Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
MEPCO Limited, Multan, invites international competitive bids for the procurement and installation of an Asset Performance Management System (APMS) as per PPMC Specification No. PPMC-DS-01:2026. The tender is for 2940 units and represents a significant technology modernization project for the power utility operating in Multan, KPK region. This is an e-bid tender issued through EPADS 2.0 platform on a Design-to-Delivery (DDP) basis, with detailed specifications and bidding requirements outlined in the tender documents available on MEPCO and PPRA websites.
Eligible bidders must be registered on EPADS 2.0 and submit documents electronically through that platform; manual bids will not be accepted. Bid security or guarantee in fixed amount must be provided in original in the form of Deposit-at-Call, Bank Draft, Pay Order, or Bid Guarantee from any scheduled Bank of Pakistan in favour of Chief Executive Officer MEPCO Multan. The conditional tender will be rejected, and all submissions must include original bid security clearly marked with tender number and title before the e-bid submission deadline.
Bids are invited on EPADS 2.0 (www.pa.epads.gov.pk). Interested eligible bidders are requested to register on EPADS 2.0 and submit documents electronically. The bid submission deadline is 12 August 2026 at 11:00 hours, with bid opening scheduled for the same date at 11:30 hours. Tender documents and further information are available at www.mepco.com.pk and www.ppra.org.pk. Bidders should submit press clippings of tender publication to the Director (Procurement) office at Mepco Complex, Wapda Colony Khanewal Road, Multan.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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MEPCO seeks implementation of an enterprise Asset Performance Management System covering 2940 units—a substantial digital infrastructure contract for a major power utility. The 12 August 2026 closing date indicates moderate preparation time; bidders must be e-procurement platform-ready and capable of international competitive bidding standards. System installation projects of this scale typically involve integration with existing SCADA/IT systems and demand technical expertise in utility sector software. The DDP terms and international ICB format suggest significant contract value and rigorous evaluation criteria.
Who can bid: Bidders must register on EPADS 2.0 platform; manual submissions are rejected. Bid security from a scheduled Pakistani bank is mandatory. Typically, software and system installation contracts require vendor registration with relevant technology bodies, valid business registration (SECP), and NTN. Prior experience in utility sector asset management systems is likely preferred though not explicitly stated.