Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Authority invites sealed bids for maintenance and repair works to Sindh House in Murree, comprising civil work and furniture repair of the Governor's Annexee. This is a fixed-price contract valued up to Rs 4.00 million, procured under SPPRA standard bidding document for works contracts. The scope includes repairs and renovation of civil structures and furniture restoration at the Governor's Annexee facility located in Murree, Sindh province. Work completion timeline and specific deliverables are detailed in the Bill of Quantities and contract specifications provided in the bidding documents.
Bidders must possess valid NTN registration and meet all codal eligibility requirements prior to detailed bid evaluation, including registration with tax authorities and relevant professional bodies where applicable. Bid security is required in the prescribed amount and form as specified in the Notice Inviting Tender. Bids lacking the required bid security in correct form shall be rejected outright. All bidders must demonstrate their eligibility credentials when requested by the Procuring Agency during the evaluation stage.
Bidding documents are available for purchase from the Procuring Agency upon payment of the specified fee via pay order or deposit receipt. Sealed bids must be submitted by the deadline stated in the NIT, which will be opened at the appointed time and place. Bidders should quote percentage above or below the scheduled rates provided in the Bill of Quantities. Bids received after the submission deadline will be rejected and returned unopened. For bidding document procurement and submission details, contact the Procuring Agency using the reference details provided in the tender notice.
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This is a Rs 4 million capped repair contract for Sindh House's Governor Annexee in Murree, combining civil works and furniture restoration.
The fixed-price model means no escalation claims are permitted regardless of material or labour cost changes. Bidders quote percentage premiums or discounts against scheduled rates in the Bill of Quantities. The work appears to be a one-off maintenance project with defined scope. Tight NTN and eligibility verification requirements apply upfront. Competition is likely from local Murree contractors and Sindh-based civil firms.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid NTN and meet codal requirements: typically PEC registration for civil work contractors, tax authority registration, and submission of turnover and experience statements. Any other conditions mentioned in the NIT and bidding document must be satisfied. Bids without prescribed bid security are rejected automatically.