Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
National Grid Company (NGC-North) Peshawar invites bids for damaged conductor replacement work on the 220kV Sheikh Muhammadi to Daudkhel transmission line at Dara Adam Khel in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This non-consultancy service involves replacement of damaged conductors between tower locations 99 and 102. The procurement is advertised under a national single-stage, one-envelope bidding methodology. The work is critical infrastructure maintenance for Pakistan's transmission network, managed by the Manager Asset Management Circle at Sheikh Muhammadi Road Grid Station in Peshawar District. Prospective bidders should contact the Deputy Manager at the Peshawar location for clarification on project scope and technical specifications.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria established for similar transmission line maintenance works, typically including valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration in the relevant category, payment of all taxes and duties, and absence from the Government's blacklist. A bid securing declaration is mandatory as per the standard bidding document. All required forms including technical capabilities, past construction experience documentation, and financial capacity assessments must be included with submissions.
Bid documents are available from the Manager Asset Management Circle at the Sheikh Muhammadi Road Grid Station address provided. Sealed bids must be submitted by the closing date of August 20, 2026. Contact the Deputy Manager, Grid Station, Sheikh Muhammadi Road, Badhber, Peshawar at phone +92-335-740-1744 or email dmtlpeshawar@ntdc.com.pk for further information and document procurement procedures.
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This is a targeted specialist procurement for conductor replacement on a 220kV transmission line—higher-voltage work requiring PEC Category 'C' or above for electromechanical services. The scope spans three tower spans (99–102), suggesting a smaller-scale line maintenance project rather than major construction. Single-stage bidding and a strict 24-day submission window indicate NGC's preference for straightforward competitive procurement without technical pre-qualification rounds. Contractors with prior transmission line maintenance experience and adequate insurance coverage will be favoured.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require PEC registration (Category C or equivalent for transmission line work), valid NTN and Provincial Tax Number, audited financial statements, and evidence of past transmission line projects. No blacklisting by any Federal or Provincial government authority. Standard performance guarantees and contractor's undertaking required as per NGC conditions.