This tender invites qualified firms and contractors for extensive repair and renovation works on multiple buildings at Murree and Islamabad under the Military Engineering Services (Navy), Islamabad/Lahore. The scope includes structural repairs, abnormal electrical and water supply repairs, furniture renovation, and installation of CCTV and sprinkler systems, along with the provision of a 3000-liter VIE tank at Sector E-8 Islamabad. The project demands experienced contractors with proven capabilities in civil and electrical works, ensuring compliance with engineering standards and operational safety in the hilly terrain of Murree and urban Islamabad. The works require contractors enlisted with MES in category 'D' or higher, or with other government departments, possessing relevant experience. The tender emphasizes the need for detailed documentation including performance reports, asset lists, skilled manpower, machinery, GST registration, and NTN certificates. The site conditions in Murree pose unique challenges such as accessibility and weather considerations, while Islamabad works focus on modern security and fire safety installations. Contractors must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council registration renewed for the year 2026 and comply with FBR/ATL requirements for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender process follows PPRA Rules 2004, with strict adherence to submission guidelines and documentation completeness. Firms lacking proper credentials or incomplete applications will be disqualified. Submission deadline is set for 26 March 2026 at 11:30 AM, with tender opening at 12:00 PM on the same day at CMES (Navy) Islamabad/Lahore office, Sector E-8 Islamabad. Interested contractors may attend the opening session. The physical submission method is required, ensuring sealed and complete bids. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender advertisement for Earnest Money and Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) requirements, as these financial securities are often overlooked but critical for bid acceptance. Also, ensure all technical and financial documents are properly stamped and signed to avoid disqualification.