Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Railways, Sukkur invites single-stage, one-envelope bids for the upgradation of Class-III (unmanned) level crossing number 34/A at kilometre 543/9–10 into a Class-II (24-inch wide) level crossing between Ghotki and Sarhad stations on the Rohri–Khanpur section of the railway network in Sindh province. The project involves infrastructure enhancement to improve crossing safety and capacity on this busy railway corridor. Eligible bidders must be registered with the Federal Board of Revenue on the Active Taxpayers List, hold valid Sales Tax and Income Tax registrations, and meet all statutory compliance requirements under Public Procurement Regulatory Authority rules. A bid security of Rs. 0.960 million is required in the form of a pay order or call deposit from a scheduled bank drawn in favour of the Divisional Accounts Officer, Pakistan Railways, Sukkur. Tender documents are available for download from the electronic procurement portal EPADS at eprocure.gov.pk, with hard copies obtainable from the issuing office during business hours. Bids must be submitted electronically on EPADS accompanied by scanned bid security documents, with hard copies delivered to the Divisional Signal & Telecom Engineer's office in Sukkur. The bid submission deadline is 11:00 hours on 31 August 2026, with public opening scheduled for 11:30 hours the same day. For further information, contact the Pakistan Railways Sukkur office at telephone number 071-9310071.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a single-contract civil-works project to upgrade a railway-level crossing from Class III to Class II standard on the Rohri–Khanpur line.
Scale appears small to medium based on scope and bid security of Rs. 0.96 million. The tight 31 August 2026 deadline allows limited preparation time. Bidders must hold SECP/FBR registrations and meet ATL eligibility. No framework or repeat component is evident; this is a one-off infrastructure upgrade.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with the Federal Board of Revenue on the Active Taxpayers List, hold valid Sales Tax and Income Tax certificates, and comply with Public Procurement Regulatory Authority procurement rules. Typically, civil works contracts also require relevant engineering credentials or category certification, though the notice does not explicitly specify PEC category requirements.