Sindh Bank Limited invites qualified contractors in Karachi for renovation works at the basement floor of its PECHS Branch. This tender covers comprehensive civil, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC works including termite proofing, reinforced concrete, block masonry, plastering, flooring with porcelain tiles, false ceiling installation, wooden doors and partitions, glass doors and partitions, plumbing fixtures, internal wiring, power distribution boards, and installation of split air conditioners. The project site is located in PECHS, Karachi, requiring skilled workmanship and quality materials such as OPC cement, first-class machine-made blocks, and premium electrical components. The scope demands adherence to engineering standards for RCC walls, waterproofing, and electrical safety. Contractors must be prepared to manage site challenges including coordination of multiple trades and ensuring timely completion within the 60-day contract period. Bidders must be registered with relevant tax authorities including GST, Income Tax, and Sindh Revenue Board, and comply with PEC registration if applicable. The tender requires submission of audited financial statements, experience certificates, and a blacklisting affidavit. The bid security is 2% of the estimated cost, and performance security is 5% of the contract price. The financial year 2026-27 compliance and FBR/ATL status are mandatory. The submission deadline is on the 19th of January 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:30 AM at Sindh Bank Ltd Head Office, Federation House, Clifton, Karachi. Bids must be submitted online via the EPADS portal. Original bid security instruments must be delivered physically at the Head Office before bid opening. The bank emphasizes strict compliance with all tender conditions and encourages bidders to attend pre-bid clarifications if needed. Pro-Tip: Ensure all bid documents are complete and signed, and pay special attention to the bid security submission format and deadlines. Missing or late bid securities are common grounds for disqualification. Also, verify the latest amendments on the bank's and SPPRA websites to avoid missing critical updates.