Replacement of Electric Main Boards and Installation of Overhead Plastic Water Tanks at Right Bank Colonies Tarbela

This tender invites contractors registered with income tax, sales tax departments and licensed by PEC in category C-6 or above for the financial year 2025-26 to undertake electrical and plumbing works at Right Bank Colonies Tarbela, Swabi. The scope includes replacement of electric main boards for residential and non-residential buildings and installation of overhead plastic water tanks. These works require careful handling of electrical components and plumbing fixtures in a residential colony setting near Tarbela Dam, demanding adherence to safety and quality standards. Contractors must be active taxpayers on the Federal Board of Revenue's ATL and comply with PEC licensing requirements. The works involve procurement and installation of electrical boards and water tanks, ensuring durability and compliance with engineering standards suitable for the local environment. The site's proximity to the dam and residential nature adds complexity, requiring skilled workmanship and timely execution. Bidders should ensure their PEC category is C-6 or above and maintain valid FBR ATL status for the 2025-26 financial year. It is advisable to verify all documentation, including Earnest Money in the form of Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as specified. Compliance with PPRA rules and submission of bids through the EPADS portal is mandatory. The submission deadline for electronic bids is on or before 11:00 hrs on 24th February 2026, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:30 hrs for the first work and 12:30 hrs for the others at the Office of Executive Engineer Civil, Right Bank Colonies Division Tarbela, Tehsil Topi, District Swabi. Only electronic bids via EPADS will be accepted; manual bids are not allowed. Pro-Tip: Ensure the bid security CDR is prepared exactly as per the tender notice and submitted before bid closing time. Also, double-check the EPADS portal for any updates or amendments to avoid last-minute issues.