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Description / Scope of Work
The Board of Management Sundar Industrial Estate (BOM-SIE) invites sealed bids for the rehabilitation of an existing Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) laboratory facility at Sundar Industrial Estate in Punjab. This is a capital project documented under ITB reference ED/SIE/CAPITAL/2025-26/RECL, issued in July 2026. The scope encompasses the comprehensive restoration and upgrade of laboratory infrastructure to ensure compliance with environmental and operational standards required for industrial estate effluent management and quality control testing.
Eligible bidders are typically those registered with relevant construction and engineering authorities in Pakistan, with demonstrated experience in similar civil, mechanical, and environmental engineering projects. Specific eligibility criteria, required licenses, and bid security requirements are detailed in the Instructions to Bidders and Bidding Data sections of this document. Bidders must meet qualification thresholds and provide evidence of technical and financial capacity.
Detailed bidding documents including technical specifications, drawings, forms of bid, and conditions of contract are contained in this Volume I package. Prospective bidders should carefully review all eight sections covering invitation, instructions, bidding data, forms, contract conditions, standard forms, technical specifications, and drawings. Submission procedures, deadlines, bid opening date, and contact information for further clarification are specified in the Instructions to Bidders section beginning on page 7 of this document.
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BOM-SIE seeks rehabilitation of an existing CETP laboratory facility—a specialized environmental infrastructure project involving testing and quality assurance equipment installation. This is a moderate-scale capital project requiring technical expertise in effluent treatment systems and laboratory design. The July 2026 issuance suggests imminent tendering; bidders must demonstrate prior CETP or industrial environmental projects. Notable: this is infrastructure-critical work supporting industrial estate operations, likely to emphasize compliance and technical soundness over cost alone.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require registration with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in relevant category for civil/mechanical/environmental work, valid NTN, and relevant SECP documentation if corporate. Experience in similar CETP, laboratory infrastructure, or industrial environmental projects is typically required. Specific eligibility thresholds are stated in the Instructions to Bidders section.