Repair and Renovation Works at NDU Complex Islamabad

This tender notice from the Military Engineer Services invites qualified contractors in Islamabad to undertake repair and renovation works at the National Defence University (NDU) Complex. The scope includes renovation of NDU suites, boundary walls, technical works for B&R Artificer, decoration works in residential areas, and electrical maintenance at the Jinnah Campus. These works require expertise in civil construction, electrical maintenance, and finishing, all within the secure and strategic environment of the NDU Complex in Islamabad. The projects involve structural repairs, boundary wall restoration, and electrical supply maintenance, demanding high-quality materials and skilled workmanship. Contractors must be prepared to handle the engineering challenges posed by the existing infrastructure and ensure minimal disruption to the ongoing activities at the NDU. The site location in Islamabad adds logistical convenience but also requires adherence to strict security protocols. Contractors must hold valid MES categories A, B, C, D, or E and provide proof of financial standing, past experience, and tools. PEC registration and FBR Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status for the financial year 2025-26 are mandatory. Tender documents will be issued only to scrutinized firms meeting these criteria. Earnest money in the form of a 2% deposit of the estimated cost is required, refundable if the contract is not secured. The submission deadline is set for 15 April 2026 by 11:30 hours, with bid opening at 12:00 hours on the same day. Applications and tender documents must be submitted to the GE Maintenance / Project NDU office located in Sector E-9, Islamabad. Interested firms should ensure timely submission to avoid disqualification. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender advertisement for the exact format and requirements of the Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and ensure all supporting documents, including departmental performance reports and financial certificates, are complete to avoid rejection during scrutiny.