High Voltage Breakdown Testing Set procurement by MEPCO

Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) invites bids for the procurement of a High Voltage Breakdown Testing Set under national competitive bidding. The procurement is being conducted through a single-stage, two-envelope bidding process with reference number 77/27. This is a goods procurement for electrical testing equipment required to support MEPCO's operations in testing and quality assurance of high voltage components across Punjab province. The procurement is centrally managed by the Assistant Manager Procurement at MEPCO Complex, Wapda Colony, Khanewal Road, Multan City.

Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria and are required to submit bid security as per the bid data sheet. The standard conditions of contract and special conditions outlined in the bidding document shall govern the contract. All bidders must sign an integrity pact and provide performance guarantees as per the prescribed forms included in the bidding document. Documentation requirements include technical specifications compliance, price schedules, and various statutory declarations and forms.

Interested bidders may obtain the complete bidding document from MEPCO's procurement office. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes (technical and financial) according to the instructions provided. The bid opening date and detailed submission procedures are specified in the bid data sheet. For inquiries, bidders should contact the Assistant Manager Procurement at Phone: +92-319-975-7793 or Email: amproc&dist@mepco.com.pk.

MEPCO is procuring specialized high voltage testing equipment—a capital goods item likely required for asset testing and maintenance operations. The bidding is national-level with standard two-envelope procedures, suggesting moderate contract value and competitive field. Bidders should note the single-stage process requires both technical and financial submission simultaneity; the integrity pact requirement signals compliance scrutiny typical of utility procurement. No published closing date appears in the notice header, though the filename indicates 2026-08-06.

Who can bid: The notice does not specify eligibility categories, PEC registration, or sectoral restrictions. Typically for electrical goods procurement by Pakistani utilities, bidders must be registered with the relevant authority (SECP for companies), possess valid NTN, and provide evidence of technical capability and financial standing. Pakistani and foreign bidders may both be eligible unless restricted by special conditions not visible in this excerpt.