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Description / Scope of Work
The 12th SEAL Battalion, Pakistan Navy, based at Naval Base Nathiagali in Karachi, Sindh, invites sealed quotations from GST and Income Tax registered firms for the supply of fresh water during the financial year 2026-2027. The contract covers the provision of fresh water at the 12th SEAL Battalion area of responsibility. This is a recurring annual utility supply contract essential for maintaining operational readiness and personnel welfare at the naval facility. The scope encompasses reliable water supply services meeting the consumption requirements of the battalion stationed in Karachi.
Eligible bidders must be registered with the Federal Board of Revenue for GST and Income Tax purposes. Sealed quotations must originate from registered commercial firms capable of delivering consistent fresh water supplies. The Commanding Officer reserves the absolute right to reject any or all quotations submitted without assigning reasons, in accordance with PPRA Rule 2004 governing public procurement in Pakistan.
Sealed quotations must reach the Guard Room of 12th SEAL Battalion by 18 September 2026 before 1300 hours. Quotations will be publicly opened in the Conference Room of 12th SEAL Battalion on the same date at 1400 hours. The contracting authority is Lieutenant Commander Farman Ali, Pakistan Navy, serving as President of the Local Procurement Committee. All interested firms are encouraged to submit competitive bids in compliance with the stated procedures and regulatory framework.
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A recurring annual fresh water supply contract for a Pakistan Navy SEAL battalion facility in Karachi.
Scale appears small to medium, typical of utility services for a military unit. The closing deadline of 18 September 2026 is relatively tight (15 days from publication). Registration with FBR for GST/IT is mandatory. This is a straightforward commoditised supply arrangement; bidders should focus on reliability, competitive pricing, and compliance with tender procedures rather than technical complexity.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid GST and Income Tax registration from the Federal Board of Revenue. Typically, fresh water supply contractors are also required to possess relevant provincial environmental and water authority approvals. No specific PEC category applies as this is a service/commodity contract, not construction.