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Description / Scope of Work
The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) is inviting bids for renovation, refurbishment and allied civil works on a national basis under a Single Stage-Two Envelope procurement method. This Standard Bidding Document provides the framework and requirements for contractors to submit competitive bids for construction and renovation projects. The document outlines the complete bidding process, eligibility criteria, evaluation methodology, scope of work specifications, and contractual terms and conditions that will govern the execution of the works upon award. The procurement is conducted in accordance with PPRA regulations and procedures applicable to federal-level projects across Pakistan.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant PEC registration, past construction experience, technical capacity, and financial standing. A bid security declaration and performance guarantee will be required as specified in the bidding documents. All bids must be submitted in two envelopes separating technical and financial proposals, with detailed attention to the bid data sheet and special conditions of contract.
Prospective bidders can obtain the complete bidding documents from PPRA, located at 1st Floor, FBC Building, G-5/2, Islamabad, by contacting the procurement authority via phone +92-313-900-7537 or email Sarmadusman@ppra.org.pk. Bids must be submitted by the closing date of September 11, 2026, with bid opening to follow according to the schedule provided in the bidding documents. All interested contractors are advised to review the document thoroughly before submitting their bids.
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This is a template Standard Bidding Document issued by PPRA for national-level renovation and refurbishment works, not a specific tender with defined scope or value.
Bidders should note the two-envelope submission format and strict compliance requirements with PPRA regulations. The document emphasizes past experience evaluation and performance guarantees. This appears to be a framework document rather than a live opportunity with identified works, suggesting contractors should await detailed project-specific addenda or separate NIT announcements referencing this template.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require PEC registration appropriate to the scale of works, company registration (SECP), valid NTN, and documented past construction experience in renovation and allied civil works. The notice does not specify precise PEC category or minimum experience thresholds; these are typically determined in project-specific bid data sheets appended to this template document.