Rehabilitation and Renovation of Existing Cable Network and Installation of Security and Search Lights on VVIP Route Club Road Murree Road from Faizabad to Kashmir Chowk Islamabad

The Capital Development Authority Islamabad is procuring rehabilitation and renovation services for the existing cable network along with the provision and installation of security and search lights on the VVIP route from Club Road Murree Road, spanning from Faizabad to Kashmir Chowk. This project is situated in Islamabad and involves significant electrical and mechanical works to enhance security lighting infrastructure on a critical route. The technical scope includes electrical wiring, installation of security and search lights, and renovation of the cable network. Contractors must have a valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) license with Category C-4 and specialization codes EE-04 and EE-06. Additionally, a valid electrical license issued by the Electrical Inspector Islamabad is mandatory for executing electrical and mechanical works in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Firms must also be registered with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and have NTN and GST registration. The project’s estimated cost is a substantial **PKR 102,413,014**. Bidders are required to submit their technical and financial proposals electronically through the EPADS system by **July 13, 2026, at 12:00 PM**. The bid opening will take place at the office of the Director (P&CA-II), CDA Headquarters, Islamabad, at 12:30 PM on the same day. Original bid security in the form of a CDR amounting to **PKR 3,072,390** must be submitted in favor of DDO (P&C), CDA, at the time of technical bid opening, with a scanned copy uploaded on EPADS. For eligibility, firms should ensure they meet all PEC, FBR, and licensing requirements and have relevant experience in electrical and mechanical works. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the technical bid documentation to avoid disqualification, ensuring all licenses and registrations are current and clearly presented. Early registration on EPADS and timely submission will help avoid last-minute technical issues.