Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of Roads in Surjani Town Karachi Package 2 Road 6

This tender invites qualified contractors in Karachi to undertake the rehabilitation and reconstruction of roads in Surjani Town, including Schemes 41, 36, 33, and 5, under Package 2 Road 6. The Karachi Development Authority requires comprehensive road works involving sub-grade preparation, aggregate base course, asphalt concrete base and wearing courses, median and footpath construction, drainage, sewerage, and water supply works. The project demands strict adherence to engineering standards and specifications, including AASHTO and Pakistan Engineering Council regulations, ensuring quality and durability in a challenging urban environment. Contractors must be registered with PEC in category C-3 or above with relevant specialization codes and be on the Active Taxpayer List of FBR and SRB. Experience in similar projects with satisfactory completion certificates is mandatory, with at least one project of 80% of the estimated cost or two projects each of 50% minimum cost. Financial soundness is critical, requiring a minimum average annual turnover and a current ratio above 1.0. The contractor must also demonstrate adequate equipment availability and qualified personnel including a project manager and engineers registered with PEC. The submission deadline is set for 11th October 2024 at 23:59:59. Bids will be opened publicly thereafter. The physical submission of sealed bids is required at the Karachi Development Authority's Engineering Department. Contractors should ensure compliance with all bid security and earnest money requirements, and submit complete technical and financial documentation as per the tender instructions. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the detailed evaluation criteria and ensure all required documents, including PEC registration, financial statements, and equipment lists, are complete and properly signed. Missing or incomplete forms can lead to disqualification. Also, verify the bid amount is rounded to the nearest rupee as per the High Court directive to avoid rejection.