Providing and Laying Water Supply Line at Village Muhammad Hassan Mirbhar, Thatta

This tender invites qualified contractors in Thatta to undertake the providing and laying of a water supply line at Village Muhammad Hassan Mirbhar, UC Ghulamullah. Issued by the District Council Thatta, this project falls under Construction & Civil Works Materials and Plumbing & Sanitary Items categories, reflecting the scope of civil excavation, concrete works, masonry, and pipe laying. The work involves excavation in various soil types, laying uPVC pressure pipes, reinforced cement concrete works, masonry walls, and installation of manhole covers. The site is located in Thatta, Sindh, requiring careful handling of earthworks and precise alignment of pipelines. Contractors must ensure quality materials and workmanship, adhering to the specifications and drawings provided by the District Engineer. The project demands coordination for site safety, environmental protection, and timely completion within 90 days from the work order. Bidders should hold a valid PEC registration in the relevant category and maintain compliance with FBR and Sindh Revenue Board registrations. The firm must have a minimum turnover of 2 to 4 million PKR over the last three years and demonstrate five years of relevant experience. Affidavits confirming no blacklisting and no litigation delays are mandatory. The tender also requires submission of machinery ownership proof and valid licenses, including electrical and mechanical where applicable, for the fiscal year 2025-26. The submission deadline is set for 07-04-2026 at 2:00 PM, with bid opening at 2:30 PM at the Office of the District Engineer, District Council Thatta, Makli. Bidders must submit sealed hard copies of their bids, including technical and financial proposals, along with the required bid security of 5% of the estimated cost. The contract includes clauses for liquidated damages and quality control to ensure adherence to timelines and standards. Pro-Tip: Make sure to carefully review the bid security requirements and the detailed Bill of Quantities. Many bidders overlook the importance of submitting the correct percentage of bid security in the prescribed form, which can lead to outright rejection. Also, verify the validity of all certificates and licenses before submission to avoid disqualification.