Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO), a leading power utility in Punjab, invites bids for the procurement of miscellaneous items required for sub-station operations under reference PMU-35/2026-27. This is a national-level goods procurement conducted through a single-stage two-envelope bidding process. The procurement is managed by the Manager Procurement (PMU) at the o/o Chief Engineer (Development) PMU MEPCO, Khanewal Road, Multan, serving the power distribution needs across Multan district and division. The specific items, quantities, and detailed specifications are outlined in the bidding document, with the procurement scope covering essential components and materials for sub-station infrastructure.
Bidders must meet the eligibility criteria and qualification requirements as detailed in the bid document, including financial capacity, past experience in similar procurements, and current contract status. Bid security requirements and supporting documentation are specified in the contract conditions. Eligible bidders should typically be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities (SECP/NTN) and demonstrate prior experience with sub-station equipment and miscellaneous items supply to utility companies or government entities.
Interested bidders must obtain the complete bid documents and submit sealed envelopes containing technical and financial proposals at the specified address before the closing date of 7 September 2026. The bid opening is scheduled to follow the submission deadline. Prospective bidders are advised to contact the Manager Procurement, MEPCO, via phone +92-310-377-4444 or email erppmu.proc@mepco.com.pk for queries, clarifications, and further information regarding bid documents and submission procedures.
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MEPCO seeks miscellaneous sub-station items through national competitive bidding closing 7 September 2026.
The single-stage two-envelope format requires simultaneous technical and financial proposal submission. Scale appears modest given the 'miscellaneous items' nomenclature, suggesting consumables or spare parts rather than major equipment. Bidders must demonstrate prior utility or sub-station supply experience and hold current certifications. The Multan region preference may favour local suppliers, though this is an open national tender.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration or NTN, demonstrated past experience supplying to power utilities or government projects, financial capacity documentation, and valid trading/manufacturing licenses. PEC registration is not mentioned; this is goods procurement, not construction or services. Check the full BDS for specific technical and financial thresholds.