Supply and Installation of SMD Screens, Electrical Works, and Allied Equipment for Commissioner Office Complex Quetta

The Commissioner Office Quetta invites sealed bids from eligible contractors and suppliers for the supply and installation of SMD screens, associated electrical works, and allied equipment at the Commissioner Office Complex in Quetta. This notice is a re-invitation for proposals, and all interested parties are encouraged to participate as per the terms and conditions outlined by the department. Items being procured: - Supply and installation of SMD (1) - Supply and installation of SMD (2) - Supply and installation of SMD (3) - Supply and installation of SMD (4) with a minimum size of 200 inches - Electrical works and allied items - Estimated cost for the project is Rs. 2,000,000 - All necessary cabling and connections for SMD screens - Installation of control system for SMD - Provision of technical support and warranty for installed equipment - Electrical panel board (EE-04) - Low voltage cabling (1KV-LOW VOLTAGE) - Valid ATL (Active Taxpayer List) certificate from FBR The technical scope includes the complete supply, installation, and commissioning of SMD screens of specified sizes, all required electrical works, and integration with the existing infrastructure. The contractor must ensure high-quality materials and workmanship, with all installations conforming to relevant safety and technical standards. The project is to be executed at the Commissioner Office Complex, Quetta. Eligible bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the relevant category, possess a valid ATL certificate from FBR, and demonstrate experience in similar works. Earnest Money as specified in the tender document must be submitted with the bid in the form of a CDR or Pay Order. Bids must be submitted by 29-10-2026 at the office of the Chief Commissioner, Quetta. Late or incomplete bids will not be entertained. A practical tip: Ensure your bid includes all supporting documents, especially the ATL certificate and PEC registration, as incomplete submissions are commonly rejected in public sector tenders.