Special Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Roads with Asphalt Surface in Sanghar

This tender invites bids for the Special Maintenance and Rehabilitation (M&R) of roads in Sanghar, Sindh, under the Provincial Highways Division. The scope includes Part A: M&R of road from Chanesari Mori to village Haji Mahak Mari UC Bhit Bhatiti road covering 0.00-2.00 kms, and Part B: M&R of road from Khahi to Umerkot road via Chanesari Mori UC Bhit Bhatiti road covering 0.00-5.00 kms, both with 1 1/2 inch thick asphalt surface, totaling 7.00 kms. The works involve earthworks, sub-base and base course preparation, brick edging, two coats of surface treatment, and laying of asphalt concrete with proper compaction and finishing. The site is located in Sanghar, Sindh, and bidders should consider local soil conditions and climatic factors affecting asphalt laying and curing. The engineering challenges include ensuring proper compaction, drainage, and surface smoothness to meet provincial highway standards. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the relevant category and discipline, and registered with tax authorities. The tender requires a bid security of PKR 9.719 million and a non-refundable tender fee of PKR 5,000. The contract duration extends up to June 2026. Compliance with PEC category requirements and valid tax registration is mandatory. Bidders should ensure their financial turnover and experience meet the eligibility criteria, including audited financial reports and technical staff qualifications. Submission deadline is on the 27th of February 2026 at 09:30 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM the same day at the office of the Executive Engineer Provincial Highways Division Sanghar, behind Building Rest House Sanghar. Bids must be submitted through the E-PAD system with original bid security and tender fee submitted physically before bid opening. Pro-Tip: Carefully verify the bid security documentation and ensure it is issued by a scheduled bank in Pakistan in the name of the bidder. Unnamed or third-party CDRs will be rejected. Also, check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or bid validity requirements which are often overlooked.