Repair and Maintenance Works including POL Bulk Installation, Mess Renovation, Electrical and Water Supply, and Bazar Supply Materials at Quetta Cantt

The Military Engineering Services (Army) Quetta Cantt is procuring a comprehensive range of repair and maintenance works across multiple sites in Quetta Cantt and surrounding areas including Zhob and Loralai. The scope includes repair and maintenance of POL Bulk Installation, renovation of AFNS Mess at CMH Quetta Cantt, repair and maintenance of Lav Blocks, SM Offices, JCO Mess, CH/DH blocks, and various electrical, water supply, and gas installations. Additionally, there are long-term contracts for minor maintenance and replacement works, as well as supply of Bazar materials for B&R and E&M items at different zones within Quetta Cantt. The technical scope covers civil works such as structural repairs, maintenance of military residential and office blocks, electrical and water supply system repairs, and supply of essential materials for ongoing maintenance. The contract durations vary from 1.5 months for specific repair works to 12 months for maintenance and supply contracts. The estimated cost for these works totals approximately **PKR 64.882 million**. Eligibility criteria require contractors to be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and enlisted with MES in Category D or above. Firms must also be registered with FBR and appear on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL). Experience in similar military or government projects is essential. Contractors must provide a certificate confirming no litigation or outstanding reports against them. The tender documents will be issued only to scrutinized contractors who submit complete credentials. The tender submission deadline is **04 May 2026 at 11:30 AM**, with opening at 12:00 PM on the same day. Applications and bids must be submitted to the office of the Commander MES (Army) Quetta Cantt. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure strict compliance with the MES Schedule of Rates 2025 and Bazar Supply Schedule of Rates 2017 where applicable. This will avoid disqualification on technical grounds and improve chances of successful bidding.