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Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC) invites bids for the supply, procurement, testing and commissioning of water filtration plants at its salt mining sites located in Kalabagh and Jata Bahadur Khel. This is a single-stage, one-envelope national competitive bidding process for goods procurement. The project encompasses complete filtration system installation with full testing and commissioning services at both PMDC salt mine locations. Reference number CORR-P71752-001 applies to this corrigendum dated July 28, 2026.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria including valid business registration, relevant tax documentation and financial capacity to execute the contract. A bid securing declaration is mandatory as per the conditions outlined in the bidding documents. Prospective suppliers should demonstrate prior experience with similar water treatment or filtration system installations and possess technical capability to conduct testing and commissioning activities at the specified sites.
Bid documents are available from PMDC, AVP (Procurement) at PMDC 13/H/9 Islamabad. Interested bidders should contact the procurement office by telephone +92-317-177-8158 or email dgm-pro@pmdc.gov.pk for clarification and document acquisition. Bids must be submitted in the single envelope format as detailed in the instructions to bidders section of the standard bidding document. The bid opening will follow procedures specified in the procurement regulations.
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PMDC seeks suppliers for water filtration plant installation across two salt mining locations.
The procurement is structured as a straightforward goods supply with commissioning services contract. Bidders should note this is a corrigendum to an existing tender (P71752), suggesting the original may have required clarification or correction. The scope spans two geographically distinct sites (Kalabagh and Jata Bahadur Khel), potentially requiring site familiarisation and logistics planning. Prior experience with mining-related water treatment projects would strengthen technical bids.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration or equivalent business entity status, valid NTN and tax registration, and demonstrated financial capacity. No specific PEC category mentioned; however, suppliers of water treatment equipment and systems with commissioning expertise are expected. Typically bidders must declare absence of blacklisting, debarment or pending litigation. Integrity Pact execution is mandatory per the document.