Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme invites sealed bids from PEC registered Category C-4 contractors for water treatment installation under the project titled WASH & Livelihood Support for Affected People of Sindh District Sujawal. The procurement comprises three lots: LOT 1 involves installation of UV filtration system at Jati Town; LOT 2 covers installation of reverse osmosis plant at Uris Temro Village, UC Mugar Bheen; LOT 3 includes installation of RO plant at Umar Thaheem Village, UC Kar Malik. All works are located in Sindh province and aim to improve water access for affected communities. The tender was issued on 20 August 2026 with a submission deadline of 3 September 2026 at 5:00 PM PST.
Eligible bidders must be PEC registered in Category C-4 category, financially strong and experienced in water treatment systems. Bidders are required to submit a bid security deposit of PKR 150,000 in the form of Pay Order or Demand Draft made payable to Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme. Interested vendors must include samples with their applications. The contracting authority will accept clarification requests until 31 August 2026 at 3:00 PM PST, and tender opening is scheduled for 4 September 2026 at 10:00 AM PST. LHDP reserves the right to reject any or all tenders without assigning reason, and will evaluate bids on quality, experience and delivery time in addition to price.
Bid documents including specifications, bills of quantity, drawings and tender pack are available at https://www.lhdp-pakistan.org/work-with-us/tendersrfqs. Bidders unable to access documents online may contact the procurement team via email at procurement@lhdp-pakistan.org or visit the LHDP Head Office at House 40-45, Golden City 1, Golarchi Road, Badin. All rates must clearly include applicable taxes and transportation charges. Enquiries and tender submissions should be directed to the Procurement Committee at the above address.
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Three geographically dispersed water treatment installations in Sujawal district: UV filtration system and two RO plants.
Medium-scale humanitarian WASH infrastructure project with 14-day bidding window—tight timeline requiring immediate document acquisition. Three separate lots allow portfolio-building, though tight deadlines and humanitarian sector payment practices (typically slower) suggest realistic cash-flow planning. Quality and delivery weighted equally with price; sample submission mandatory, indicating technical scrutiny beyond lowest-cost selection.
Who can bid: PEC Category C-4 registration mandatory. Financial strength and water treatment experience explicitly required. Typically bidders also need active NTN, SECP registration (if company structure applies), and no blacklisting by development sector authorities. No formal turnover threshold stated but humanitarian donors typically prefer contractors with documented project history.