Repair Maintenance Replacement of Building Roads Furniture Electric Water Supply and Sui Gas Works in Karachi

The Pakistan Navy Military Engineer Services (MES) through the Garrison Engineer (Navy) East Karachi is procuring extensive repair, maintenance, and replacement works covering building roads (B&R-II and B&R-III), furniture renewal and recushioning, internal and external electric works, water supply systems, and internal/external Sui gas works within the area of responsibility of GE (Navy) East Karachi. This tender specifically targets contractors and firms capable of handling multi-disciplinary civil, electrical, plumbing, and furniture refurbishment tasks in Karachi. The technical scope includes a wide range of activities such as repairing and replacing building roads, renewing and repolishing furniture across various locations, maintaining and replacing internal and external electric wiring and fixtures, repairing water supply lines, and servicing Sui gas installations. The scale of work is significant, requiring experienced contractors familiar with MES standards and capable of mobilizing resources for diverse infrastructure and furnishing tasks. Eligible bidders must be on the approved list of MES contractors or other government departments with relevant experience. Those not on the approved list must provide valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration certificates, NTN/Active Taxpayers List (ATL) certificates from FBR, and GST registration where applicable. This ensures compliance with government procurement regulations and financial accountability. The tender was published on 20th April 2026, with the submission deadline set firmly at 11:30 AM on 11th May 2026. Bids will be opened the same day at 12:00 PM. Interested parties should submit their tenders to the Garrison Engineer (Navy) East Karachi office before the deadline. For assistance, the contact number 021-48506407 is available during working hours. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that all technical and financial documents, including Earnest Money or CDR, are complete and properly attested. Early submission is advisable to avoid last-minute issues. Familiarity with MES contractual terms and prior experience in similar multi-disciplinary works will greatly enhance the chances of success in this competitive tender.