Construction of Solar Water Supply Schemes and Installation of RO Plants in Dera Bugti

This tender invites contractors in Dera Bugti for the construction of solar water supply schemes and installation of Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants at multiple locations including Goth Said Khan, Jarwar, and Marri Village, along with the supply of pipelines. The Public Health Engineering Division Dera Bugti requires these works under the PSDP 2025-26, focusing on sustainable water solutions using solar technology to ensure reliable water supply in remote areas. The projects involve civil and electrical works including installation of solar panels, water storage tanks, RO plants, and pipeline laying. The engineering challenges include managing site conditions in Balochistan's terrain and ensuring quality standards for HDPE pipes and lab-tested materials. The scope demands adherence to ISO certifications and compliance with technical standards such as ASTM and BS EN for pipe testing and equipment. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council in the relevant category with renewal for 2024-25, and must be active filers on the FBR's ATL. Firms should have completed at least three similar assignments demonstrating financial capacity. Only manufacturers can supply pipes. Tender fees and bid security are mandatory, with earnest money set at 4% of each work's cost. The procurement follows BPPRA rules with a single-stage, one-envelope submission. The submission deadline is set for 06-03-2026 at 12:00 PM, with bid opening at 01:00 PM the same day. Bids must be submitted physically at the Office of the Executive Engineer PHE Division Dera Bugti. Tender documents are available on the BPPRA website or upon payment of the tender fee. Contact details include phone numbers 0835-410533/410433 and email DB4023@bppra.gob.pk. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes the original valid PEC certificate, NTN registration, and the Call Deposit Receipt for the tender fee. Double-check the newspaper ad for any specific stamp duty requirements often overlooked in submissions.