Emergency Restoration of Flood Damages to Drinking Water Supply Schemes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

The Public Health Engineering Division, Dir Upper, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa invites electronic bids from eligible firms and contractors for emergency restoration of flood damages affecting drinking water supply schemes across multiple Water Supply Schemes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under ADP No. 316/2211-04. The tender covers 31 water supply schemes including WSS Darora, WSS Doon Serai, WSS Doog Payeen, WSS Kailkot, WSS Biar, and others, with estimated total project cost ranging from Rs 13,080 to Rs 84,000 per scheme. This comprehensive rehabilitation programme addresses critical water infrastructure damaged by recent flooding and serves rural communities throughout Dir Upper district.

Bidders must be registered with KP Revenue Authority with active status and must possess relevant specialization codes as specified by KPPRA Procurement Rules 2014. Contractors must own a local workshop verified by the Superintending Engineer, hold active licenses from the Electric Inspectorate, and possess certificates of standby machineries and transformers of different KVAs. For electrical and mechanical works, firms must demonstrate specialization through appropriate certificates. The bid security amount is Rs 0.03 percent of estimated cost submitted as non-refundable entry fee, with additional security as per KPPRA Notification No. 5-II-O [14]/Vol: 1-24/2021-22/6058-71 dated 10-05-2022.

Interested bidders must register on EPADS portal at https://eproc.ure.gov.pk to download tender documents and submit bids electronically. The bid submission deadline is 24-08-2026 at 12:00 PM, with opening scheduled the same day in the presence of government contractors or authorized representatives. Tender enquiries and document procurement should be directed to the Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering Division, Dir Upper, Salim Market, Shaft Plaza, 12th Floor, Near Bank of Punjab, with telephone contact available at the office during business hours.

This is a large-scale emergency water supply rehabilitation programme targeting 31 schemes across Dir Upper with estimated individual scheme costs between Rs 13,080 and Rs 84,000. The work encompasses electrical and mechanical repairs to flood-damaged infrastructure and is open to pre-qualified contractors. The August 2026 deadline provides reasonable mobilization time. Registration with KP Revenue Authority and Electric Inspectorate licensing are mandatory; bidders should verify their compliance with specialization requirements before submission. This represents recurring emergency work typical of post-disaster water sector recovery.

Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with KP Revenue Authority with active status and hold specialization codes for electrical and mechanical works as per KPPRA rules. Active license from Electric Inspectorate is mandatory. Local workshop ownership verified by Superintending Engineer and certificates of standby machineries and transformers are required. Typically, contractors must also hold valid NTN and be in good regulatory standing.