Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
This tender invites bids for roof treatment works on three hostels (Zainab, Fatima-II and Fatima-IV) at the NUST campus in Sector H-12, Islamabad, Federal Territory. The National University of Science & Technology is seeking qualified contractors to undertake comprehensive roof treatment and repairs across these three residential buildings. This is a single-stage, one-envelope procurement process advertised on a national basis. The scope of work encompasses roof treatment operations on multiple structures within the university's main campus facility in Islamabad, a major educational institution in the federal capital.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria as outlined in the bidding document, which includes relevant professional qualifications and registration requirements. A bid securing declaration is required from all participating contractors. The document specifies general and special conditions of contract that will govern the selected contractor's performance, along with detailed work specifications and market rates for reference. An integrity pact and performance guarantee will be mandated upon contract award.
The Standard Bidding Document is available from the Works Directorate of NUST, with contact details provided for inquiries. Interested bidders should obtain complete bid documents and submit their proposals according to the instructions provided. The bid opening date, submission procedures, and all relevant terms and conditions are detailed within the comprehensive procurement package. Prospective contractors should note the single-stage submission process and ensure all required documentation is included with their bid.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
NUST is procuring roof treatment work on three hostels at its main Islamabad campus—a multi-building project likely to have significant scope and value.
The use of a Standard Bidding Document and integrity pact suggests a formal, regulated process suitable for established contractors. This appears to be a one-off capital maintenance project rather than a recurring contract. Contractors should verify exact scope, specifications, and schedule before bidding; the August 2026 publication date and projected September close indicates a compressed bidding window for a works project.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state PEC category or registration thresholds. Bidders in roof treatment works are typically required to hold valid PEC registration (likely Category E or equivalent depending on contract value), current NTN and SECP registration, and applicable provincial occupational safety licenses.