Construction of 2×3 Duct Line with Manholes and 11KV Feeders by IESCO

This is a National level works tender issued by the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO), Additional Director Village Electrification, for the construction of 2×3 duct line with manholes, plinth and earthing of load breaking switches, and pakka path required for the execution of two independent 11KV feeders from a 132KV Metering and Earthing Station substation at the General Head Quarter (GHQ) in Rawalpindi. The project falls under the City Construction Division Rawalpindi for the fiscal year 2026-27. This is a single-stage, one-envelope procurement process, classified as a works contract.

Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria regarding financial capacity, net worth, and technical qualifications. The tender requires submission of a bid securing declaration in lieu of cash security. Standard conditions of contract apply, including provisions for performance guarantee, integrity pact, and adherence to general and special conditions outlined in the bidding document. Contractors must possess relevant professional registrations and licenses as applicable to electrical utility infrastructure projects in Pakistan.

Bid documents are available from the IESCO Head Office, Street 40, Sector G7/4, Islamabad Capital Territory. Bids must be submitted by August 27, 2026, and will be opened on the same date. Interested contractors should contact the Additional Director (Village Electrification) at Phone: +92-319-599-1410 or Email: veciesco@yahoo.com for clarifications and document procurement details.

IESCO is tendering a substation and high-voltage feeder construction project in Rawalpindi involving duct work, earthing systems, and civil infrastructure. The scope appears medium-sized, requiring both electrical and civil construction expertise. The August 2026 closing date suggests a compressed timeline from publication. This is a single, defined project rather than a recurring contract, suited to contractors with demonstrated 11KV distribution experience and registered status with relevant professional bodies.

Who can bid: Bidders typically require current registration with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) Grade IV or higher for electrical works, valid NTN with Federal Board of Revenue, and documented proof of financial net worth and annual turnover as specified in the Financial Capacity Evaluation Form. The notice does not explicitly state PEC category requirements but utilities contracts typically mandate this.