Providing and Laying Water Supply Line Including Surface Tank and Supplying Solar Street Lights in UC Ketibunder, Thatta

This tender from District Council Thatta invites contractors for the provision and laying of a water supply line including a surface tank at Village Rahim Sholani, along with the supply and installation of solar street lights in UC Ketibunder, Thatta. The project falls under construction and electrical solar equipment categories, reflecting the dual nature of civil and electrical works involved. The scope includes excavation, concrete works, masonry, pipe laying, and installation of solar-powered street lighting systems. The site is located in Thatta, Sindh, requiring careful handling of local soil conditions and adherence to design specifications. The work demands skilled labor and quality materials such as reinforced cement concrete, uPVC pipes, and integrative solar lights with backup power banks. Engineering challenges include ensuring proper trenching, compaction, and structural integrity of tanks and poles, alongside electrical installation compliant with local standards. Bidders must hold a valid PEC registration in the relevant category, maintain active FBR/ATL status, and comply with the 2025-26 fiscal year requirements. The tender mandates a 5% bid security and a 10% security deposit. Contractors should ensure their NTN and Sindh Revenue Board registration are current. Experience of at least five years and a turnover between PKR 2 to 4 million over the last three years is required. Affidavits confirming no blacklisting and no litigation delays must be submitted. The submission deadline is set for 07 April 2026 at 2:00 PM, with bid opening at 2:30 PM on the same day at the Office of the District Engineer, District Council Thatta, Makli. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes referencing the work name and number. Late submissions will be rejected. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the bid security and stamp duty requirements as outlined in the newspaper advertisement and bidding documents. Missing these details can lead to disqualification. Also, ensure all technical and financial documents are complete and properly signed to avoid rejection during evaluation.