Remaining Work and Missing Facilities of Gym Khanna Dadu Construction

This tender invites contractors registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in categories C-05 or C-06 with specializations CE09, CE10, or CE11 to complete the remaining work and missing facilities of Gym Khanna in Dadu, Sindh. The Executive Engineer, Buildings Division Dadu, is overseeing this construction project with an estimated cost of PKR 16 million and a completion timeline of 18 months. The scope includes civil works to rehabilitate and enhance the gym facilities, requiring quality materials and skilled workmanship to meet local standards and environmental conditions in Dadu. The project demands contractors to submit bids electronically via the EPADS system, ensuring compliance with PEC registration, valid tax status, and financial capability. Contractors must provide detailed technical proposals, including CVs of engineering staff, bank creditworthiness certificates, and audited financial reports. The tender emphasizes adherence to SPPRA rules, including bid security of 5% of the estimated cost and a non-refundable tender fee of PKR 3,000. The bid validity period is 90 days, and conditional or incomplete bids will be rejected. Bidders should ensure their PEC category matches the required codes and that they have completed similar works within the last five years. The tender requires submission of original bid security instruments and technical and financial proposals separately under the single stage two-envelope procedure. The bid opening is scheduled for 27th January 2026 at 11:00 AM at the Executive Engineer's office in Dadu. The submission deadline is strictly 10:30 AM on 27th January 2026, with no manual bids accepted. The tender process includes a mandatory integrity pact and requires bidders to be active taxpayers with no blacklisting history. The project offers a clear roadmap for submission and evaluation, with a focus on transparency and compliance. Pro-Tip: Ensure all pages of the technical proposal are numbered and stamped by the firm owner, and double-check the EPADS portal for any addenda or clarifications before submission to avoid disqualification due to procedural errors.