Construction of Vocational Training Center at Maitla Mohalla Luqman City Khairpur

This tender invites bids for the construction of a Vocational Training Center at Maitla Mohalla Luqman City Khairpur, issued by the Office of the Executive Engineer Buildings Division Khairpur. The project falls under Construction & Civil Works Materials and Plumbing & Sanitary Items categories, reflecting the comprehensive building and sanitary installation works required in Khairpur. The scope includes excavation, masonry, RCC works, steel reinforcement, flooring with marble and tiles, sanitary fittings, water supply, and electrical installations. The site is located in Khairpur, Sindh, and the project demands adherence to technical specifications with a focus on quality materials and workmanship. The engineering challenges include ensuring structural integrity, proper water supply and sanitation, and timely completion within 12 months. Bidders must be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) under relevant categories, maintain FBR/ATL compliance, and fulfill 2025-26 eligibility criteria including a minimum of 5 years experience and financial soundness. Affidavits against blacklisting and tax registration certificates are mandatory. The tender requires submission of technical and financial bids separately on the EPADS portal, with original bid security and tender fee submitted physically before closing. The submission deadline is on the 4th of February 2026 at 09:30 AM, with bid opening at 10:00 AM on the same day at the Office of the Executive Engineer Buildings Division Khairpur. Bidders should ensure all pages of the bidding documents are signed and stamped, and bids comply fully with the instructions to avoid rejection. Pro-Tip: Make sure to register on the EPADS portal well in advance and double-check the bid security and tender fee submission requirements. Missing original documents or incomplete bids are common reasons for disqualification. Also, verify PEC registration validity and ensure all technical specifications are met precisely to avoid technical bid rejection.