Rehabilitation and Renovation of Finance Office at PAA Building Block 3 IIAP Islamabad

Pakistan Airports Authority invites bids for the rehabilitation and renovation of the Finance Office located at PAA Building Block 3, Islamabad International Airport (IIAP), Islamabad. This tender is open to firms registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) holding a minimum C-6 category license in the relevant specialization field. Items being procured: - Rehabilitation and renovation work of Finance Office at PAA Building Block 3, IIAP Islamabad The scope includes all necessary civil works to restore and upgrade the finance office facilities within the specified building block. Bidders must ensure compliance with PEC standards and provide all required materials and labor to complete the renovation to the satisfaction of the Pakistan Airports Authority. Bids must be submitted electronically via the PPRA EPADS web portal by uploading the required documents. The original bid security and one sealed hard copy of the bidding documents uploaded on EPADS must be submitted to the office of the Divisional Engineer ES Civil Landside IIAP, Islamabad before the bid opening date and time. Earnest money of Rs. 50,000 in the form of a bank draft or pay order in favor of Pakistan Airports Authority is mandatory. Conditional tenders will not be accepted. Key dates include the bid submission closing on 23-10-2026 at 11:00 HRS and bid opening on the same day at 11:30 HRS via EPADS. Bidders must also enclose affidavits, power of attorney, valid tax certificates, and CNIC copies as specified in the tender documents. Tender documents can be downloaded from https://eprocure.gov.pk. For assistance with EPADS registration or bid submission, contact PPRA at 051-111-137-237. The tender advertisement is also available on www.ppra.org.pk and https://paa.gov.pk. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure that the original bid security in hard copy reaches the designated office before the bid opening time to avoid disqualification. Timely submission of both electronic and hard copies is critical for acceptance.