Road Carpeting, Street Light LSR, Boundary Wall, Electric Cable & Sewerage Line Rehabilitation in UC 08 District East Karachi

This tender invites qualified contractors in Karachi to undertake comprehensive civil and electrical works including road carpeting, street lighting, boundary wall construction, electric cable and sewerage line installation, CC tuff paver blocks, and park rehabilitation in UC 08 District East. The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation's Engineering Department requires experienced firms to deliver these infrastructure improvements with high standards of workmanship and materials. The scope covers dismantling existing structures, excavation, concrete works, paving, electrical installations including LED street lights and floodlights, and sewerage pipeline laying with RCC pipes. The site conditions in District East Karachi demand careful planning for material handling, traffic management, and environmental protection. Contractors must ensure proper compaction, curing, and finishing as per specifications, while coordinating with local authorities for permits and site access. Bidders should be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council in relevant categories, possess valid NTN and SRB registrations, and demonstrate financial strength with an average annual turnover matching the project scale. Compliance with FBR Active Taxpayer List and PEC registration is mandatory. The tender requires a bid security of 5% of the estimated cost and submission through the SPPRA e-Procurement system. The submission deadline is set for 17th February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening shortly after. Bids must be submitted online via the SPPRA EPADS portal. The physical address for correspondence is the Office of The Chairman Procurement Committee, Engineering Department, Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, Muslimabad, Karachi. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid documents include the Integrity Pact and all required certifications to avoid disqualification. Pay special attention to the bid security format and the stamp duty requirements as per the latest SPPRA rules to prevent common pitfalls during bid evaluation.