Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Municipal Corporation Sargodha invites competitive bids for a framework contract covering painting of road dividers, installation of cat eyes, road lining, and sign boards throughout Sargodha city in Punjab province. The estimated contract value is Rs. 10.00 million. This is a framework contract, meaning the successful bidder will be engaged to execute multiple work orders as required by the Corporation over the contract period, rather than a single fixed project. The scope includes all associated painting and road safety marking works within Sargodha city limits.
Bidders must meet standard qualification criteria for contractors in this category, typically requiring valid PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration or equivalent professional credentials, NTN registration, and appropriate business licenses. A bid security deposit is mandatory as detailed in the bid data sheet. Bidders should be experienced in road marking and painting works. One person or firm may submit only one bid, and joint ventures are permitted with all member information disclosed. All bidders must provide a work plan and deputation plan detailing how they will execute the contract.
Bid documents are available from Municipal Corporation Sargodha and may be obtained by interested parties. Sealed bids must be submitted by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet. Bids will be opened publicly on the announced date. The Corporation reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Late submissions will not be considered. Bidders should contact the Municipal Corporation Sargodha for clarifications on the bidding documents and contract terms.
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This is a framework contract for road safety infrastructure in Sargodha city—painting, cat eyes, lining and signboards—valued at Rs.
10 million. The framework structure means multiple call orders over time rather than one fixed scope, giving recurring work potential. Bidders need PEC registration and prior experience in road marking. Tight qualification thresholds and mandatory work/deputation plans suggest the Corporation expects operational readiness. Contractors should assess local capacity to mobilise teams quickly for distributed city-wide works.
Who can bid: Typically bidders require valid PEC registration (or equivalent recognized professional body registration), active NTN and GST registration, relevant experience in road painting and marking works, and a credible track record. The notice requires submission of eligibility documents and work plans. Joint ventures are allowed if all members are disclosed. One bid per person/entity.