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Description / Scope of Work
Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) invites bids for the supply, installation, configuration, testing and commissioning of an Asset Performance Management System (APMS) for distribution transformers ranging from 25kVA to 630kVA capacity across 10 high AT&C loss feeders in Lahore. This is a national level procurement of goods under single stage-one envelope bidding process. The project aims to enhance asset performance monitoring and reduce technical and commercial losses on priority feeders within LESCO's distribution network.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including registration with relevant authorities and demonstrated experience in similar projects. A bid security declaration is mandatory as per tender requirements. Bidders should possess technical capability and financial stability to execute the full scope of work including system configuration and commissioning services.
Bid documents are available from the Material Management Department, LESCO, located at 22-A Queens Road Lahore. Interested bidders should contact the department at phone +92-370-499-0342 or email ammm5@lesco.gov.pk for document procurement and clarifications. Bid submission, opening and evaluation will proceed as per the schedule detailed in the bidding documents. The tender is open to national suppliers and contractors with proven experience in power distribution system automation and transformer management solutions.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
LESCO is procuring an integrated APMS covering real-time monitoring, data analytics, and remote diagnostics for 10 high-loss feeders—a medium-scale systems integration project combining hardware, software, and on-site commissioning.
This is platform deployment work requiring embedded expertise in transformer telemetry and loss reduction analytics rather than commodity supply. Timeline to July 2026 suggests 12–18 months execution; notably, the scope spans 25–630kVA asset range across urban distribution, implying complex site coordination and phased rollout risk.
Who can bid: Typically required: NTN/FBR registration, SECP or sectoral authority enrollment. No PEC category cited (ICT/systems integrator registration may apply). Notice emphasizes prior similar projects, technical capability, and financial stability. Likely restricted to national bidders with documented power automation or utility IT experience.