Provision of Sewerage Line, Drainage System and PCC Streets in Qazi Madrassa Street Attock Cantt

The Cantt Board Attock (RHQ Rawalpindi) is procuring civil works for the provision of sewerage line, drainage system, and PCC streets specifically in Qazi Madrassa Street, Attock Cantt, Punjab. This procurement is planned for the financial year 2025-26 and involves comprehensive construction activities including demolition of plain cement concrete, excavation in ordinary soil, supply and fixing of RCC pipes, construction of manholes with iron steps and brick walls, laying of PCC slabs for roads and hard standings, and installation of aluminium dividing strips in floors. The technical scope covers excavation up to 1.5 meters depth, laying 230 mm bore RCC pipes jointed with spigot sockets or collars, construction of manholes exceeding 600 mm but not exceeding 1800 mm depth, and providing precast RCC manhole covers with angle iron frames. Earth filling and cutting of ordinary/hard soil for roadways and runways are also included. The work site is located at Mirza Road, Attock Cantt, with all activities scheduled to commence within two days after contract award. Eligible bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the relevant category, possess valid FBR/ATL registration, and demonstrate prior experience in similar civil works. The bid security amount is PKR 100,000 in the form of Call at Deposit. Bidders are required to submit their bids electronically through EPADS v2.0 by the submission deadline of Wednesday, May 20, 2026, at 12:00 PM. Manual submissions will not be entertained. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely registration on EPADS v2.0 and to carefully prepare the technical and financial bids in accordance with the bidding documents. Early site visits are recommended to understand the scope and conditions. Earnest Money or Bid Security must be submitted in original to the specified address before the closing date to avoid disqualification. The department emphasizes adherence to the Public Procurement Rules, 2004, and encourages bidders to review all addenda and clarifications issued on EPADS prior to submission.