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Description / Scope of Work
CPGCL GENCO-II TPS Guddu, a thermal power station located in Kashmore District, Larkana Division, Sindh Province, is procuring private security staff from a well-reputed security firm to provide comprehensive security and safety services at the facility. This non-consultancy services procurement follows a National Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process. The scope of work encompasses full security and safety operations for the power generation complex, ensuring round-the-clock protection of personnel, assets, and critical infrastructure. Eligible security firms must be properly registered and demonstrate proven experience in providing industrial security services to large-scale facilities or power generation plants.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including valid security firm registration, relevant licenses from competent authorities, and evidence of prior experience with comparable facilities. A bid securing declaration is required at the time of bid submission. The bidding document specifies detailed service specifications and scope of work which outline the complete range of security duties, staffing levels, training requirements, and performance standards expected from the contractor. Preference will be given to firms with established operational capacity and proven track records in industrial security management.
The Standard Bidding Document is available for download from the procuring organisation. Interested bidders must submit sealed bids in two envelopes containing technical and financial proposals separately. Bids will be received by CPGCL GENCO-II TPS Guddu at the official address in Kashmore. For detailed bidding instructions, eligibility criteria, service specifications, price schedule, and general conditions of contract, prospective bidders should contact the Manager at Phone +92-333-755-4909 or Email mmgencoii@gmail.com. The pre-bid meeting details and bid opening procedures are specified in the attached bidding document sections.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
A thermal power plant in Sindh is sourcing private security contracting for full-time facility protection.
This appears to be recurring operational security provision rather than one-time work, though contract duration is not explicitly stated in the notice. The two-envelope process and emphasis on 'well-reputed' firms suggests the client is seeking established operators with industrial security credentials. No estimated contract value is disclosed, but scale is substantial given a major power generation facility. Bidders need valid security licensing and demonstrable experience with industrial/power sector clients to be competitive.
Who can bid: Typically, security firms must hold valid registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), possess current security licenses issued by the Interior Ministry or provincial authority, maintain valid NTN for tax purposes, and provide evidence of prior contracts with industrial or power sector clients. The notice emphasises 'well-reputed' status but does not itemise specific statutory requirements—verify current licensing frameworks with relevant provincial regulatory bodies.