Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Navy Military Engineer Services invites pre-qualification of firms and contractors for construction and civil works projects at Crescent area and other naval facilities. The tender covers multiple construction activities including construction of buildings, accommodation facilities, and ancillary works at Naval Complex Islamabad and related sites in Sindh province. This is a pre-qualification notice intended to shortlist eligible contractors and issue tender documents for subsequent bidding rounds. Applicants must submit detailed company profiles confirming the nature of works undertaken, relevant experience in similar projects, names of sponsoring agencies, cost of works, performance reports with the sponsoring agency, PEC registration number and category, details of plant and machinery, and financial statements for the last three years. Prospective bidders must be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in appropriate category, possess valid NTN and PEC registration certificates, and demonstrate prior experience in government or quasi-government project execution. Firms not registered with relevant authorities or lacking the specified experience will not be considered for pre-qualification. Tender documents and detailed bidding instructions will be issued following evaluation of pre-qualification applications. Bids must be submitted to HQ DWE&CN (Navy) Sector E-8, Naval Complex Islamabad within stipulated timelines. The evaluation will be conducted as per PPRA rules 2004 and procurement regulations, with competent authority review and final decision on qualifying bidders.
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This is a pre-qualification notice for multiple naval construction projects, not a direct tender. The scope is substantial, spanning buildings and accommodation works across naval facilities. Bidders must already hold PEC registration and demonstrate prior government project experience; this is not a one-off contract but appears to be a framework for multiple works. The pre-qualification stage indicates substantial future projects, making this suitable only for established construction firms with proven track records. Tight documentation requirements suggest formal evaluation; contractors should prepare comprehensive company profiles and financial records before proceeding.
Who can bid: Applicants must be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the appropriate category, possess valid NTN certificates, and demonstrate prior experience executing works for government or quasi-government agencies. Firms lacking PEC registration or relevant project experience will not qualify. Typically, PEC categories C, D, or E are required depending on project scope; detailed financial statements and plant inventory documentation are mandatory.