Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Lahore Development Authority invites sealed bids for addition, alteration and renovation works at LDA Official Residence No. 690 located in Huma Block, Allama Iqbal Town, Lahore, Punjab. The project encompasses roof and structural improvements including tile flooring, insulation installation, waterproofing membranes, marble flooring with China Verona finish, porcelain glazed tiles, mortice locks, wardrobes, and aluminium window fly screens. The estimated cost of the project is Rs. 1,547,022 with a time limit of 60 days for completion. The scope of work includes dismantling of existing roof ties and cement concrete, application of bituminous waterproofing, installation of extruded polystyrene rigid insulation, provision of superb quality porcelain glazed tiles as per specifications, and various finishing works as approved by the Engineer Incharge.
Bidders must submit a bid security of Rs. 77,400 representing five percent of the total estimated cost. Contractors are required to possess relevant Professional Engineering Council (PEC) registration as applicable to the nature and scope of the works. All works must be executed in accordance with specifications approved and directed by the Engineer Incharge, with particular attention to quality standards for materials and finishing.
Bid documents can be obtained from the LDA offices, and sealed bids must be submitted within the stipulated time frame as per the bid schedule. The bid opening will take place as per the timeline provided in the tender documents. Bidders are advised to carefully review all technical specifications, quantities, and terms and conditions outlined in the complete bid schedule before submitting their proposals.
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Two separate renovation projects for LDA official residences: No.
690 in Huma Block (Rs. 1.55m, 60 days) focusing on roof, insulation and marble flooring; and No. 262 in M.A. Johar Town (Rs. 2.83m, 60 days) covering painting, tiling and structural repairs. Both require PEC registration and strict adherence to engineer specifications. The scope is detailed and material-intensive, suggesting established contractors with experience in residential refurbishment. Tight 60-day completion windows indicate need for mobilisation capability.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid PEC registration in relevant categories (structural/general construction). NTN and SECP registration are typically mandatory. No specific restrictions are stated in the notices beyond engineer approval requirements for all work execution.