Supply and Installation of Terminal Signage at Machike Terminal

Pakistan State Oil Company Limited is procuring the supply and installation of terminal signage at Machike Terminal located in Lahore, Punjab. This procurement is managed by the Pakistan State Oil Company Limited department and involves the fabrication, supply, and installation of various types of signage including raised building fascia signage, a 6 feet diameter vinyl PSO logo, and HSE safety signage in multiple sizes. The signage will be constructed using high-quality materials such as 30 ft x 5 ft ACM sheets, 5 mm thick acrylic moulded weatherproof blue light for front-lit 3D letters, and LED back-lit modules with 40 lumen light sources. The steel support structures will be fabricated from hollow pipes, solid bars, MS plates, angles, and channels, complete with surface preparation, red oxide primer, and enamel paint. The scope includes the provision of moveable hinge-type assemblies for maintenance, weatherproof vinyl stickers with high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting, and installation as per the instructions of the Terminal Engineer. The work requires skilled fabrication, cutting, grinding, bending, welding, and erection of steel structures to withstand heavy storms. Eligible bidders should have relevant PEC categories for fabrication and installation works, valid FBR registration, and proven experience in similar projects within the current financial year. The tender was published on 24th April 2026, with the submission deadline on 11th May 2026. Interested suppliers must submit their technical and financial bids before the closing date. The submission should include Earnest Money in the form of CDR as per the tender requirements. Bidders are advised to carefully review the technical specifications and ensure compliance with all instructions to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to thoroughly inspect the site conditions at Machike Terminal before quoting, as the steel structures require precise fabrication and installation to meet the site-specific requirements and withstand environmental factors. Early site visits and clarifications can help avoid costly mistakes and improve bid competitiveness.