Extension and Construction of Water Supply Schemes with Solar Systems in Sohbatpur District

This tender invites contractors in Sohbatpur, Balochistan, through the Public Health Engineering Division Sohbatpur, for extension and construction of water supply schemes integrated with solar power systems. The scope includes extension of water supply schemes at Abdul Qadir Shah and Bhand Sharif villages, construction of an RO filtration plant at Mehpur, and rehabilitation of the Panhwar Sanhri water supply scheme. The works cover civil construction, supply and installation of pipes, solar systems, and borehole drilling. The projects require expertise in water supply infrastructure and solar electrification, with engineering challenges including site-specific civil works and integration of solar technology for sustainable water filtration and pumping. The location in Sohbatpur demands careful planning to ensure reliable water access and energy efficiency. Bidders must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council registration in the relevant category for water supply and sanitation works, with PEC certificates valid for FY 2026-27. Financial standing requires a bank solvency certificate of at least PKR 20 million. Tax compliance with FBR and Balochistan Revenue Authority is mandatory. Experience of at least three similar projects valued at a minimum of PKR 8 million each during FY 2023-26 is required. NTN and GST certificates must be verified. The tender fee is PKR 1,500 per work, and a bid security of 2% of the estimated cost is required via Call Deposit Receipt. The submission deadline is set for 13th February 2026 by 12:00 PM, with bid opening at 1:00 PM the same day. Bids must be submitted physically at the Office of the Executive Engineer, PHE Division Sohbatpur. Tender documents are available for purchase or digital download from the Balochistan Public Procurement Regulatory Authority website. Pro-Tip: Ensure the Call Deposit Receipt is properly titled with the firm’s name and check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty requirements, as these are often overlooked and can lead to bid rejection.