Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
MEPCO invites sealed bids for the procurement of bolts and templates for SPA, SPD and SPG poles under tender reference PMU-25/2026-27. This is a national competitive bidding for goods with a single stage two envelope submission process. The procurement is managed by the Manager Procurement (PMU) under the office of the Chief Engineer (Development) at MEPCO's headquarters in Multan, Punjab. Bidders are required to meet specified eligibility criteria and provide all mandatory documentation in their bid envelopes. The tender employs a transparent evaluation methodology to ensure value for money and quality standards for electrical infrastructure components.
Eligible bidders must meet the criteria outlined in the bid data sheet and typically include registered manufacturing or trading enterprises with valid business registration, NTN and sales tax certification from the Federal Board of Revenue. Bidders must demonstrate financial capacity and relevant experience in supplying electrical hardware and components. A bid securing declaration in the prescribed format is mandatory and must accompany the technical proposal envelope to ensure bidder commitment and compliance with procurement regulations.
Bidders can obtain complete bid documents from MEPCO's Procurement Management Unit office on Khanewal Road, Multan, or by contacting the procurement team via email at erppmu.proc@mepco.com.pk or telephone +92-310-377-4444. Sealed bids comprising technical proposal (Envelope 1) and financial proposal (Envelope 2) must be submitted by the closing date. Opening of technical bids will proceed on a publicly notified date, with financial bids evaluated only for technically qualified bidders, ensuring compliance with standard procurement procedures and transparency requirements.
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MEPCO is procuring bolts and templates for high-voltage poles under a national competitive tender.
The single-stage two-envelope format (technical then financial evaluation) is standard for electrical goods. No explicit contract value is stated in the document, suggesting a routine operational procurement rather than a flagship project. Bidders should expect rigorous eligibility screening; success depends on prior manufacturing/supply credentials and documented financial standing. This appears to be a recurrent category of spend for the utility.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid SECP registration (for private companies), active NTN with Federal Board of Revenue, and current sales tax certificate. Past experience supplying electrical hardware to utilities or power distribution companies is likely necessary. The notice does not specify PEC category requirements; manufacturing or trading entities in electrical components are the primary target.