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Description / Scope of Work
The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority, under the Ministry of Housing and Works, invites bids for the replacement of centrifugal pumps at a pump station located at Street Number 24, G-13/2, Islamabad. This works contract is being procured through a national single-stage one-envelope bidding process. The project involves the removal of existing centrifugal pumps and installation of new pumps to ensure continued water supply operations at the facility in Islamabad, Federal Province. The procurement follows standard bidding document procedures and is open to eligible national contractors.
Bidders must satisfy eligibility criteria as detailed in the bid data sheet, including registration and relevant licensing requirements. A bid securing declaration is required from all bidding parties as a condition of participation. Bidders are expected to provide technical and financial proposals demonstrating their capacity to execute the pump replacement works within the specified scope and technical specifications outlined in the contract documents.
The complete standard bidding document, including detailed scope of work, technical specifications, price schedules, general and special conditions of contract, performance guarantee forms, and bill of quantities, is available for download. Bids must be submitted in a single envelope containing all required documents. The Deputy Director (Maintenance) at the Directorate of Maintenance, Bazar No. 5, Street 13, G-13/3, Islamabad, serves as the primary contact for inquiries. Interested bidders should contact the office by telephone at +92-320-090-5755 or email dd-maintenance@fgeha.gov.pk for further information.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Replacement of centrifugal pumps at a single pump station in Islamabad—a focused, relatively small-scale mechanical works contract.
The scope appears straightforward with defined technical requirements and standard procurement procedures. This is a one-off project rather than a recurring maintenance framework. The tight August 2026 deadline suggests urgency. Bidders should note the single-envelope format and requirement for a bid securing declaration; no pre-bid meeting or site inspection details are mentioned, which may constrain familiarization with existing site conditions.
Who can bid: The notice references eligibility criteria in the bid data sheet but does not detail them in the front matter. Typically for works contracts in Pakistan, contractors should hold PEC registration (mechanical or relevant category), valid NTN and SECP registration, and current tax compliance. Local bidders are explicitly eligible under the 'National' classification. Specific financial and experience thresholds are likely defined in the BDS section.