Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Military Engineer Services (MES) under the Pakistan Army, CMES (DP) Chaklala, is inviting lump sum tenders for miscellaneous repair and maintenance works at Headquarters NSC (National Security Complex) under the General Engineer NSC banner at Chaklala, Rawalpindi, Punjab. This contract is issued in lieu of PAFW-2159 (Revised 1951) and operates under the General Condition of Contract PAFW-2249. The tender reference number is 6526/DP//E-6, dated August 2026. Bidders must deliver sealed tenders at CMES (DP) Chaklala by 1130 hours on the specified closing date, marked with the contract number on the outside. All tender documents must be returned whether or not a bid is submitted. Correspondence regarding this tender should reference the tender number and be directed to CMES (DP) Chaklala.
The tender package comprises multiple components including the Contract Form PAFW-1821, detailed specifications, General Conditions of Contract (PAFW-2249), amendments, notice of tender, Special Conditions (Schedule G), Breach of Security Rules provisions (Schedule G), Schedule H, Schedule K, and un-priced Bills of Quantities. The contract includes technical drawings as specified in the tender documents. Bidders must ensure compliance with all security protocols and special conditions as outlined in the tender schedules.
Tender documents are available from CMES (DP) Chaklala, and all bidders must obtain complete documentation before submission. The President of Pakistan does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. Rashid Mehmood, A/XEN AQS, is authorized to initial corrections and sign all attached documents on behalf of the accepting officer. Bidders should confirm document completeness, page counts, and drawing sheets with the issuing officer before submission.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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MES seeks lump sum contractors for routine repair and maintenance at NSC Chaklala.
Scope and budget undefined in the notice but standard for military facility upkeep. Document package is substantial (multiple schedules, drawings, conditions), suggesting moderate complexity. Bidders face tight operational timelines typical of facility maintenance. Security compliance is mandatory; any breach invokes special penalties per Schedule G. One-off contract with no indication of renewal.
Who can bid: Bidders should typically be registered with relevant authorities (NTN, SECP if applicable) and hold appropriate PEC category for construction/maintenance work. Military contracts typically require security clearance eligibility and compliance with Pakistan Army procurement norms. The notice does not explicitly state category restrictions; standard MES contracts favour licensed contractors with facility maintenance experience.