Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
MEPCO (Multan Electric Power Company) is procuring a 110V DC Battery Bank through a National Single Stage-Two Envelope competitive bidding process. The tender is referenced as PMU-36/2026-27 and is issued by the Manager Procurement (PMU) at the office of the Chief Engineer (Development) in Multan, Punjab. This is a goods procurement for electrical power backup infrastructure. The bid documents outline detailed specifications, eligibility criteria, evaluation methodology, and contract terms for the supply of the specified battery bank equipment.
Bidders must meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the bid data sheet, including financial capacity, past experience with similar contracts, and current contract commitments. A bid securing declaration or equivalent security instrument is required. Bidders must be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities such as SECP (if a company) or hold valid NTN (National Tax Number). All bids must be submitted in two envelopes—the first containing technical and administrative documents, the second containing the financial proposal. Preference may be given to locally manufactured goods where applicable.
Bid documents are available from the PMU office at MEPCO, Khanewal Road, Multan City, Multan District, Punjab. Bids must be submitted by the closing date of 2026-09-07. The bid opening will take place after the technical evaluation phase. Inquiries and document requests should be directed to Manager Procurement (PMU) MEPCO by phone at +92-310-377-4444 or email at erppmu.proc@mepco.com.pk. A comprehensive bid data sheet, specifications, price schedules, general and special conditions of contract, and standard procurement forms are included in the document package.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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MEPCO is seeking a single 110V DC battery bank through competitive tendering.
The scope appears to be a standardised power backup component for an electrical utility's operations. The two-envelope structure and August 2026 publication date with September 2026 closing suggest a moderately urgent procurement cycle. Suppliers should note the detailed contractual framework, integrity pact requirement, and performance guarantee obligations typical of utility-scale procurements. Registration and tax compliance with Pakistani authorities are mandatory prerequisites.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP (if incorporated) or hold valid NTN, possess relevant experience with similar battery bank supplies, demonstrate financial capacity and positive net worth, and hold no current contract defaults with MEPCO. PEC registration is not applicable to goods-only procurement. The notice does not specify minimum turnover or project value thresholds explicitly; refer to the bid data sheet (page 24) for detailed financial qualification criteria.