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Description / Scope of Work
Municipal Committee Shujabad, a local government authority in Punjab, invites electronic bids from registered firms and companies engaged in trading and supply services. The procurement follows a single-stage, single-envelope bidding procedure conducted through the e-Procurement System (ePADS), the official online portal for Punjab government procurement. Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities including PEC (Professional Engineers Council), Income Tax, Sales Tax, and Punjab Sales Tax departments. The bidding process ensures transparent and competitive selection of contractors for municipal infrastructure and related works in Shujabad.
All bidders are required to submit a bid security equivalent to the estimated contract price in the form of a CDR, bank guarantee, demand draft, or pay order made payable to "MO(Infrastructure) Municipal Committee Shujabad". Eligible participants must demonstrate valid registrations with taxation and professional regulatory bodies. Late submissions and bids without proper security instruments will be rejected. The original bid security documents must be delivered in a clearly marked envelope before the electronic bid submission deadline.
Bidding documents are available for download immediately from the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority website at http://ppra.punjab.gov.pk and through the ePADS portal at https://punjab.eprocure.gov.pk. Electronic bids must be submitted online by 11 September 2026 at 1:00 PM, with bid opening scheduled for 2:00 PM the same day. Bidders should submit documents well ahead of the deadline to avoid technical issues. The Municipal Committee office at Town Hall, Shujabad can be contacted at 061-4397115 or mcshujabad@gmail.com for queries.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Municipal Committee Shujabad seeks registered suppliers for sewerage infrastructure procurement via ePADS.
Scale appears medium-sized municipal works; exact contract value unstated but bid security mirrors estimated price, suggesting substantive scope. Single-stage e-bidding reduces negotiation cycles—critical for SMEs managing cash flow. Notable: tight 9-day window from notice to bid closure (Sep 12 deadline stated, submission Sep 11), demanding rapid documentation assembly. One-off municipal project, not recurring. Sewerage category implies technical compliance and PEC registration are non-negotiable entry barriers.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold PEC registration (construction/engineering), valid NTN, Sales Tax, and Punjab Sales Tax registration. Typically, municipal contracts also require SECP registration if incorporated as company, or sole proprietor documentation with FBR clearance. Notice specifies 'registered firms and companies'—unregistered sole traders likely ineligible. Valid tax clearance certificates typically required.