This tender invites bids for the construction of multiple water supply schemes and bore wells under the Accelerated Sustainable Development Initiatives ADP Scheme No. 251282 in Kolai Pallas, Kohistan. The Public Health Engineering Division Kolai Pallas requires contractors to execute water supply projects including schemes at Tehsil Complex Pallas, Jabba Salakh Abad, BHU Sherakot, BHU Shalkhanabad, BHU Sharaid, BHU Mahreen, and several bore wells at Bataira. The total estimated cost for these works is approximately PKR 18.04 million. The scope involves civil construction works for water supply infrastructure, including pipeline installation, bore well drilling, and related site works in the challenging terrain of Kolai Pallas. Contractors must be prepared to handle the engineering complexities posed by the hilly region, ensuring sustainable water delivery systems that meet local needs. The projects require quality materials and adherence to technical specifications to ensure durability and efficiency. Bidders must hold valid PEC registration for the fiscal year 2025-26 and comply with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (KPPRA) rules. Submission of a valid FBR registration and updated audit reports is mandatory. The tender also requires submission of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) for 2% bid security and adherence to all legal and procedural requirements including affidavit declarations and work order evidence for similar projects. The deadline for bid submission is set for 26-01-2026 at 12:00 noon, with technical bids opening the same day at 12:30 PM. Bidders must submit their technical and financial bids through the EPADS online portal. Physical submission of financial bid documents and security forms is also required at the Public Health Engineering Division office in Kolai Pallas. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the KPPRA notification and ensure all bid security and affidavit requirements are met to avoid disqualification. Pay special attention to the 8% additional security for bids quoting 10-20% below the engineer's estimate, as this is a common pitfall for bidders in this region.