This tender invites contractors in Muslim Bagh, Balochistan, through the Public Health Engineering Division Killa Saifullah, for the construction of multiple water supply schemes. The projects involve drilling and development of bore wells along with associated civil works across various localities including Killi Malak Noor Ali, Shinakai Ghara, Salak, Irrigation/Sam Khail, Shin Khar, Sultanzai Daman, Younas Abad, and the Muslim Bagh area near Louber Hospital. The scope covers comprehensive water supply infrastructure development requiring expertise in bore drilling and civil construction. Contractors will face engineering challenges related to site accessibility and ensuring sustainable water extraction in the rugged terrain of Muslim Bagh. The works demand adherence to the Composite Schedule of Rates 2023 and compliance with local construction standards. Bidders must hold valid registration with FBR and Balochistan Revenue Authority as active taxpayers (NTN & BRA). Additionally, registration with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) under category CE09 for the fiscal year 2025-26 is mandatory. Firms should provide evidence of three similar assignments completed in the last two years, supported by completion certificates and financial capacity statements showing a credit limit of at least PKR 5 million. Blacklisting by any procuring agency disqualifies participation. The submission deadline is set for 19th February 2026 at 12:00 PM, with tender opening scheduled the same day at 1:00 PM. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the Public Health Engineering Division Killa Saifullah office. Tender documents are available upon payment of a non-refundable fee and presentation of required documents including Call Deposit Receipt (CDR), engineering council certificates, and tax certificates. Pro-Tip: Carefully verify the tender fee payment through the specified Green Challan in the National Bank of Pakistan under account CO-2725-02 to avoid disqualification. Also, ensure all technical and financial documents are complete to meet the single-stage, one-envelope procedure requirements.