Construction and Installation of Water Supply Schemes and Solar Golf Ground in Quetta

This tender invites bids from approved government contractors in Quetta for the construction of multiple Water Supply Schemes (WSS) and the supply and installation of solar equipment at the Golf Ground Cantt. The Public Health Engineering Division Quetta requires drilling and development of bore wells, along with the supply and installation of pumping machinery across various city locations including Nawa Killi Bypass, Jan Mohammad Road, Toghi Road Link Street, and City Area. Additionally, the project includes solar installation work at the Golf Ground Cantt Quetta. The works involve significant civil and mechanical engineering tasks such as bore drilling, pump installation, and solar power system setup. Contractors must be prepared to handle the technical challenges posed by Quetta's terrain and ensure compliance with engineering standards. The procurement follows the Baluchistan Public Procurement Regulatory Authority rules, emphasizing quality and timely execution. Contractors must hold valid registration with the Pakistan Engineering Council in the relevant category and maintain active tax registration with the National Tax Number and Baluchistan Revenue Authority. The tender requires a three-year relevant work experience and financial capacity proof. Tender fees and bid security in the form of a 2% call deposit are mandatory. The fiscal year 2025-26 enlistment and renewal fees must be deposited as per instructions. Submission deadline is set for 30-01-2026 at 11:00 AM, with tender opening at 12:00 PM the same day. Bidders must submit sealed bids at the office of the Executive Engineer PHE Division, Jail Road near Marker Factory Quetta. Tender documents will be issued until 16-01-2026 11:00 AM upon payment of non-refundable fees. Pro-Tip: Ensure your Call Deposit Receipt clearly shows the firm’s complete title and original CNIC is attached, as only original contractors with proper documentation will be entertained. Check the newspaper ad carefully for any additional stamp duty or procedural requirements to avoid disqualification.