Supply of ACSR Rabbit, AAC Wasp Conductors and Aerial Bundled Cables to IESCO Regional Stores

IESCO Islamabad requires supply of electrical conductors including ACSR Rabbit, AAC Wasp (Insulated), and various sizes of Aerial Bundled Cables for its Regional Stores covering Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Rajjar, and Wah. This procurement is critical for maintaining and expanding the power distribution network in the Islamabad Capital Territory region, ensuring reliable electricity supply to consumers. The materials include 200 km each of ACSR Rabbit and AAC Wasp conductors, along with aerial bundled cables in 2/C 10 mm², 4/C 50 mm², and 4/C 95 mm² sizes. These conductors and cables must meet the stringent WAPDA/NTDC specifications and standards, ensuring durability and performance under local environmental conditions. The supply will be delivered free of cost to IESCO's regional stores, facilitating efficient inventory management and timely deployment. Bidders must be pre-qualified and registered with the Chief Engineer (Purchase & Disposal) and comply with FBR requirements for the fiscal year 2025-26, including valid prototype approvals where applicable. The tender follows a single-stage one-envelope bidding process, with bids submitted electronically via the E-PADS portal. Firms should ensure their PEC registration and FBR ATL status are current to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is set for 20th April 2026 at 10:30 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM the same day at IESCO Head Office, G-7/4 Street No. 40, Islamabad. Bidders must submit original bid security in the form of a Bank Guarantee or Call Deposit Receipt valid for 90 days. Participation requires strict adherence to tender terms, including bid validity for 60 days and compliance with all specifications. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender documents for the exact bid security format and ensure timely upload on the E-PADS portal. Missing the specific bank guarantee requirements or failing to upload mandatory documents can lead to outright rejection. Also, monitor the official IESCO and PPRA websites for any amendments or clarifications.