Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Water & Sanitation Agency (WASA), Sargodha invites electronic bids for the construction of an RCC sluice valve chamber measuring 3 feet by 3 feet by 4 feet at Eid Gah Water Works and an RCC roof slab on the raw water channel in Muhammadi Colony, Sargodha, Punjab. The estimated project cost is Rs. 4,901,600, and bidders must submit bids through the Punjab e-Procurement System (e-P) portal. This single-stage, one-envelope procurement is open to contractors and firms registered with the e-P system and holding valid PEC licenses in category C6 and above with relevant civil engineering code CE-10.
Eligible bidders must be registered with the Federal Board of Revenue and Provincial Revenue Authority, holding valid National Tax Numbers (NTN) and Provincial National Tax Numbers (PNTN). A bid security of Rs. 245,080, equivalent to 5 percent of the estimated cost, is mandatory and must be submitted digitally through the e-P system either via 1Link or through a bank guarantee from any scheduled bank in Pakistan in favor of the Deputy Director, WASA Sargodha. Conditional tenders will not be accepted, and rates must be quoted in both figures and words.
Bidding documents are available for free download from the e-P portal at https://ep.punjab.gov.pk and the authority's website. Electronic bids must be submitted by September 9, 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled for the same date at 11:30 AM. Bids remain valid for 120 days from the submission date. Bidders seeking technical assistance regarding the e-P portal may contact the mobile helpline at 1248 or the landline at 042-1248.
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This is a small-to-medium civil works contract for water infrastructure in Sargodha involving construction of a valve chamber and roof slab.
The estimated value of Rs. 4.9 million requires PEC C6+ certification and NTN registration. The tight bid submission window (published in August 2026 for September 9 closing) leaves minimal preparation time. The project appears to be a one-off infrastructure improvement rather than a recurring contract, with a 120-day bid validity period suggesting moderate project complexity.
Who can bid: Eligible bidders must hold valid PEC licenses in category C6 or above with civil engineering code CE-10, be registered with FBR and PRA (NTN and PNTN), and be enrolled on the Punjab e-Procurement System. Contractors, firms, manufacturers and authorized dealers meeting these criteria may bid. Typically, for C6-category works, bidders must also demonstrate relevant experience and financial capacity.