Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Garrison Engineering Construction SSD Wah invites sealed competitive bids for MES (Military Engineering Services) works in Punjab. The tender reference is 5000-PPRA/47/JE5 dated 10 August 2026. This notice is published in classified columns of leading Urdu and English daily newspapers of the concerned areas and Rawalpindi, as well as on the PPRA website (www.ppra.org.pk) to ensure wide circulation among eligible contractors. The tender encompasses military engineering services construction works with scope and value details to be provided in the attached tender notice. Necessary funds are available to meet the entire cost of advertisement and works execution. Payment to respective parties will be made promptly upon receipt of relevant bills and documentation. For PPRA, an advance advertisement bill amounting to Rs 15,000 has been deposited in Habib Bank Limited Aslam Market Wah Cantt Branch (code 0170, serial number 69539490, dated 7-8-2026).
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The notice confirms PPRA budget allocation and mandates multi-platform advertising (Urdu and English dailies, web portal) across Punjab and Rawalpindi. Prospective bidders should note the contact number 0331-5540679 for newspaper coordination and expect tender documents to be available on the PPRA portal. The advance bill deposit suggests this is a routine military construction procurement likely to follow standard PPRA procedures.
Who can bid: Typically, eligible bidders for MES construction works must be registered with PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) in the relevant category, hold valid NTN from FBR, and possess current membership of relevant professional bodies. The notice does not explicitly state restrictions, but military engineering contracts usually require security clearance and proven experience with defence establishments.