR Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status is current for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender process demands submission of complete credentials and certificates confirming no litigation or outstanding government reports. This ensures only qualified and compliant contractors participate. The submission deadline is set for 14 April 2026 at 1130 hours, with tender opening at 1200 hours on the same day. Applications must be delivered to the office of the Accepting Officer at HQ DW&CE (PAF) Chaklala. Interested parties can contact CMES (PAF) Faisal for further details during working hours. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes as per instructions. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender documents for specific PEC registration requirements and ensure your firm’s credentials are fully updated. Missing or incomplete documentation is a common cause for disqualification in MES tenders. Also, confirm your firm’s ATL status well before submission to avoid last-minute issues.