Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Public Health Engineering Division DIKhan invites electronic bids from eligible government-registered contractors for the construction of drinking water supply and sanitation schemes across southern districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under ADP No 251122 (2025-26). Four sub-projects are tendered under a single-stage two-envelope procurement procedure with a combined estimated cost of approximately 441.448 million rupees. The works include construction of street, drain and sewer lines for Union Council schemes in Ratta Kulachi, Lahra and Shoro Kot; Union Council Yarik Mandhra and Hissam in Chehkan; Union Council Kural, Zindanl and Dhap Shumail in Kaich; and a water supply scheme near Flour Mill with tube well, chamber, compound wall, surface tank, supply main and water collecting point infrastructure. Bid Solicitation Documents including bill of quantities, technical and financial evaluation criteria, and contract data are available for download from the EPADS portal at kp.eprocure.gov.pk.
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Four water supply and sanitation subprojects tendered separately with estimated costs ranging 13.4 to 221 million rupees.
Works span street construction, piping networks, and water infrastructure across multiple union councils in KPK southern districts. Bid security required at 2% of contract value as call deposit; technical and financial bids evaluated sequentially. Closing date 18 September 2026 allows four months for preparation and submission via EPADS portal. Combined scale suggests recurring municipal infrastructure contracting by PHE.
Who can bid: Bidders must be government-registered contractors eligible for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa procurement. Typically required: valid PEC registration (Category E or higher for construction), active NTN, SECP registration for companies, and proof of financial standing. CDRs (call deposit receipts) in newly approved rates must accompany technical bids in sealed envelope; failure to submit hard-copy CDRs results in bid rejection.