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Description / Scope of Work
The Fresh Water Circle Arid Zone of Sindh at Hyderabad, operating under the Chief Engineer Irrigation Development Region-II Hyderabad, invites bids for operation, maintenance and repair services for a drinking water scheme extending from Lower Nara Canal Road-455 to Tar Hashim via Village Jesro and serving 101 small and big villages in Sindh. The scope of work includes constructing underground reservoirs, providing maintenance and repair services for the water distribution network, maintaining and repairing government vehicles, and supplying other essential items for the financial year 2026-2027. This is a comprehensive service contract covering both infrastructure development and ongoing operational support across a rural region of Sindh with dispersed village settlements requiring integrated water supply management.
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Bidders should note this is a large-scale, multi-component contract combining water infrastructure construction, ongoing system operation/maintenance, vehicle maintenance, and supply procurement across 101 villages in the arid zone of Sindh.
The contract spans a full financial year (2026-2027) and requires capability in civil construction (underground reservoirs), water system operations, fleet maintenance, and procurement logistics. Experience with rural water schemes and proven track record in Sindh are likely prerequisites. The dispersed village locations demand logistical coordination and local presence.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders must hold valid NTN and SECP registration. For construction components, PEC registration (Category C or higher) is typically required. Bidders should hold relevant experience certificates and maintain valid business licenses. The notice does not explicitly state these requirements; standard procurement practice for Sindh government contracts typically mandates these credentials. Site inspection and familiarity with local conditions recommended.