Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
PMU HESCO (Hyderabad Electric Supply Company), operating under the Power Management Unit in Hyderabad, Sindh, invites bids for the procurement of a Battery Bank under tender reference PMU-211/26-27. This is a national-level goods procurement conducted on a single stage, one envelope basis. The procurement is intended to support HESCO's operational requirements in Hyderabad and is being managed by the Assistant Manager Procurement at the PMU Office, Power Wing Colony, Hussainabad. The scope involves supply and delivery of battery bank equipment as specified in the technical requirements section of this Standard Bidding Document.
Bidders must meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the bidding document, which typically includes valid business registration, NTN certificate, and relevant experience in supplying similar goods. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants as detailed in the document. Prospective bidders must demonstrate financial capacity and provide evidence of past experience with completed contracts in related fields. All bidders are required to sign an Integrity Pact and submit performance guarantee documentation as per the contract form provided.
The complete bidding document is available from PMU HESCO at the address provided. Interested parties should submit their sealed bids containing both technical and financial proposals as per the prescribed format. The bid opening and evaluation will follow the single envelope procedure. For further details, inquiries, and submission guidelines, bidders should contact the Assistant Manager Procurement at PMU Office, Banglow No. A-1, Power Wing Colony, Hussainabad, Hyderabad, Sindh, via phone at +92-337-219-2717 or email at amprocpmu@hesco.gov.pk.
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HESCO seeks a battery bank supplier under a single-envelope national competitive bid.
The procurement appears to be operational/capital equipment for the Hyderabad utility, likely medium-scale based on tender complexity and documentation depth. This is a straightforward goods supply contract without installation or long-term service obligations noted. The September 2026 closing date allows moderate preparation time. Battery banks are standardized commodities; differentiation will rely on technical compliance, pricing, and demonstrated track record with similar utility-scale deliveries. No framework or repeat contract status is indicated.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid SECP registration, active NTN, and relevant sales tax/income tax compliance. PEC category does not apply (goods, not construction). The notice requires an Integrity Pact signature and performance guarantee submission. Past experience with battery bank or power equipment supply is essential. Specific prequalification criteria are listed in the Eligibility Criteria section (page 28) of the document.