Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Badin Rural Development Society (BRDS), a national-level non-governmental organisation registered under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance, invites sealed bids for the construction of three mini box culverts over drains at three different locations in Union Council Budho Qambrani, Taluka Matli, District Badin, Sindh. The three sites are in Villages Gazi Khan Chandio, Roshan Jarwar, and Haji Muhammad Qasim Hajano. This infrastructure development work is undertaken under the PPAF-supported project titled "Building Resilience and Communities for Sustainable Development at Badin" to improve community connectivity and resilience in rural Badin. Tenderers must be legally registered contractors or firms with demonstrated legal, technical, financial, and professional qualifications and adequate capacity to execute the contract successfully. Participation is open to individual contractors or consortiums/joint ventures as permitted. Tenderers may apply for one or more culverts and must submit separate rates and bills of quantities for each activity applied.
To participate, eligible contractors must hold appropriate professional qualifications, demonstrate financial capacity, and possess adequate resources for successful project execution. The tender document specifies technical specifications, drawings, and detailed bills of quantities that form the basis of bid evaluation. By submitting a bid, tenderers unreservedly accept all terms, conditions, instructions, and provisions contained in the tender document. Failure to submit all required information and supporting documents within the specified deadline will result in tender rejection. Sealed bids must be submitted in accordance with the formal tender schedule and requirements outlined by BRDS.
The tender was issued on 29th August 2026 at 09:00 AM with a closing date of 12th September 2026. Interested contractors should obtain complete tender documents, including technical specifications, drawings, and bills of quantities, from BRDS. Sealed bids must be submitted as per the timeline and procedures specified in the tender document. For further information and to obtain bid documents, interested parties should contact the Badin Rural Development Society directly.
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Three small-scale rural drainage culvert construction works in remote Sindh villages under a PPAF-funded resilience project.
Bidders should note the tight two-week submission window (29 Aug – 12 Sep 2026) and the requirement to provide separate bids and BOQs for each of the three locations if applying for multiple culverts. This is a one-off project delivered through an NGO rather than a government agency, suggesting community participation and potentially non-standard procurement protocols. The rural location and focus on resilience infrastructure implies limited mechanisation and emphasis on local labour deployment.
Who can bid: Tenderers must be legally registered contractors or firms. For construction works, bidders typically require PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration in an appropriate category, NTN from FBR, and evidence of technical and financial capacity. The notice does not specify bid security amount, PEC category, or turnover requirements explicitly, but states tenderers must demonstrate legal, technical, financial, and professional qualifications.