Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) invites proposals for hiring a consultant to supervise the procurement and installation of Automatic Power Management Systems (APMS) on high AT&C loss feeders across the MEPCO service territory in Punjab. This is a consultancy services engagement issued under reference 91/27 against MEPCO Tender No. 54/27, conducted as a national single-stage two-envelope procurement. The scope encompasses technical supervision, quality assurance, and installation oversight of APMS equipment on distribution feeders experiencing elevated technical and commercial losses, aimed at improving system efficiency and reducing losses across MEPCO's network in Multan and surrounding areas.
The procurement follows a single-stage two-envelope bidding process, with qualification and financial proposals evaluated separately. Eligible bidders must meet specified experience criteria, possess relevant technical qualifications, and demonstrate capacity to supervise APMS deployment across multiple feeders. Bid security and performance guarantees are required as per the terms outlined in the bid data sheet and special conditions of contract. An Integrity Pact commitment is mandatory for all bidders.
Bid documents are available from MEPCO and may be obtained through the procurement office. Proposals must be submitted to the Assistant Manager Procurement, MEPCO Complex, Wapda Colony, Khanewal Road, Multan City. Submission details, bid opening procedures, and evaluation timelines are specified in the Instructions to Bidders. For further information, contact MEPCO Procurement at +92-319-975-7793 or amproc&dist@mepco.com.pk.
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MEPCO seeks a consultant to supervise APMS procurement and installation on high-loss distribution feeders—a technical supervisory engagement rather than equipment supply.
This appears to be a medium-scale, project-based consultancy contract focused on quality control and compliance during equipment deployment. The closing date of 09 September 2026 allows reasonable preparation time. Bidders should demonstrate prior experience with power distribution automation, APMS systems, and similar supervision roles; MEPCO will expect track record evidence and technical team credentials.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state eligibility categories or registration mandates. Typically, consultant bidders for MEPCO contracts must be registered with SECP (if a firm), hold valid NTN and sales tax registration, possess relevant engineering credentials (typically BS/MS in electrical engineering), and have 3+ years' supervisory experience on similar power sector projects. Individuals or consulting firms may be eligible; previous MEPCO or distribution utility work is often preferred.