Rehabilitation and Renovation of Religious Sites in Sindh Including Dargah Shah Jamal and Imam Bargah Facilities

This tender invites bids for the rehabilitation and renovation of multiple religious sites across Sindh, including Dargah Shah Jamal in Moen Jo Daro Larkana, Imam Bargah Ghulam Jaffar Dayo Ranipur Khairpur, and Imam Bargah Naib e Zehra Mutawali Syed Shahanshah Marvandi Lal Bagh Sehwan. The Chief Administrator Auqaf Sindh Hyderabad is overseeing this project, focusing on civil works to restore and enhance these culturally significant sites in Hyderabad and surrounding areas. The scope covers dismantling and reconstruction of cement concrete structures, plastering, marble flooring, painting, and joinery works using quality materials such as Afghan Ziarat white marble and Kail wood. The works will be executed with attention to structural integrity and aesthetic restoration, addressing site-specific challenges like material storage and protection, ensuring compliance with engineering standards. The project demands skilled workmanship and adherence to detailed Bill of Quantities and specifications. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council under relevant PEC codes and hold valid registrations with FBR and Sindh Revenue Board. Compliance with the 2025-26 financial year requirements includes submission of Earnest Money at 5%, valid Call Deposit Receipt, and technical proposals demonstrating financial stability and past performance. Firms should ensure their PEC category matches the project scope and maintain up-to-date tax filings to qualify. The submission deadline is set for 13th April 2026, with technical bids opening at 11:00 AM on the same day at the Office of the Chief Administrator Auqaf Sindh Hyderabad, located opposite Session Court on Fatima Jinnah Road. Bidders must submit original tender fees and bid securities in sealed envelopes physically before the opening time, while the bids themselves are submitted online via the E-Pak Acquisition & Disposal System (E-PADS). Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender documents for the specific stamp duty requirements and ensure all pages of the technical proposal are numbered and attested as per CNIC standards. Missing or incorrect documentation can lead to disqualification, so meticulous compliance is essential for success.