Repair and Rehabilitation of Suspension Bridges and Construction of Roads and Sanitation Works in Alpuri, Shangla

This tender invites registered contractors of the Local Government & Rural Development Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to undertake repair and rehabilitation of multiple suspension bridges and construction of jeepable tracks, pavements, drains, and water supply schemes in Alpuri, Shangla. The scope covers engineering works involving structural repairs to suspension bridges at various locations such as Wachobi, Dehrai, Lilownai, and Malak Khel, alongside construction of PCC and kachha jeepable tracks, street pavements, sanitation drains, and installation of HDPE pipes for water supply schemes. These works require expertise in civil engineering, particularly in bridge rehabilitation and rural road construction, with attention to local terrain and material standards as per MRS-2025 and non-MRS items. Contractors must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration for the relevant categories and be active taxpayers with FBR and KPRA registrations for the financial year 2025-26. The tender emphasizes compliance with bid security requirements, including earnest money deposits and additional securities for bids below engineer estimates. Detailed rate analysis is mandatory for bids exceeding 20% below estimates to ensure financial viability and responsiveness. Bids must be submitted online via EPADS and physically delivered in sealed envelopes to the Office of Tehsil Municipal Administration Alpuri before the closing deadline. The financial bids will close on 24th February 2026 at 12:00 PM, with opening scheduled at 2:00 PM the same day. Contractors should ensure all documents, including bid securities and technical bids, are consistent between online and hard copy submissions to avoid disqualification. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the bid security conditions and prepare detailed rate analyses for bids significantly below estimates. Also, verify the exact stamp duty and call deposit receipt requirements as these are common pitfalls leading to bid rejection in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa tenders.