Construction and Rehabilitation of Water Supply and Sewerage Infrastructure in Town Committee Makli

This tender invites contractors to undertake extensive construction and rehabilitation works for water supply and sewerage systems in Town Committee Makli, Sindh. The department requires laying of PVC water supply pipelines of various diameters, sewerage lines, construction of water tanks, pump houses, roads, open drains, and rehabilitation of public parks and office buildings. These works are critical for improving the municipal infrastructure and ensuring reliable water and sanitation services for the local population. The scope covers multiple sites across Makli including wards, villages, and colonies such as Ward No.07, Session Court area, Ghulamullah Road, Shah Latif Colony, and others. The projects involve excavation, laying of PVC pipes, reinforced cement concrete works, masonry, plastering, and installation of manhole covers. Contractors must be prepared to manage engineering challenges related to soil conditions, alignment, and timely execution within the 90-day completion period. Bidders should hold valid PEC registration in relevant categories and maintain active FBR and SRB registrations. Experience of at least three years with a turnover between PKR 2 to 4 million is required. Compliance with SPPRA rules and submission of 5% earnest money via pay order or call deposit receipt is mandatory. The tender follows the Single Stage-one Envelope procedure as per SPPRA Rule 46(1). The submission deadline is set for 20-04-2026 at 10:30 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM on the same day at the Town Committee Makli office, District Thatta. Tender documents are available for download from the SPPRA EPADS portal and require payment of a non-refundable fee. All bids must be signed, stamped, and accompanied by the required earnest money and tender fee. Pro-Tip: Ensure all corrections in the bid are initialed by the contractor to avoid rejection. Also, verify the exact stamp duty and tender fee requirements as these are often overlooked, leading to disqualification. Careful adherence to submission instructions and timely delivery will improve chances of success.