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Description / Scope of Work
The Public Health Engineering Division, Mirpurkhas, Sindh has issued its Annual Procurement Plan for the financial year 2026-27, covering a comprehensive programme of water supply and drainage infrastructure development across multiple talukas and union councils in District Mirpurkhas. The plan encompasses 17 distinct projects funded through Social Welfare sources and District ADP allocations, with a total estimated value of approximately 87.8 million rupees. Projects include construction and repair of water supply pipelines, RO (reverse osmosis) plants, elevated water storage tanks, open drain reconstruction, culvert and bridge construction across rural villages including Sachal Town, Gulshan-e-Hyder, Fateh Town, and various settlements in Talukas Shujabad, Digri, Sindhri and Hussain Bux Mari. The scope encompasses infrastructure serving remote and semi-urban populations requiring improved water access and drainage systems.
All procurement activities under this plan adopt a single-stage, two-envelope bidding methodology. Bidders are expected to be registered with relevant professional and tax authorities and possess necessary project execution capacity. No specific pre-bid meeting venues or dates have been announced in the plan document. Bid security requirements and detailed tender conditions are to be specified in individual tender notice issuances.
Bid documents and detailed project specifications will be issued as procurements are initiated throughout the four quarters of the 2026-27 financial year. The plan indicates procurement activities are scheduled across all four quarters, with District ADP projects concentrated in the first quarter. Interested contractors should contact the Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering (Development) Division, Mirpurkhas for tender documentation and submission procedures as individual projects are formally advertised.
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This is a multi-project annual plan, not a live tender—17 projects aggregating 87.8M PKR across water supply, drainage and civil works throughout Mirpurkhas District.
Social welfare projects (13 items, ~65M PKR) are slated across all four quarters; District ADP initiatives (4 items, ~13M PKR) front-loaded to Q1. Scale is small to medium per project (0.4M–10.5M). Bidders should anticipate staggered tender releases rather than single submission. Recurring annual planning suggests established framework; competition likely moderate. Note closing date 2026-09-15 is future; procurement is in planning phase.
Who can bid: The notice does not specify registration or license requirements. Typically, civil construction contracts in Sindh require PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration in relevant category, valid NTN and SECP incorporation certificate, and proof of financial capacity. Local contractors and JVs are usually eligible; firms on PPRA blacklist excluded.