Refurbishment of Straightening Press at Heavy Industries Taxila

This tender invites bids for the refurbishment of a Straightening Press at Heavy Industries Taxila, Taxila Cantt, under the Supply Chain Management Directorate. The project falls under construction and electrical equipment categories, focusing on upgrading the press with modern hydraulic and control systems to enhance precision and productivity. The refurbishment includes upgrading pressing force, drive power, torque, pressure, and ram feed speeds. Siemens PLC and CNC hydraulic press controls will be integrated for advanced automation and safety. The scope covers hydraulic system enhancements, installation of sensors for force, position, and temperature monitoring, and addition of a new oil temperature chiller. The site is located at HIT Taxila, requiring careful coordination for delivery and installation within six months post-contract signing. Bidders must comply with PEC categories relevant to construction and electrical works, maintain active FBR/ATL status, and meet 2025-26 fiscal year requirements. Firms should ensure valid registration with HIT, provide audit reports for the last three financial years, and submit a bid security as per instructions. The tender demands adherence to MoDP and PPRA rules, including submission of technical and financial proposals in separate sealed envelopes. The submission deadline is set for 16 February 2026 at 10:30 hours, with bid opening at 11:00 hours the same day at the Supply Chain Management Directorate, HIT Taxila. Bids must be dropped in the tender box at Gate No 5, Heavy Industries Taxila. Postal order of Rs 2000/- in favor of Director SCM, HIT Taxila, must accompany the technical bid. Pro-Tip: Ensure all mandatory documents, including the OEM certificates, bid security, and registration letters, are complete and attached. Pay special attention to the stamp duty payment and the detailed checklist to avoid disqualification. Also, verify the technical specifications carefully to meet the stringent requirements of the upgraded hydraulic and control systems.