Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) invites bids for the supply of Tower Type ZM-60 and additional cross arms under tender reference PMU-21/2026-27. This is a goods procurement on a national basis conducted through a single-stage two-envelope bidding process. The procurement is managed by the Manager Procurement (PMU) under the Chief Engineer (Development) at MEPCO's office on Khanewal Road, Multan, in Punjab Province. The project scope encompasses the supply of specified tower components essential for power distribution infrastructure development across MEPCO's operational area.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria including valid business registration with the relevant authorities and financial capacity to execute the contract. A bid securing declaration is mandatory from all participating bidders to ensure compliance and good faith participation. Bidders are required to submit technical specifications, price schedules, and proof of past experience with similar projects. The procurement document specifies detailed item and lot specifications that bidders must address comprehensively in their submissions.
Bid documents are available through MEPCO's procurement office and may be obtained by interested parties by contacting the Manager Procurement at the office address or via email at erppmu.proc@mepco.com.pk. Bids must be submitted in two separate envelopes containing technical and financial proposals respectively. The bid opening will be conducted according to the schedule specified in the bid data sheet. For further inquiries, bidders may contact MEPCO at phone +92-310-377-4444 during official business hours. All bids must comply with the general and special conditions of contract outlined in the bidding document.
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MEPCO seeks suppliers of electrical tower components (ZM-60 type) and cross arms for power distribution network expansion.
The scope indicates medium-scale goods procurement with technical specifications that require manufacturing or sourcing capability. This appears to be a single-order procurement rather than a framework contract. Bidders should possess experience in power infrastructure supply, manufacturing certifications, and established track record with similar deliveries. The two-envelope system suggests both technical qualification and price competition matter significantly.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid business registration (SECP), NTN, and sales tax compliance. For goods supply, PEC registration is not required. Suppliers must demonstrate past experience with similar tower or electrical component supplies. Financial capacity assessment will be conducted. The notice does not explicitly restrict participation by company type or size, but typically only registered commercial entities are eligible.