Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) is inviting bids for the procurement of Control Panels CP30 and CP50 under tender reference PMU-12/2026-27. This is a goods procurement conducted as a Single Stage-Two Envelope national tender. The bidding document, issued as Corrigendum #1 (CORR-P64949-001) on July 27, 2026, is available from the Manager Procurement (PMU) office located at Khanewal Road, Multan, in Punjab Province. The tender encompasses supply and delivery of the specified control panels with all related services and installation support as outlined in the bid documents.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including relevant registration with SECP or appropriate regulatory authorities and must demonstrate financial capacity and past experience in similar supply contracts. A bid securing declaration is required from all participating bidders. Bidders should possess valid tax registration and compliance certificates. Bids must be submitted in two separate envelopes containing technical specifications and financial proposals respectively, in accordance with the instructions to bidders detailed in the standard bidding document.
Bid documents are available for download from the PMU MEPCO office or may be obtained by contacting the procurement manager. Bids must be submitted by the closing date of August 12, 2026, with opening scheduled thereafter. For queries and document procurement, bidders should contact the Manager Procurement (PMU) at phone +92-310-377-4444 or email erppmu.proc@mepco.com.pk. All terms and conditions, including general and special conditions of contract, performance guarantee requirements, and integrity pact provisions, are detailed in the complete bidding document.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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MEPCO seeks suppliers for two control panel models (CP30 and CP50) under a national competitive tender with Corrigendum #1 issued just before closing (August 12, 2026). This is a straightforward goods supply contract typical of utility procurement. The two-envelope format and integrity pact requirement indicate institutional procurement standards. Scope appears moderate in scale; bidders should verify whether single or multiple units are required and confirm delivery location and timeline expectations from the technical specifications.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP (for companies) or appropriate provincial authority, hold valid NTN and sales tax registration, and demonstrate past experience supplying electrical equipment to utilities or similar industrial clients. Financial capacity assessment and performance history review are standard evaluation criteria.