Rehabilitation of Ballan, Bari, and Qaidi Distributaries of Patfeeder Canal System in Jaffarabad

The Patfeeder Canal Division, based in Dera Murad Jamali, Balochistan, is procuring rehabilitation works for the Ballan, Bari, and Qaidi distributaries of the Patfeeder Canal System located in Jaffarabad. This procurement covers three packages focusing on the restoration and improvement of canal distributaries to enhance irrigation efficiency and water management in the region. The technical scope includes civil works for canal rehabilitation under composite schedule rates 2023 on percentage basis. The works involve structural repairs and improvements to the canal distributaries Ballan, Bari, and Qaidi & Mohabat. The estimated cost for the largest package is approximately **PKR 29,145,000**. Bidders must provide a CDR amounting to 2% of the estimated cost and submit a green challan of Rs. 1000. The tender fee is PKR 1000, and bid security of 2% is mandatory, preferably in the form of a bank guarantee or deposit at call from a scheduled bank. Eligibility criteria require bidders to be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in category C-6 or above, specifically under the CE04(v) irrigation code. Firms must be on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL), not blacklisted by any procuring agency, and registered with the Balochistan Revenue Authority. Experience of completing at least two similar assignments with a minimum turnover of **PKR 20,401,500** in the previous financial year is essential. The last date for electronic bid submission is **15 May 2026 at 11:00 AM** via the supplier dashboard. Tender opening will occur the same day at 12:00 PM at the office of the Executive Engineer Patfeeder Canal Division, Dera Murad Jamali. Interested bidders can obtain tender documents electronically from www.bppra.gob.pk. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure the TSE number is clearly mentioned on the green challan to avoid disqualification. Timely submission of both technical and financial bids in the prescribed format is crucial to comply with the single stage two envelope procedure.