Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
IESCO invites bids for the shifting of five 132kV transmission line circuits due to the extension of Margalla Avenue from N-5 to M-1 in Islamabad. The project encompasses the relocation of transmission lines designated as Sangjani to HMC CKT-I, Sangjani to Burhan CKT-II, Sangjani-Burhan CKT-III, Sangjani-Margalla CKT-IV, and Sangjani-Fateh Jang CKT-V. The estimated contract value is Rs. 14,312,553 including Federal Sales Tax. This is a National tender for works to be executed within Islamabad Capital Territory, issued by IESCO-PMU with reference NCB-251.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria for electrical transmission infrastructure works in Pakistan. Prospective contractors are required to possess relevant Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration, valid NTN and SECP registration, and evidence of past experience in similar high-voltage transmission line projects. Bid security and performance guarantees as specified in the bid data sheet are mandatory. Bidders must also provide an Integrity Pact declaration and comply with IESCO's blacklisting policy.
Bid documents are available from IESCO-PMU at Head Office, Street #40, Sector G-7/4, Islamabad Capital Territory. Sealed bids in single-stage, one-envelope format must be submitted by the closing date of September 21, 2026. Bid opening will follow immediately thereafter. Interested parties should contact IESCO-PMU via phone +92-319-599-2205 or email iescopmu@iesco.com.pk for further information, document procurement, and clarifications.
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IESCO seeks contractors for shifting five 132kV transmission circuits in Islamabad due to road extension—a medium-scale electrical infrastructure project worth approximately Rs.
14.3 million. The work involves coordinated relocation of multiple interconnected circuits, requiring PEC-registered contractors with high-voltage transmission experience. Execution timeline extends to September 2026; limited window remains for mobilization and permitting. This is a one-off infrastructure adaptation project, not recurring, but represents steady demand given ongoing urban development in Islamabad.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically hold PEC registration (Category relevant to electrical transmission works), valid NTN from FBR, SECP registration, and documented past experience executing 132kV or higher transmission projects. IESCO's blacklisting policy applies; contractors under suspension or blacklist are ineligible. Compliance with Integrity Pact requirements is mandatory.