Rehabilitation and Construction of Drainage Lines in Matiari

The Public Health Engineering Division Matiari is procuring rehabilitation and construction works for drainage lines from DHQ Hospital via Session Court, allied offices, and five various villages in Matiari Taluka and District. This tender covers two main projects: rehabilitation and remaining portions construction of drainage lines and rehabilitation and reconditioning of drainage at Circuit House and Gymkhana Matiari. The procurement is based in Matiari, Sindh, under the Public Health Engineering Division. The technical scope includes civil works related to drainage systems, requiring expertise in construction and sanitation infrastructure. The projects are significant in scale, with estimated costs of **PKR 16.922 million** and **PKR 13.704 million** respectively, and a completion period of 12 months for each. The procurement method is Single Stage - Two Envelope Procedure, ensuring a transparent and competitive bidding process. Eligible bidders must have valid registration with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in relevant categories CE09, CE10, and EE11, and must be registered with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sindh Revenue Board (SRB). Experience of at least five years in similar works is required, with financial stability demonstrated through bank statements and turnover. Bidders must also provide affidavits regarding litigation status and labor engagement. The tender was published on **07-05-2026** and the submission deadline is **26-05-2026 at 09:20 AM**. Bids will be opened the same day at 10:20 AM at the office of the Executive Engineer (Dev:), Public Health Engineering Division Matiari, located opposite National Bank of Pakistan Matiari Branch. Contact details include phone number 022-2760006 and email executivephedivisionmatiari@gmail.com. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure the bid security (5% of estimated cost) is properly prepared and included, as bids without the required security will be rejected. Also, carefully follow the two-envelope submission format to avoid disqualification. Early preparation of technical and financial proposals aligned with PEC and FBR requirements will enhance chances of success.