Repair and Maintenance Works at Sir C.J Institute of Psychiatry Hyderabad for Financial Year 2025-26

This tender invites bids for repair and maintenance works at the Sir C.J Institute of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science in Hyderabad, Sindh. The department requires specialized civil works including paving, drainage, tiling, lavatory block repairs, and compound wall construction across various wards. The scope covers excavation, concrete work, steel reinforcement, plastering, and painting, all critical for maintaining the hospital's infrastructure in good condition. The works are located in Hyderabad, a city with typical Sindh climatic conditions that require durable materials and skilled workmanship to withstand heat and monsoon effects. The engineering challenges include ensuring structural integrity while minimizing disruption to hospital operations. The tender follows a single stage two envelope procedure, requiring bidders to submit technical and financial bids separately through the EPADS electronic system. Bidders must hold a valid PEC contractor license in category C-5 with relevant discipline codes and be registered with the Sindh Revenue Board. Compliance with FBR and ATL requirements for the financial year 2025-26 is mandatory. Firms should provide audited financial statements, NTN, GST certificates, and demonstrate relevant experience with at least 70% technical score to qualify. The tender fee is Rs. 3,000, and a 5% bid security is required. The submission deadline is set for 21st April 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:30 AM on the same day at the Committee Hall of Sir C.J Institute of Psychiatry & Behavioral Science Hyderabad. Bidders must register on the EPADS portal and submit bids electronically; manual bids will not be accepted. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid documents are complete with all required certifications and affidavits, and double-check the EPADS registration process to avoid disqualification. Pay special attention to the earnest money and performance security requirements, as these are common pitfalls in Sindh public sector tenders.