Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Municipal Corporation Rawalpindi invites open competitive bids for six infrastructure rehabilitation and maintenance projects across the city. The works comprise rehabilitation of nullah and street in New Hazara Colony UC-03 (estimated cost PKR 7.133 million), rehabilitation and improvement of street and drain in Committee Mohallah UC-42 (PKR 4.189 million), painting and repairing of MCR Community Hall near Dhoke Ratta (PKR 0.980 million), repair and maintenance of official accommodation on first floor UC-19 Satellite Town (PKR 1.442 million), rehabilitation of drainage system in Commercial Market Nursery Flats and Shops (PKR 1.919 million), and rehabilitation and improvement of street and nullah in Raja Meer Ali Street UC-18 (PKR 2.193 million). Total estimated procurement value is approximately PKR 17.856 million with completion periods ranging from one to three months. These projects are located in Rawalpindi, Punjab and include site-specific drainage, street, and building infrastructure works.
Bidders must submit bid security equivalent to five percent of the estimated cost in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR). Qualification information, letter of acceptance, and agreement forms are included in the bid document. Bidders are required to provide relevant documentation including specifications, bill of quantities, drawings, and environmental management plans as prescribed in the procurement specific provisions.
The bid document contains invitation for bids, bidding data, forms of bid with qualification information, contract data, detailed specifications and bills of quantities, site plans and drawings, security forms, and environmental management plan. Interested contractors should obtain complete bid documents and submit their proposals in accordance with the instructions outlined in Section 1 (Bidding Data) and Section 2 (Forms of Bid) of this document.
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Six concurrent municipal works packages totalling approximately PKR 17.86 million, ranging from drainage/street rehabilitation to building repairs across Rawalpindi.
Project periods are short (1–3 months), suggesting tight scheduling and execution. Works appear standard municipal infrastructure class but span multiple locations and categories (civil works, painting, drainage), requiring versatile capability. Bid security of 5 percent per work is mandatory. No visible procurement portal URL or closing date context in document; completion timing appears urgent.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders must hold Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration for construction contracting, valid National Tax Number (NTN), and SECP registration where applicable. Local contractors may be preferred. The notice does not explicitly state category or restrictive criteria, but standard MCR procurement practice requires proof of financial stability, experience with similar municipal works, and valid tax registration.