This tender invites qualified contractors in Karachi to undertake the rehabilitation and reconstruction of roads across multiple schemes including Scheme-41 Surjani, Scheme-36 Gulistan-e-Hohar, Scheme-33 Gulzar-e-Hijri, and Scheme-5 Clifton. The project focuses on Package-01, specifically the divider roads 6A, 7A, 8A, and 9A in Gulzar-e-Hijri Scheme-33. The Karachi Development Authority's Engineering Department requires comprehensive civil works including earth excavation, sub-base preparation, asphalt concrete laying, drainage construction, and ancillary works such as pavement marking and installation of road studs. The scope demands adherence to stringent engineering standards and specifications, with materials like asphalt, reinforced cement concrete, and granular sub-base to be used as per approved job mix formulas and AASHTO standards. The site is located in Karachi, Sindh, and contractors must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in category C-3 or above with relevant specialization codes. Compliance with Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Active Taxpayer List (ATL) and Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) registration is mandatory. Contractors must demonstrate experience with similar projects, financial soundness, and possess the required technical staff including project managers and engineers registered with PEC. The tender requires submission of a sealed hard copy bid by the closing date. The bid security and performance security must be furnished as per the tender documents. The submission deadline is on or before 11th October 2024 at 23:59:59, with bid opening to follow as per KDA instructions. The physical address for submission is the Karachi Development Authority, Engineering Department. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid documents include all required forms and attachments, especially the Integrity Pact and bid security from the company account, as missing or incomplete documentation can lead to disqualification. Also, carefully check the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty requirements which are often overlooked.