Miscellaneous Repair and Renovation Works by GE (Army) – I Rawalpindi

The Military Engineer Services, Office GE (Army) – I Rawalpindi invites sealed tenders for miscellaneous repair, renovation, distemper, painting and construction works at various locations under the B&R Artificer Periodic Services and Decoration Works contracts for its sub-divisions across Punjab. The tender covers eight separate contract packages (series a through h), each with an estimated cost of up to 4,000 million rupees, addressing maintenance and upgrades for internal electric, water supply and sulphur gas systems at multiple military installations and cantonment areas. The works fall under PPRA Rule 13(1) 2004 and encompass periodic services and decoration work across the organization's operational footprint.

Eligible bidders must be registered contractors with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in categories A, B, C, D or E, and must furnish a valid PEC registration certificate alongside their application. Firms must demonstrate relevant experience by submitting certificates detailing works executed during the last two years and those currently in hand, with specified amounts, time allowed in months, commencement and completion dates, and percentage progress. All applicants must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council; contractors not on the approved MES list or lacking PEC registration are ineligible.

Applications must be submitted to the Accepting Officer at the GE (Army) – I Rawalpindi office by 1130 hours on 27 August 2026, with tender opening scheduled for 1200 hours the same day. Tender documents will be issued only to firms with sufficient experience in the relevant field and meeting specified area and job conditions. Bidders may be present at tender opening. The accepting officer reserves the right to accept or reject any tender in accordance with PPRA Rules paragraph 33(i).

Eight parallel contracts for miscellaneous military repair and renovation work across Punjab, each valued up to 4,000 million rupees, spanning internal utilities, painting and periodic services. Bidders must hold PEC registration (categories A–E) and demonstrate two years' relevant experience. The tight same-day submission and opening schedule (1130 and 1200 hours on 27 August 2026) suggests logistical complexity; these appear to be recurring periodic maintenance contracts rather than one-off projects. Large estimated values indicate substantial operational scope across multiple military cantonment locations.

Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in category A, B, C, D or E and must submit a valid PEC certificate. Firms must be on the approved MES contractors list. All applicants must furnish certificates proving execution of similar works in the last two years with cost, duration, dates and progress details. Contractors not registered with PEC are ineligible.