This tender invites qualified contractors in Khairpur to undertake the comprehensive renovation of the Police Halting Point at P.S Economic Zone. The scope covers civil works including dismantling and laying of marble and porcelain tiles, cement concrete works, plastering, and wood joinery. Sanitary fittings such as W.C. pans, lavatory basins, steel sinks, and UPVC piping are also included. Electrical works involve wiring, installation of fans, switches, circuit breakers, and a solar system installation of 1.16KV capacity. The project demands skilled workmanship and quality materials to ensure durability and compliance with local standards. The site is located in Khairpur, Sindh, requiring contractors to manage logistics and site challenges typical of the region. The civil works involve precise marble flooring and plastering, while the sanitary and electrical components require adherence to safety and functional standards. The inclusion of a solar system highlights a focus on sustainable energy solutions. Contractors must be prepared for detailed technical specifications and coordination across multiple trades. Bidders should ensure they hold a valid PEC registration in the relevant category for civil and electrical works. Compliance with FBR and ATL status is mandatory for eligibility. The tender aligns with the 2025-26 financial year requirements, including submission of Earnest Money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR). It is advisable to verify all documentation and PEC categories before submission to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is set for 23:59:59 on the closing date. Technical and financial bids will be opened at the District Police Office Khairpur. Interested parties must submit sealed hard copies of their bids at the specified office address. Late submissions will not be entertained, so timely delivery is critical. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty and Earnest Money requirements, as these are often overlooked and can lead to bid rejection. Also, ensure all electrical and solar system specifications meet the latest safety codes to avoid technical disqualification.