Pre-qualification for Two-Year Framework Agreement – Electrical, Mechanical and Utility Equipment Repair at Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Gadani

The Collectorate of Custom Enforcement, Gadani (Pakistan Customs) has reserved funds for FY 2026-27 and invites pre-qualification applications from service providers for a two-year framework agreement covering repair, maintenance and servicing of electrical, mechanical and utility equipment at the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement located in Gadani, Hub District, Kalat Division, Balochistan Province. This is a non-consultancy procurement open to national applicants. Only pre-qualified firms will be eligible to participate in the subsequent invitation to bid process leading to contract award.

The pre-qualification process is open to all national applicants subject to fulfilling the eligibility requirements detailed in the pre-qualification documents. Interested applicants must demonstrate relevant financial resources, past experience with similar equipment repair and maintenance contracts, and absence of historical contract non-performance or pending litigation. Applicants must provide certified financial statements, evidence of completed similar projects, and comply with all regulatory requirements for business registration and licensing.

Complete pre-qualification documents are available through EPADS v2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/procurements/70484. Interested parties may contact the Collectorate of Custom Enforcement, Gadani during office hours via phone +92-311-127-1136 or email muhammad.hadi@fbr.gov.pk for additional information. The application submission deadline is 10 August 2026.

This is a pre-qualification notice for a two-year framework agreement covering routine and corrective maintenance of electrical, mechanical and utility systems at a federal customs facility in Balochistan. The scope appears substantial and recurring in nature. Bidders should expect detailed technical evaluation of past similar projects and financial capacity verification. The framework structure suggests multiple service calls over 24 months rather than discrete lump-sum projects, making operational reliability and local responsiveness important competitive factors. Geographic location in Gadani, Hub may limit contractor pool and favour firms with Balochistan presence or logistics capability.

Who can bid: Applicants must be registered national service providers with relevant business licenses. Typically, firms should hold valid NTN and SECP registration or equivalent authority documentation. Past experience with electrical, mechanical and utility equipment repair and maintenance is required. The notice requires demonstration of financial capacity, no historical contract non-performance, and absence of pending litigation. Specific certification or PEC classification is not mentioned but may be required in detailed bid documents.