Rehabilitation and Construction Works of Mosques, Protection Walls, Footpaths and Bridges in Kolai Palas Kohistan

This tender invites contractors in Kolai Palas Kohistan under the Tehsil Municipal Administration for extensive rehabilitation and construction works including mosques, protection walls, shingle gravel footpaths, and wooden bridges. The projects are part of the Accelerated Sustainable Development Initiatives 2025-26, focusing on improving local infrastructure and religious sites with an estimated cost of over PKR 56 million. The scope covers rehabilitation of multiple mosques across Kolai Palas and surrounding areas, requiring skilled masonry, carpentry, and solarization works for the Tehsil Complex Masjid. Protection walls and footpaths will be constructed using quality materials like stone, gravel, and concrete to ensure durability against local weather and terrain challenges. Several wooden bridges will also be repaired or built, demanding expertise in timber work and structural safety in this mountainous region. Contractors must be registered with PEC under relevant categories and enlisted with the Local Government and Local Council Board for the financial year 2025-26. Compliance with FBR/ATL active tax status is mandatory. The tender follows KPPRA rules including submission of Earnest Money via Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and adherence to the Centralized Enlistment Policy of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Bids must be submitted electronically via EPADS by 17th March 2026 before 10:00 AM, with hard copies delivered by 12:00 PM the same day. Tender opening will occur at 12:30 PM at the TMA Kolai Palas office. All documents including Tender Form, BOQ, BSDs, CNIC copy, PEC license, NTN certificate, and KPRA registration must be complete and signed. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid security details are correctly entered in EPADS and the original CDR is submitted before the deadline to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully check the tender documents for stamp duty and tax obligations as per the latest KPPRA notifications to prevent common pitfalls.