Call Centre Establishment at Supreme Court of Pakistan Building Renovation – Works Contract

The Supreme Court of Pakistan invites bids for renovation and up-gradation works at the Supreme Court of Pakistan Building in Islamabad, specifically for the establishment of a Call Centre at the Public Facilitation Centre. This is a national-level works contract tendered under Single Stage-Two Envelope procedure as per Standard Bidding Document guidelines. The tender encompasses construction and renovation work required to establish a functional call centre facility within the existing Supreme Court building infrastructure in Islamabad's G-5/2 area on Constitution Avenue.

Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration, demonstrated past construction experience with completed similar contracts, and financial capacity to execute the project. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants. Bidders should possess valid registration with relevant authorities, maintain adequate financial resources, and demonstrate professional competency through documented past performance on construction projects of comparable scope and complexity.

Bid documents are available from the Sr. Deputy Director, Supreme Court of Pakistan, Constitution Avenue, G-5/2, Islamabad, contactable at +92-333-515-9402 or makiyani@gmail.com. Sealed bids in two envelopes (technical and financial) must be submitted by the closing date. The bid opening will follow standard procurement procedures. Interested contractors are advised to obtain complete tender documents and review all specifications, conditions of contract, and evaluation criteria before bid submission.

Supreme Court seeks renovation contractor for call centre setup at its Islamabad headquarters. This is a defined works contract under formal tender procedure with two-envelope format, indicating moderate to substantial scope. Key concern: the closing date is August 20, 2026—relatively soon from publication. Bidders will need current PEC registration, documented construction experience on similar institutional projects, and confirmed financial standing. Performance guarantee and integrity pact are mandatory. Competition likely includes established firms familiar with government institutional work.

Who can bid: Bidders typically require PEC registration in relevant category (building/civil works), National Tax Number (NTN) with active tax status, and SECP registration if operating as a company. Documented past experience on construction projects, particularly institutional or government buildings, is required. Financial statements and proof of working capital typically mandated. Foreign firms may participate if registered locally or partnered with Pakistani entities.