Repair of Compound Wall at Urban Water Supply Scheme Nabisar Road Taluka Kunri District Umerkot

The Public Health Engineering (Development) Division Umerkot is procuring repair works for the compound wall at the Urban Water Supply Scheme located on Nabisar Road, Taluka Kunri, District Umerkot. This project is part of the broader scheme involving improvement and extension of drainage work at Eidgah Muhallah Kunri Town Phase-I and enhancement of the Nabisar Road Urban Water Supply Scheme. The scope includes civil construction activities focused on repairing the compound wall to ensure structural integrity and support the ongoing water supply infrastructure improvements. The technical scope requires contractors to have valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration in relevant categories CE-01, CE-09, CE-10, or CE-11, with experience in similar works executed in the last five years. Contractors must demonstrate financial stability with an average annual turnover not less than the estimated cost over the last three years. Registration with the Income Tax Department and Sindh Revenue Board is mandatory, along with submission of bank statements and audited financial reports from ICAP-registered firms. Bidders must also provide affidavits confirming no blacklisting or ongoing litigation. The tender is published on 09-04-2026 with a submission deadline of 05-05-2026 at 2:30 PM, and bid opening at 3:00 PM the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering (Development) Division Umerkot. Bids must be submitted electronically via the EPADS system. The estimated cost is **PKR 3.762 million** with a bid security of 5% and a contract completion period of 24 months from the date of commencement. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all mandatory documents, including PEC registration, tax certificates, bank statements, and affidavits, are complete and attested as per the tender requirements. Non-compliance with these documents may lead to outright rejection regardless of technical evaluation scores. Early registration on the EPADS portal and careful adherence to the electronic submission process will avoid last-minute issues.