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Description / Scope of Work
Islamabad College for Boys under the Federal Directorate of Education invites pre-qualification applications from national service providers for the procurement of repair and maintenance of transport services. This is a non-consulting services contract with reference P57209 planned for financial year 2026-27, funded through reserved funds for Federal territory. The pre-qualification process is the first stage of a single-stage one-envelope procurement procedure, following which qualified applicants will be invited to submit bids for contract award.
Eligibility is open to all national applicants meeting the criteria stipulated in the pre-qualification documents. Interested service providers must possess relevant experience, technical capability, and necessary registrations or licenses as specified in the pre-qualification data sheet and evaluation criteria. Applicants are required to submit complete documentation demonstrating their qualifications, past performance, and financial standing through the electronic platform.
Applications must be submitted electronically through EPADS v2.0 (e-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System) on or before Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 11:00 AM, with electronic opening scheduled for the same day at 11:30 AM. Complete pre-qualification documents are accessible at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/procurements/57209. Interested parties may contact the Islamabad College for Boys Accountant at phone +92-331-510-2763 or email ddoib1653@gmail.com during office hours for further information. Manual submission of applications will not be accepted.
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Federal institution seeking pre-qualified transport repair/maintenance service provider for FY 2026-27.
Scale appears medium—ongoing vehicle fleet maintenance rather than capital overhaul. Two-stage procurement (pre-qual then bid) suggests institutional vetting rigor. Tight July 2026 deadline indicates planning already underway; this is likely recurring annual maintenance rather than one-off work. Competition expected from established transport service firms familiar with government contracts.
Who can bid: National service providers only. Typical requirements: valid NTN, SECP registration if applicable, relevant experience in fleet maintenance, technical certifications, financial solvency demonstration. No PEC category stated (not construction). Pre-qualification documents specify exact registration/license mandates—these differ by provider type and must be verified in EPADS detail sheet.