Supply, Installation, Replacement of Electrical Infrastructure and Allied Civil Works at TCP Korangi Godown Karachi

The Trading Corporation of Pakistan (Real Estate Operation Division) Karachi is procuring comprehensive electrical and allied civil works at its Korangi Godown site in Karachi. This procurement covers supply, installation, and replacement of electrical infrastructure including fabrication and installation of distribution boards, supply and commissioning of imported MCCB breakers, and excavation and laying of underground cables. The project also includes construction of two rooms with RCC roof, concrete block walls, and electrical fittings. The technical scope involves fabrication of IP-65 rated DB panels with internal wiring, bus bars, CTs, and energy analyzers. The contractor will identify and replace damaged underground cables, perform trenching and cable laying with protective measures, and ensure load balancing and safety testing of installed equipment. Civil works include raised plinth construction, plastering, painting, and installation of heavy iron louver doors and windows. Eligible bidders must hold a valid PEC registration in category C-6 or above with relevant electrical engineering codes, be registered on the FBR Active Taxpayer List, and provide a blacklisting affidavit. Bidders should demonstrate at least three years of relevant experience, submit technical data sheets, and provide evidence of financial capability. The bid security of Rs. 100,000 must be submitted as a pay order. The tender is published on July 2, 2026, with a closing date of July 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Bids must be submitted electronically via EPADS v2.0 portal. Technical bids will be opened first, followed by financial bids of technically qualified bidders. The contract duration is one month from award, with a defect liability period of six months. Payment will be made after successful completion and verification by the Korangi Godown Incharge. A practical tip for bidders is to register early on EPADS v2.0 and carefully prepare the technical bid with all required statutory documents and detailed technical compliance to avoid disqualification. Site visits are encouraged to assess structural conditions before bidding.