Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Karachi Port Trust invites bids for the lifting, removal, mandatory cleaning, transportation and safe disposal of oily mixture, oily sludge and hazardous waste from oil piers at OP-I, OP-II and OP-III within Karachi Port Trust. This tender (E-06/2026) is for environmental remediation and waste management services at the port facility in Karachi, Sindh, with a bid security requirement of Rs 6,976,464. The scope encompasses complete handling of contaminated materials from operational trenches at multiple oil pier locations, requiring certified disposal methods and compliance with hazardous waste regulations.
Interested firms must possess demonstrated experience in hazardous waste management, oily sludge disposal and environmental cleanup operations. Bidders are required to submit a pay order for bid security amounting to Rs 6,976,464 in favour of the Chief Account Officer, KPT. The bid security must be submitted in original at the time of bid opening; however, a scanned copy should be uploaded through the E-PADS system. Bids must remain valid for 90 days from the date of opening.
Bidding documents are available for download from the E-PAD System version 2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk and from KPT and PPRA websites. All bids must be submitted electronically through EPAD System version 2.0 only; bids received through other means will not be accepted. The bid submission and opening date has been corrected to 15-09-2026 at 1100 hours, with bid opening at 1130 hours on the same day in Room No. 32 of CM&EE-II Department at KPT Head Office, Eduljee Dinshaw Road, Karachi. Bidders may contact the Chief Mechanical & Electrical Engineer-II at telephone 021-99214856 or 021-99214535 for further information.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
KPT is procuring specialised hazardous waste management services for oily residue removal from three oil pier locations.
The contract involves environmental remediation, transportation and certified disposal of petroleum sludge and contaminated materials. Bid security is substantial at Rs 6.98 million, indicating significant project scope. A corrigendum moved the deadline from 24-09-2026 to 15-09-2026, compressing the submission window. This is a one-off disposal project rather than recurring operations; success requires hazardous waste handling credentials and disposal facility partnerships.
Who can bid: Firms must have experience in hazardous waste management and oily sludge disposal at port or industrial facilities. Typically, bidders require valid NTN, SECP registration or sole proprietorship documentation, relevant environmental clearances, and proof of access to certified hazardous waste disposal sites. No specific PEC or EOBI membership is mentioned but professional licensing for waste management may be required.