Rehabilitation of Washrooms at NVROs Karachi Division

Pakistan State Oil Company Limited (PSO) Karachi Division is procuring comprehensive rehabilitation services for washrooms at NVROs located in Karachi. This project involves the removal and replacement of washroom basins and commodes with premium quality vitreous China products from Porta or approved equivalents. The scope includes complete installation with all necessary fittings such as waste fittings, pillar cocks, flexible connection pipes, bottle traps, flush tanks, flush pipes, and seat covers. The work will be executed at PSO House, Clifton, Karachi, ensuring all materials and workmanship meet PSO's strict quality standards. The technical scope covers removal of old/damaged fixtures, proper disposal of unserviceable materials, and installation using approved brackets, cement mortar bedding, and sealants. The contractor must ensure leak-proof and fully operational washroom units, including testing and final cleaning. The project requires deployment of a qualified Site Engineer with at least five years of relevant experience and an HSE Supervisor with three years of experience and proper training. The contractor must submit detailed schedules, manpower and equipment lists, and fortnightly progress reports. Eligibility criteria include compliance with PSO's quality and HSE standards, submission of CVs for key personnel, and adherence to all safety and operational instructions. The contractor is responsible for all tools, materials, and risk mitigation measures. Damages to PSO property must be rectified at no extra cost. The entire work must be completed within 90 days of service order issuance. The tender was published on 22nd June 2026, with a submission deadline on 7th July 2026. Bidders should submit their quotations to the Pakistan State Oil Company Limited office in Karachi. Earnest Money and CDR requirements apply as per PSO guidelines. A practical tip for bidders: ensure all technical and financial documents are complete and compliant with PSO specifications to avoid disqualification. Early site visits and clarifications with the Divisional Engineer can help in preparing a competitive and compliant bid.