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Description / Scope of Work
The Irrigation Multan Zone invites sealed bids for the award of a 324-day toll collection contract at Mailsi Syphon Cum Barrage commencing from 11 August 2026 to 30 June 2027 in Punjab. The revised reserve price for the year 2026-27 has been approved at Rs 28,658,439, as determined by the Chief Engineer, Irrigation Multan Zone, vide notification dated 30 June 2026. This is a recurring annual contract for toll collection rights with all associated revenue and operational responsibilities transferred to the successful bidder.
Eligible persons, firms and contractors must furnish earnest money in the form of Cash Deposit Receipt (CDR) at 5% of the reserve price. Bid documents can be obtained from the office of the Executive Engineer, Mailsi Syphon Division Thingi, until 7 August 2026 during office hours. Applicants must submit attested copies of CNIC, specimen signature, and Power of Attorney in case of a firm or registered entity alongside the bid documents application.
Sealed bids accompanied by earnest money as CDR must be submitted to the office of the Executive Engineer, Mailsi Syphon Division Thingi, on 8 August 2026 up to 12:00 PM, and will be opened at 12:30 PM on the same day in the presence of bidders and their authorized representatives. The bid amount will be payable in twelve monthly installments along with applicable taxes in advance. All expenses for provision, operation and maintenance of facilities remain the lessee's responsibility with no deductions permitted from the bid amount.
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Toll collection contract for Mailsi Syphon Cum Barrage in Punjab's Multan Zone covering 324 days (Aug 2026–Jun 2027). Reserve price is Rs 28.66 million with 5% CDR required; bidders must pay in 12 monthly instalments. This is an established recurring revenue contract where the successful bidder assumes full operational and maintenance responsibility. Tight bidding window (8 August closing) requires immediate document collection and bid preparation. Contract scale is medium-sized for irrigation infrastructure tollage.
Who can bid: Typically, toll collection contracts in Pakistan require bidders to be registered with relevant provincial authorities and possess valid NTN/SECP registration. The notice specifies submission of CNIC and Power of Attorney; typically firms must also demonstrate financial capacity and past experience in toll or revenue collection operations.